Computer Memory (RAM) Deals & Computer Memory (RAM) for Sale

A straightforward upgrade for anyone whose desktop PC is running slow due to insufficient RAM, particularly if you're adding a second stick to an existing 4GB system to hit 8GB total. Buy Now at Newegg

Upgrading an older desktop that's running slow due to limited RAM, this kit gives you 16GB of DDR3 in a four-stick configuration, which works well for systems with quad-channel motherboards or those that just need more headroom for everyday multitasking. Buy Now at Newegg

A straightforward upgrade for anyone looking to double their RAM without spending much, particularly if your PC is running slowly with multiple tabs or applications open at once. Buy Now at Newegg

G.Skill's Trident Z5 Neo RGB line is optimized specifically for AMD Ryzen platforms, and 6400MHz is on the faster end of what DDR5 can reliably hit, making this a solid pick if you're building or upgrading a Ryzen system and want memory that won't leave performance on the table. Buy Now at Newegg

Straightforward pick for anyone upgrading an older desktop that still runs DDR3, where adding RAM is one of the cheapest ways to improve day-to-day responsiveness without replacing the whole system. Buy Now at Newegg

Straightforward desktop RAM for anyone upgrading an older system or replacing a failed stick, as long as your motherboard supports DDR3. Buy Now at Newegg

DDR5 at 6800MHz sits well above the standard 5600MHz spec, so this kit is aimed at enthusiasts who want noticeable memory performance gains, particularly in CPU-bound tasks or games that respond to memory bandwidth. The 32GB dual-channel configuration also covers most gaming and productivity workloads without needing an upgrade anytime soon. Buy Now at Newegg

Server and workstation builders who need error-correcting memory on a budget will find this useful, as ECC RAM catches and corrects single-bit memory errors that standard consumer RAM simply ignores. Buy Now at Newegg

Straightforward upgrade for anyone looking to add RAM to an existing desktop without spending much — Crucial is a reliable name in memory, and 8GB at DDR4 3200MHz covers most everyday computing needs at a budget-friendly price point. Buy Now at Newegg

A straightforward RAM upgrade for desktop PC owners looking to add or replace memory, particularly useful if your system is running sluggish under multitasking or you're building a budget machine and want a reliable module without paying for a premium brand name. Buy Now at Newegg

Older desktop PCs running DDR2 memory are increasingly hard to upgrade since the standard is long discontinued, so this module is mainly useful if you're trying to squeeze more life out of a legacy system from the mid-2000s era. Buy Now at Newegg

Aimed at older desktop builds that support DDR3, this kit runs at 2400MHz, which is on the higher end for that memory standard and suits anyone looking to squeeze more performance out of a legacy system without replacing the whole platform. Buy Now at Newegg

A straightforward RAM upgrade option for desktop PC builders or anyone looking to add memory to an existing system, assuming your motherboard supports DDR4 at 3200MHz (which covers most builds from the last several years). Buy Now at Newegg

Straightforward pick for anyone upgrading an older desktop that's running slow due to insufficient RAM, particularly if your motherboard supports DDR4 at 2933MHz speeds. The dual-channel kit (2x8GB) is the configuration most desktops are designed to take advantage of over a single 16GB stick. Buy Now at Newegg

Crucial Pro is Micron's consumer-facing brand, and Micron manufactures its own NAND and DRAM, which means this kit isn't relabeled third-party memory. A 2x16GB DDR5-6400 kit at this speed is a solid pick for anyone building or upgrading a 13th or 14th-gen Intel or Ryzen 7000 series desktop that can actually use the faster bandwidth. Buy Now at Newegg

Upgrading older desktops that are running slow due to limited RAM is where this fits best, and the 2-pack gives you 32GB total for systems that support dual-channel memory. Buy Now at Newegg

Buying RAM in a 4-pack makes sense if you're upgrading an older desktop that maxes out at DDR2, since individual sticks of this spec can be harder to find and often cost more per gigabyte than this bundle. Buy Now at Newegg

A straightforward RAM upgrade for desktop builds that support DDR5, and buying a dual-channel kit like this ensures you're getting the full memory bandwidth your platform is capable of rather than running a single stick. Buy Now at Newegg

Older DDR3 desktop builds that need a RAM upgrade or replacement stick are the main use case here, since DDR3 at 1066MHz is a dated spec that won't work in modern systems but is still commonly needed for machines from roughly 2009 to 2015. Buy Now at Newegg