Kingston ValueRAM 2GB 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1333 (PC3 10600) Desktop Memory

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Functions as advertised. Went in my board with no challenges; recognized immediately and set the right speeds. Couldn't be less complicated. Price tag? But that is all memory now it seems, so not Kingston's fault. Functions fantastic. Kingston constantly comes by means of with excellent good quality memory.

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Fast, reliable memory with a lifetime warranty from Kingston. I use it in Intel motherboards for my builds. none Kingston memory is strong as they come. Lengthy soon after you throw away the computer system, the memory will still be good. I've nevertheless got a bunch of PC100s in a box, practically nothing wrong with them.

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Cheap, worked with no difficulty. None Installed Ɣ) for 8gb's

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Excellent Price and Easy set up.Bought 6 of these and all passed the prime test. No heat spreaders.

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No tweeking needed. Bios recognized it properly at the proper speed, the identical as the other 3 sticks @ 1333. None yet. Just wanted to fill the empty memory slot in my Gigabyte X58 board.

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by no means has blue screen with this memory, it is suggested by gigabyte motherboard, GAMA770T-UD3P. none

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It's RAM, and it works, which is all I'm looking for. System has been rock strong for about a month now. None.

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Set up into an Asus 785 evo-m, detected the right settings instantly. Since then, gaming and other strain tests(Prime95, Memtest, etc) show no problems. That's what I like- components that just perform with no creating you fiddle with items. I have not overclocked however, so no comment on that kind of performance. None really, these sticks are not fancy searching, so if you like to show off your pc's innards these aren't for you. I'm employing these in an AMD X3 445 setup, every thing went with each other smooth and is operating completely stable so far.

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Affordable, solid and worked Not as quick as the Essential I installed later but you get what you spend for. No heat sink, which might be an challenge if you fill up all four slots on your MB, which I did therefore my switch to Vital

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Functions excellent! It's Kingston, what can ya say? Newegg dropped the cost a week immediately after I bought mine. Don't set up these on an X-58 board unless you program on overclocking. Core i7's will only assistance 1066 MHz DDR3 in stock form.

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An cheap way to add an additional 2GB of RAM to your desktop to enhance technique overall performance, speed, and productivity. The RAM itself comes in a smaller form aspect which saves a bit of space if that may be an issue in cramped Pc instances. None actually.

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Cheap, runs fine. none. Physical size was much larger than the one particular I currently had in my pc, which has the exact identical model quantity. The a single currently in my comp wasn't from newegg. Either way, they each run fine, and dual channel.

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- Completely COMPATIBLE for necessary spec.- Fantastic price tag for what you get.- Good quality chips assembled in Taiwan (ours had been).- Slimline board assembly.- Properly packaged (by each Kingston and N-egg). - Not the fastest RAM, but that's not why you purchase this. We commonly use Important/Micron (standard/compatibility) or Mushkin (value/performance). But on two recent builds, both had compatibility problems. The very same-spec Kingston component worked completely in both. Not our go-to decision, but it's becoming so exactly where compatibility is paramount. Kingston has now replaced Crucial as the spec "benchmark" in this shop.

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Operates excellent no matters so far

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No timing complications with AMD, affordable reputable memory! none Had to RMA Biostar open box, but it did boot fine and had no timing or recognition problems with this memory. Installed similar memory stick in Asus MB, and ValueRam once again worked flawlessly. Some MB specs specify this D3N9 suffix, and some don't. This model has been great with AM3's!

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Cheep quickly memory None didn't know it was a low profile stick, but functions fine none the less

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Bought this ram since it was tested by intel and suggested for the Intel dp55wb. i bought 4 2gb sticks equating to 8gb total. in conjunction with I5 cpu, the machine i built SCREAMS. none men and women need to have to start checking motherboard manufacturer internet sites just before they randomly pick RAM. i got this ram beacuse it was on intel's tested/compatibility list and i'm very satisfied.

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Just popped it in, and it worked fine. No problems. Completely compatiable with my computer. None. Adding memory is normally painless anyway.

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Cheap. Fairly substantially all I can say. Appears to have some difficulty operating at 1333MHz on an asus P5G43T-PRO motherboard. Had to clock it back down to 1066MHz considering that 1333 was giving me a BSOD every single now and then. Read other members' purchases and what they have. It could be that this RAM isn't 100% compatible with a P5G43T.

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1. It functionsŌ. Low cost None so far. I originally purchased the Important CT2KIT25664BA1339 kit to go with the memory I already had in my computer, but for whatever purpose the Critical CT25664BA1339.M8FR sticks did not work with my current Important CT25664BA1339.16SFD sticks. I RMA's the Vital RAM and bought this Kingston RAM instead and now I'm up and running with no concerns. Leaving this comment as an FYI for other people. I've got a SuperMicro C2SEA motherboard (Intel G45 chipset) with the Intel Q6600 processor.