Crucial 16GB DDR4 RAM Kit (2x8GB), 3200MHz (PC4-25600) CL22 Desktop Memory, UDIMM 288-Pin, Downclockable to 2933/2666MHz, Compatible with Intel and AMD Ryzen - CT2K8G4DFRA32A

I ordered this ram kit for my PC that I have owned for 3 years and counting. It was in need of a ram upgrade considering the fact that it only had a single 8GB stick of ram and honestly that just isn't enough for the things I do on my PC such as gaming, web browsing, along with watching videos and movies. Installing the new ram sticks wasn't too hard, but I had to use a little bit of force when properly installing the ram because my mobo only has 1 latch on each ram slot instead of 2. Despite this, I thankfully didn't damage the ram sticks or my PC and it booted up normally with both ram sticks being detected and running in dual channel at 2666MHz without any issues. With this upgrade I am now able to have more tabs open on my browser and have other programs run in the background and still have 7 to 8GBs of memory usage to spare. Not to mention that this upgrade has improved my gaming experience a decent amount too and If you ask me, $40 for this upgrade is a damn good deal when you take into consideration that there are other 16GB ram kits that cost more.

I had 16 Gig of RAM in my machine and somehow damaged one stick while rebuilding the system. I wanted to get a paired set for dual channel. I first tried some G.Skill memory on sale from a local seller, but it would not boot on two machines I own, even though I confirmed my models at their site. I guess the RAM was defective. So, I bought this RAM from Amazon after checking the Crucial site for compatibility. Even though my 6700K system runs at 2133MHz and my 7700K runs at 2400MHz, this 3200MHz is backward compatible and works perfectly. I kind of wished I paid another $20 and got 32Gig, but I really don't think it is necessary. I don't do any gaming. Anyway, very easy to install, The hardest part is getting access to the memory through all of the wires in my case. Highly recommend Crucial Memory!

Works great in my Acer desktop. When I started to use Ai for coding it was time to upgrade my ram. Although it didn't help with running Android Studio emulators, which I need a completely different PC for that with a better CPU. But for my purpose, the 16GB ram works well and is enough. I thought I may needed a 32GB but I didn't.

Upgraded Dell Vostro 3888 from 8GB to 16GB using Crucial RAM (2x8GB). When I restarted the computer, it tried to boot but couldn’t for about 5 minutes. I then opened up the computer, took out the 2 RAM sticks, and put those back in more firmly in the slots until I heard a click, and restarted the computer. It started without problem the second time and verified that upgrade was good using Windows “System” and “Task Manager” tools. I thought I seated the memory sticks properly the first time, but apparently I did not. Happy with the Crucial RAM kit.

To my knowledge crucial is a midrange brand as compared to Kingston which is the very top of the line. Well it certainly didn't hurt anything and I think it improved it. Seems to run just a little better. I don't really use my computer for crazy gaming or anything like that to really be able to feel the significance. I remember decades ago doubling my memory allowed me to have twice as many things open at the same time but my current high end computer already runs everything I can wrap my head around so it's hard to ask for more. I did have about 90 tabs open on 7 different windows open on Google Chrome while playing YouTube downloading stuff, streaming stuff, also streaming sports having a few movies playing in the background today just kinda trying to see how much I can make it do at the same time doesn't ever bog down have the pentium i7 and high end graphics card etc. Seemed to be make the computer handle better. Wouldn't count on a night and day difference unless u know more than I do about computers which you probably do

Happy I got 4 of them back in June when they didn't cost a kidney.

It was difficult to install since the fit was very tight. Once I installed it correctly, my PC is much faster now going from 16 to 32.

I have been using Crucial/Micron memory for as long as I can recall. I recently realized some of the problems I was having on a video machine was due to the memory - or lack thereof. Went to the Crucial site, ran through the selector, and came up with this memory kit....which was out of stock. Looked it up here on Amazon - in stock and with Prime I would get it quickly, so I did not have to drag out the project. Installed it and, as expected, worked with zero issues. Just what I would expect from Crucial. When it comes to memory, I would recommend Crucial any day of the week. In my opinion you cannot go wrong. Cisco for networks, APC for UPSs, Crucial for RAM.

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I have the XPS 8940 11th Gen i7-11700 (2x8GB). I purchased 2x8GB and populated the empty slots for 32GB total RAM. The computer came with: SK Hynix HMAA1GU6CJR6N-XN. This was compatible to mix with that and get the 2933 Mhz motherboard limit. Note that it only worked when DIMM 1 & 3 were populated with the stock ram and DIMM 2 & 4 with the new Crucial RAM. In other mixes, the computer did not boot and gave a black screen. Unfortunately this motherboard is a real pain.

Alles funktioniert viel schneller und das zu einem guten Preis

Received as ordered, works fine