Printer Memory
Printer Memory is HP LaserJet memory in the sizes and pin counts each printer generation used: 100-pin DDR DIMMs for the LaserJet 2400, 4250, 4350 and 5200 series, 200-pin DDR SO-DIMMs for the Color LaserJet 4650, 4700 and CP4005, 144-pin DDR2 modules for the LaserJet P2015, and PC100 DIMMs for the 4000, 5000, 8000 and 8100 series. Compact Flash and DIMM firmware modules for LaserJet 9000, 9040, 9050 and 4345 multifunction printers are here too.
Printer Memory: 337 products
Buying guide
Adding printer memory
Printer formats
Printer DIMMs use formats PCs don't, such as 100-pin DDR, so order by printer model or HP part number rather than by capacity alone.
Why add memory
More memory lets a LaserJet render complex pages, large PDFs, graphics and downloaded fonts without running out mid-job.
Slots and maximums
Each model has a fixed number of slots and a maximum total memory, and one slot may already hold the factory module.
Firmware modules
Compact Flash and flash DIMM modules carry a multifunction printer's operating firmware, so the replacement must be the one listed for your model.
Printer Memory
Frequently asked questions
How do I check how much memory my printer has?
Print a configuration page from the printer's control panel, usually under Information or Reports. It lists the installed memory and the slots in use.
What does the "20 Insufficient Memory" error on a LaserJet mean?
The printer received more data than its memory could hold for the page, often from complex graphics or many fonts. Adding memory is the standard fix; simplifying the job or lowering the resolution also helps.
Do LaserJet models share memory modules?
Often within a generation. The 100-pin DDR DIMMs listed here, for example, fit the LaserJet 2400, 4250, 4350, 5200 and 9050 families. Each listing names the printers it fits.
