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

Aimed at enthusiasts building high-end desktop rigs, the Trident Z5 CK runs at DDR5-8400MHz, which puts it near the top of consumer memory speeds and well above what most mainstream builds use. At $900, that's $30 off the $930 list price. Buy Now at Newegg

Straightforward desktop RAM upgrade for anyone building a budget PC or replacing a failed stick, with DDR4 2666 covering the baseline speed for most mid-range Intel and AMD platforms from the last several years. Buy Now at Newegg

Solid pick if you're building or upgrading a desktop PC and want a matched 32GB DDR5 kit without overcomplicating things — DDR5 at 5200MHz is a reliable mid-range speed that works well with current Intel and AMD platforms. Buy Now at Newegg

96GB of DDR5 RAM is well beyond what most users need, but if you're running memory-intensive workloads like video editing, 3D rendering, or large virtual machines on an AMD Ryzen platform, the Trident Z5 Neo RGB is tuned specifically for AMD EXPO compatibility at 6000MHz. At $190 off the list price, you're paying around $190 per stick. Buy Now at Newegg

At $1,080, that's $120 off the $1,200 list price for 32GB of DDR5-6400 RAM in G.Skill's Trident Z5 Royal series, which is the brand's premium aesthetic tier with crystal-bar styling aimed at builders who want high-speed memory that's visible in a windowed case. Buy Now at Newegg

A straightforward pick for anyone upgrading or replacing RAM in an older desktop that uses DDR3L (low-voltage DDR3), which covers a wide range of systems built between roughly 2012 and 2016. The 2x8GB kit gives you 16GB total in a dual-channel configuration, which is the standard way to maximize memory bandwidth on compatible boards. Buy Now at Newegg

A straightforward option for anyone looking to add or replace RAM in a DDR4-compatible desktop, particularly if you need a single 4GB stick for a budget build or to fill an empty slot. Buy Now at Newegg

Straightforward DDR4 RAM upgrade for desktop builds or older systems that need more memory, particularly if you're running on 8GB and starting to notice slowdowns with modern workloads. Buy Now at Newegg

Straightforward upgrade for anyone looking to max out RAM in a desktop that supports DDR4-2133, particularly older Intel or AMD builds where 32GB is the practical ceiling. Buy Now at Newegg

A 2-pack of 32GB DDR5 kits running at 7000MHz is aimed at enthusiast builders who want high-frequency memory with RGB lighting for a high-end desktop build. At $620, that's about $20 off the $640 list price. Buy Now at Newegg

At $414, that's $66 off the $480 list price for a 32GB DDR5 kit running at 6400MHz, which is a solid speed tier for DDR5 and suits anyone building or upgrading a current-gen Intel or AMD desktop that supports DDR5. Buy Now at Newegg

Newegg has this 32GB DDR5 4800MHz RAM module listed as a direct replacement for Lenovo 4X71K53892, making it a straightforward option if you're upgrading or replacing memory in a compatible Lenovo desktop and want to avoid compatibility guesswork. Buy Now at Newegg

Straightforward upgrade for anyone looking to double their current desktop memory or hit 32GB for the first time, particularly if your motherboard tops out at DDR4 speeds. Buy Now at Newegg

At $640, that's $20 off the $660 list price for 32GB of DDR5-6000 RAM in Corsair's Dominator Titanium line, which sits at the top of Corsair's memory lineup and is aimed at enthusiasts who want high-frequency kit with a premium aluminum build. Buy Now at Newegg

Designed for workstations and servers that support ECC registered memory, this kit is the right pick if you're running a system that requires error-correcting RAM for data integrity, such as a Xeon or Threadripper build. Buy Now at Newegg

Straightforward upgrade for anyone building or refreshing a desktop PC who wants a single 16GB stick of DDR5 at the current mainstream speed standard of 5600MT/s. Buy Now at Newegg

Doubling up on RAM to 32GB is a meaningful upgrade for anyone running multiple browser tabs, virtual machines, or creative software that eats through memory. Crucial is a reliable name in memory, and the 3200MHz speed hits the sweet spot for most Intel and AMD desktop builds. Buy Now at Newegg

Straightforward pick for anyone keeping an older desktop alive, particularly if you're running a system that topped out at DDR3 and just need a reliable, low-cost module to fill an empty slot or replace a failing stick. Buy Now at Newegg

Older desktop builds running DDR3 often need a second stick to hit 4GB for basic dual-channel setups, and a single 2GB module at this price point is a straightforward way to get there without replacing the board. Buy Now at Newegg