Lenovo 5M30V06912 memory · UDIMM,4GB,DDR4,2933
Catalogue description: UDIMM,4GB,DDR4,2933
- OEM part no.
- 5M30V06912
Brand: Lenovo
This page is for the UDIMM,4GB,DDR4,2933, which we list under the Lenovo brand. Its manufacturer's part number is 5M30V06912, and our SPL code for it is 0Z85I51467-SC.
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SPL warranty: one year from the invoice date, unless this page or your quote says otherwise. Warranty terms
About this memory module
A memory module is the working store a computer uses to hold programs and data while they are actively being run. Each module must suit the system board it fits: the memory generation, the physical shape, the speed rating and, in servers, whether it is registered and error-correcting all need to agree. Fitting mismatched modules may prevent the machine starting or force everything to run at the pace of the slowest stick. Signs of failing memory include beeps or warning lights at power-on, crashes and blue screens, memory faults recorded in the system log, or the machine reporting less memory than is actually installed.
How to choose a replacement RAM
Is this the right part?
Find the part number on the label stuck to the module. Compare the generation, form and speed shown there with the modules already in the machine, or with the system documentation. In a server, follow the manual for which slots to populate. The manufacturer's part number for this listing is 5M30V06912.
Not sure? Send us the number from the label, or your machine's serial number, and we will confirm the match before you order.
Questions buyers ask about memory modules
How do I know which memory my computer takes?
Match the generation (DDR3, DDR4 or DDR5), the form (SODIMM for laptops, DIMM for desktops and servers) and, for a server, whether it takes registered or unbuffered modules. The label on a module already in the machine shows all three, and its part number is the surest match.
Can I mix memory modules of different sizes or speeds?
Usually yes, within the same generation and type, but every module then runs at the speed of the slowest one, and some machines need matched pairs to run in dual-channel mode. Servers are stricter: never mix registered and unbuffered modules, and follow the server's memory population guide.
What warranty does SPL give on this part?
Every part SPL sells carries a one-year SPL warranty from the invoice date, unless the product page or your quote says otherwise. The full wording is clause 17 of our Terms and Conditions. Warranty terms
How do I return a part that is faulty or not what I ordered?
If you have an SPL account, sign in and start a return online from the invoice the part was on, and tell us what is wrong with it. Which returns we accept, and how faulty parts are handled, is set out in our Terms and Conditions. Guides and help
Where do you deliver from, and how long does delivery take?
We ship from our Johannesburg and Cape Town branches to addresses across South Africa. Once you order, My account shows an estimated dispatch date for it, and courier delivery usually follows within one to two business days of dispatch.
