Timetec 16GB KIT(2x8GB) DDR3L/DDR3 1600MHz(DDR3L-1600) PC3L-12800 Non-ECC Unbuffered 1.35V/1.5V CL11 2Rx8 Dual Rank 204 Pin SODIMM Laptop Notebook RAM

Ordered this ram upgrade for my refurbished HP EliteDesk 800 G1. Photo shows "before" memory upgrade which consisted of 2 4GB memory modules (8GB total). This is a "mini" PC (only about 10 X 10 inches) so only 2 memory memory slots. PC seemed to run OK with 8GB (max possible was 16GB) but Google seemed to often not load a new internet screen without using "Reload" from a drop-down menu. Online search suggested that problem may be insufficient ram. So, I figured that more ram at least couldn't hurt. There seem to be many different suppliers to choose from at many prices. I wanted to replace the 2 4GB modules with 2 8GB modules (16GB total). Perhaps a single 16 GB module would have worked but I didn't want to add any more unknowns than necessary so I wanted 2 8GB modules. In the HP, the ram modules are readily accessible and easily removed and replaced. Not swapping ram in and out much anymore, the module configuration specification numbers were to some extent undecipherable to me. So, I looked for replacements that had most if not all of the same specifications. Furthermore, it was not exactly clear if the offer (price) was for one or two modules. THESE modules had the exact numbers plus said "kit" so I knew I was getting 2 modules. Installation was literally a 1 minute job! Of course, be careful and concerned about physical damage and ESD damage. I took a number of photos before replacement including photos of the various external cable connections. I further cloned the internal SSD drive to an external drive that I regularly use for weekly clones. At startup after upgrading, the BIOS recognized that the ram configuration had changed and showed "press F1" to do something. In the "old" days, you HAD to go into the BIOS and agree or set the new size. Here, I just pressed any key without getting into the BIOS and the PC successfully booted into W10. I could visually see that speed of had increased. Next, had to verify that everything was working. Everything except my USB sound speakers was working fine. I didn't see how the memory upgrade could possibly affect sound. Online suggested to "reload" the sound driver. I did and this fixed it. Haven't seem the Google "reload" requirement. In summary, easy, safe upgrade for me and good price and quality - they work!

Alright, let's dive into this Timetec DDR3L-1600 SODIMM RAM kit. I've been using it on our trusty laptop, and I must say, the difference in performance has been nothing short of remarkable. You know how some upgrades just make you go, 'Wow, that was worth it?' This RAM definitely falls into that category. In my experience, the 16GB kit (2x8GB) has really breathed new life into our laptop's capabilities. I tend to think that when you're working with demanding applications, the right hardware can make all the difference. And this RAM, with its DDR3L/DDR3 1600MHz (DDR3L-1600) speed, has been great. It's like giving your laptop a turbo boost—it just runs faster, smoother, and more efficiently. One thing I really appreciate is the non-ECC, unbuffered nature of the RAM. It's not just about the speed and capacity; it's also about reliability. With a CL11 timing and 1.35V/1.5V voltage, I'm confident in its ability to handle our computing needs without any hitches. And the 2Rx8 dual rank, 204-pin SODIMM design ensures compatibility with a wide range of laptops and notebooks. I've been impressed with the build quality and the fact that it's designed to be energy-efficient, which is a huge plus for us eco-conscious folks. Installation was a breeze. You know, the kind of thing where you think, 'I could have done that in my sleep,' and then you actually do. The 1600MHz speed is noticeable, especially when multitasking or running resource-intensive software. Our laptop feels like it's running on a whole new level. In conclusion, if you're looking to upgrade your laptop's RAM, this Timetec DDR3L-1600 SODIMM kit is a fantastic choice. It's not just about the specs; it's about the performance and the peace of mind that comes with knowing you've invested in a reliable product that will keep your laptop running smoothly for a long time. I'm thrilled with this purchase, and I can confidently say that this RAM has been a worthy addition to our tech arsenal.

Arrived quick and was of good quality, installation was easy. I tested this on my machine and works flawless.

Considering The Present "Highway Robbery" Costs Of "Memory" This was a Excellent Priced Upgrade For My Latest Saved From "E-Wast" Laptop, Considering That Only Last Year I Paid $17 For Similar. Now I Need To Find A Way To Use ALL Of THE 4 Gig Memory That I Now Have After Rescuing a Few Dell Latitude Laptops To Be Used On Linux and Upgrading to16 Gig's and Dual Boot to Win10 LTLC......

It's an excellent as a description.

Being a fairly unknown brand I was hesitant to try it but for the cost I figured under $20 it was worth a shot and I could afford it if it dies quickly once out of warranty. The RAM arrived in typical RAM packaging and in good condition. Unlike some dimm modules from the DDR2 and DDR3 era these had the basic timings on the labels which was pleasant to see. In the past I have had to search for the proper timings on web sites just to set it up properly. I hope these guys keep that up on all of their modules. So far the DDR3 1600 SO-DIMM's have past all of the stability tests that I have run them through. This includes Memtest, OCCT and gaming and haven't had a single error or issue. To be clear I have only run this RAM for about 24 hours and it's durability is still in question but my first opinion on them is they are worth the money and chance I took on them so far. Only time will tell how well they hold up over time and the heating and cooling cycles in a laptop.

Upgraded 2 PC's with 8GB each to boost total to 12GB each. Improved performance immediately. Kept everything in memory and rarely swapped out.

Is OK. Just works. I bought for my QNAP NAS what is very fussy when comes to memory. Worked from the first try, plug and play.