Crucial 16GB, 260-pin SODIMM, DDR4 PC4-19200,

I've always been a Crucial fan, at least for RAM, and here is another great value for your buck. My laptop is the new Lenovo Flex 15 (2019 version), and it only came with 8gb of RAM (4gb soldered), and Lenovo's 16gb upgrade kit cost well over $100 for the same speed and quality RAM as this card (2400, 1x16gb, Dual). So obviously as long as it keeps working, this is a steal of a deal. I was gonna get the Ballistix version but according to their hardware scanner, it's not compatible. However, I can't find any drawbacks or downgrades with this more vanilla RAM- and so far, performance wise, I can't find any issues either. So always make sure to check with that program before purchasing anything. The install was relatively easy, though that's entirely dependent on the Laptop manufacturer, not the memory supplier. The upgrade itself was immediate; went from all my programs lagging out whenever I loaded up a game or program that used any more than 2gb's. With the 20gb that is now in this laptop, I can run whatever I want and seemingly have no lag or delays. Absolutely thrilling. This review was written on the first day of use, so I will update it if anything changes. If no edits are made, just assume it's still working great :)

My HP S01-2023W desktop showed a max capacity of 8 GB memory. Crucial's website said the slim series desktops MAY be able to take 16GB so I gave it a whirl. I snapped the memory in place, started the computer & the 16Gb memory was recognized and is working flawlessly. This is such a simple upgrade & it takes absolutely NO skill to do. I also tossed an additional hard drive into the computer with another operating system while I was at it and that works properly with this memory, too. I'm a Mac geek so this Windows computer is only used for embroidery digitizing & sign software but the upgrade stopped the endless spinning "thinking" wheel I was constantly getting. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Would recommend!

Crucial 16GB Single DDR4 2400 MT/s (PC4-19200) DR x8 SODIMM 260-Pin Memory - CT16G4SFD824A Works in a HP 15-cs3073cl ! Crucial only recommends a set of 2 x 8GIG sticks, but you can use 2 x 16GIG sticks! I have another Pavilion (i5) and that one advertised it could handle 32GIG of ram, so I ordered 1 X 16GIG to see if it would work on my HP 15-cs3073cl, and it did (so I had 24GIG RAM). I ordered the 2nd stick after the first and now I have 32GIG RAM. Things to note: 1) Your RAM may not show up after install, or it may not register the right amount of RAM- RESEAT the RAM and try again. Ensure your RAM is installed correctly; it may look like it's installed correctly, but it may not be. 2) If you haven't bought a SD HD, or a NVMe drive, do this first. It will speed boot and loading of programs so much you will wonder how you tolerated waiting before. This model works in the HP 15-cs3073cl: Crucial P1 500GB 3D NAND NVMe PCIe M.2 SSD - CT500P1SSD8 - I've heard the larger the drive the faster it is, so get the 1TB or 2TB for even quicker load times. The issue with this NVMe drive is that it didn't come with a screw to secure the drive - please complain to Cruicial about this oversight - I had to use another screw from my laptop. Later I bought another Cruicial M.2 drive and it came with 2 screws. Strange uh?! Recommended! I haven't been paid or compensated for this review - all products were purchased full price as a consumer.

works as it should! Great values! Increased my speed. The fit was perfect .

Quick arrival and easy install. The crutial website was a great aid for the install process as a first time laptop upgrade trial. I have no prior tech experience so wasn’t sure what to expect but this made my old 2015 laptop run so much faster! And the site was super helpful in known the max expandability of my RAM. Went from 8gb to 32gb.

