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After printing yourunwelcome's nice design for full-sized DIMMS, I modified the design to accommodate SODIMM, laptop RAM. DDR3 and DDR4 are different widths so I made it half and half. If you print two to use one as a lid, make sure you…
Based on djkrice organizer for SO-DIMMs. Fits 10 DIMMs, can fit more if you edit the .scad (it also has the measurement for SO-DIMMs). Can be stacked. The honeycomb pattern on the bottom is to save filament without being detrimental to…
Storage box for 8 desktop RAM modules (DDR5, DDR4, DDR3) with lid. The lid can be easily lifted or placed on top – there is no locking mechanism. The model comes without any labeling. Labels can be added as needed using Bambu Studio. If…
I made this so I wouldn't have to keep downloading ram from the internet. Now you won't have to keep downloading ram either. Just, you know, don't try to actually install it.
Are you tired of that oh so ugly ahh blank PCB RAM? I was so I made/remixed this. This little piece gently slides over the top of your ram so it doesn't look empty when it is in your pc. DISCLAIMER: My lazy self actually printed this so I…
It's a simple Cover for memory to send it via postage or transport it. Layer-Heights: 0,2mm Filament: PETG (maybe PLA is possible, too)
I needed a Rack for a big amount of DDR4 SO-DIMMs, so they dont just fly around in antistatic bags and on countertops etc.
safely store your valuable ddr4 dimms during shipping! this model is fast, simple, and cheap to print, and adds protection to your dimms when shipping them out to customers to avoid damage. it is recommended to glue thin high density foam…
I remixed this design to address three issues: It wasn't big enough for DDR4 laptop memory The lid was 2.1mm off the surface which made it harder to print The lid was too small so it was impossible to get it off Hope this helps!
This is a simple DDR4 RAM guard to protect a desktop memory module during shipping or storage. The RAM stick fits into the tray and stays in place. It helps protect the PCB and the gold contacts from damage. Made for standard DDR4 desktop…
A compact organizer tray for up to 40 laptop DDR4 (SODIMM) RAM sticks. Holds 40 modules Easy to print — no supports needed
This RAM holder/tray is meant for storing DDR5, DDR4 and DDR3 Ram The RAM needs to be max 8,334 mm thick, which means that the tray is compatible with most RAM sticks The RAM holder is available with space for 4, 8 or 16 sticks of RAM…
This is a mount for dual 80mm fans, to cool up to four Corsair Vengeance LPX DDR4 memory modules. I was having problems maintaining stable operation with my RAM overclocked to 3200 MHz, and I had a couple of Arctic F8 fans lying around,…
A simple and practical holder designed for safe storage and organization of DDR4 DIMM modules. This model securely holds up to 4 RAM sticks and is compatible with modules both with and without heatspreaders. The design keeps the modules…
A simple and practical holder designed for safe storage and organization of DDR4 DIMM modules without heatspreaders. This model securely holds up to 4 RAM sticks and is specifically sized for standard bare PCB modules, ensuring a tight…
A compact and practical case designed for safe storage and organization of DDR4 SO-DIMM modules (laptop RAM). This model securely holds up to 4 SO-DIMM sticks and keeps them separated to prevent damage, dust buildup, and accidental…
Remix of Small SODIMM RAM stick case by @grappeq, adapted to full-size desktop DDR4 DIMM modules. Same idea as the original: a bottom, a lid and thin spacers between the sticks. Two versions share the same lid and spacer, only the bottom…
This is a remix of the DDR3/4 storage box to fit the width of an Akro-Mils drawer with tabs to fit into the divider slot so it doesn't move around when opening and closing.
I want to mention upfront that this is one of the first models of this scale and complexity that I’ve made. As a result, it isn’t very well optimized, and there are likely quite a few design flaws in the CAD files. I’ve attached two CAD…
This is a remix of the DDR3/4 storage box to fit the width of an Akro-Mils drawer with tabs to fit into the divider slot so it doesn't move around when opening and closing.
This is a simple DDR4 RAM guard to protect a desktop memory module during shipping or storage. The RAM stick fits into the tray and stays in place. It helps protect the PCB and the gold contacts from damage. Made for standard DDR4 desktop…
A compact and practical case designed for safe storage and organization of DDR4 SO-DIMM modules (laptop RAM). This model securely holds up to 4 SO-DIMM sticks and keeps them separated to prevent damage, dust buildup, and accidental…
A simple and practical holder designed for safe storage and organization of DDR4 DIMM modules without heatspreaders. This model securely holds up to 4 RAM sticks and is specifically sized for standard bare PCB modules, ensuring a tight…
A simple and practical holder designed for safe storage and organization of DDR4 DIMM modules. This model securely holds up to 4 RAM sticks and is compatible with modules both with and without heatspreaders. The design keeps the modules…
Simple DDR4 SODIMM RAM holder. Slots: x1 (for test) or x6 (full) Designed in TinkerCad btw.
This is a SO-DIMM module tray to suit DDR4 & DDR5 (~69.6mm), but may not suit DDR2 & DDR3 (~67.6mm). Goes with my other DDR(x) tray ( 1059119 ). The SODIMM slot may prove difficult IF your printer isn't properly dialed in, as there's less…
Ive Designed myself a Noctua 40x20 fan housing to cool my Ram as everything else in my PC is water cooled and all the 360 rads are in a rear chamber theres not really any air movement in my Thermaltake tower 900 apart from a top entry fan…
It's a thin protective case to ship memory in, Gaming Memory doesn't fit in normal DDR trays so I made this to add some protection in shipping. The case is pretty thin, the main purpose is just to keep the parts from bouncing around in…
Tray for laptop RAM I've made for work. It's designed for DDR4, but DDR3 fits as well (it's a bit of a looser fit). It's designed to be easy to read the label without taking each stick, and easy to take out when needed.
I am not proud of this model, but.... it does work, and Thanks to one of Zack Freedman's videos, I am publishing it in all its shameful glory. I had a very specific desire to run this motherboard in an external frame case where I can take…
My memories were getting really hot (over 65°C) during gaming because the video card underneath heated them up even more. I did not find any brackets available for buying which would support fans, so I made one. I took the following model…
The memory modules fit in two slots. A sliding lid secures the modules in place. The modules can be wrapped in a think cellophane bag to ensure there is no movement if shipping. The box is 79mm x 76mm x 9mm. Print the bottom with supports.