I used this as an upgrade to a Lenovo ThinkPad P50. Model Type 20EQ. This took it from 32GB to 64GB of RAM. The memory actually spec'd out a bit faster than what the system originally shipped with from Lenovo, but that's not a problem as the motherboard will simply run at a speed matching the slower OEM memory. The way I determine what RAM I'm going to use is I first consult psref.lenovo.com. I then look up the system-specific RAM on Crucial's website. From there, I note all the specs of the RAM. I then simply search Crucial for the general purpose RAM matching the system specific RAM. That's how I came to selecting this RAM for the upgrade. With Prime shipping, the RAM is typically notably less expensive 'out the door'. One particular thing to note about upgrading Lenovo's "engineering" class laptops... when you first power up the system with the additional memory, the POST will take quite a bit of time to register it. (It's even longer with ECC memory.) So don't get concerned if you power on your laptop for the first time and it doesn't do anything for a literal couple of minutes. All subsequent power-on cycles happen in normal fashion.

when i first installed this ram i also changed the thermal paste and i used alcohol to clean it off then when i put it back together it would not boot my power led on the side was on but pressing the power button did nothing so i opened it back up and i cleaned off the thermal paste (i used a big blob like the stock paste was even around the cpu dye) then i inserted the 4gb ram stick it came stock with, put screws in then i tried to turn it on and no luck either but when i held the power button the led would turn off then back on so i thought 1. it could have been the alcohol did something to the cpu or there was too much paste 2. it could be the thermal pads i cut down and placed on every chip on the motherboard including wifi card m.2 ssd battery cpu heatsink pipe and hdd to cover the exposed part or 3. i could have wet something i wasnt supposed to when i was wiping it down with a solution i sprayed on a microfiber cloth and it needs to dry, i even unplugged the battery and re plugged it nothing, so i opened it and switched everything to stock , stock ssd removed hdd stock ram removed thermal pads and placed a small amount of thermal paste, 1 hour went by no luck then at 1 and a half hours when i pressed the power button the fans would come on full power and i tried connecting an external display via hdmi but nothing happened black screen, then 2 hours went by and finally it powered on but the trackpad wasnt working so i restarted it and waited a little and everything started working normall eventually. i was freaking out getting it ready to take it back from where i bought it, thats what i get for messing with it too much. i like this ram you can really notice a difference 20gb total installed 18.0gb useable. 2400mhz and the timings even went down to cas latency 17 according to cpu-z, coretemp, hardware info and system information. asus vivobook 14 ryzen 3 3250u f412da with elan fingerprint sensor. 20gb ram dual channel 1tb m.2 nvme 500gb hdd 5400rpm windows 10

I bought two of these to keep an old computer going. Though they're unmatched, everything's working great.

it worked for lenova ideapad 510 151kb , got all 16 GB memory on board . and along with the 4gb in the fixed slot I have 20 GB for the entire machine

I dont know when i buy it but after years it is working perfectly

Con i NAS di Synology (nel mio caso un DS220+) le memorie supportate ufficialmente sono care; tra i moduli non supportati alcuni non sono compatibili; altri ancora, pur risultando compatibili e funzionando correttamente, vengono riconosciuti dal NAS come non ufficiali, per cui vi ritrovate con un messaggio di avviso all'avvio. Certo, il messaggio può essere "eliminato" aggiornando manualmente il database di compatibilità del NAS. Ma se volete una soluzione pulita ed economica, questo modulo Crucial è perfetto. Il modulo da 16GB DDR4 2400 con sigla CT16G4SFD824A, infatti, non crea nessun tipo di problema: i tempi di boot sono gli stessi di prima e il banco viene riconosciuto senza errori. Con un totale di 18GB di RAM il sistema può essere utilizzato con più tranquillità, ad esempio avviando in contemporanea più macchine virtuali Linux e una con Windows. Al prezzo a cui viene offerto (io l'ho pagata 32€) penso non ci sia niente di meglio.

It arrived in simple transparent plastic packaging. Followed instructions on how to install the RAM into my iMac from the Apple website. Make sure you follow the section for the correct model. After restarting my Mac, screen remained dark few seconds longer than usual and the loading screen was also slower. This is normal as the RAM is being initialised. When the machine eventually started, I tested out various apps e.g. photoshop, GarageBand etc and they all ran noticeably smoother. The other test I carried out was to run Windows X on Parallels. On 8Gb RAM it was sluggish. With 24GB RAM it runs as smoothly as if I had run it via Bootcamp. Games which previously were unplayable ran smoothly. For the price, it is amazing value for what it can do for your Mac.

good quality, works well, competitively priced