Crucial 8GB Single DDR3L 1600 MT/s (PC3L-12800) Unbuffered UDIMM Memory CT102464BD160B

Worked a charm on my old Dell Inspiron 3847 desktop. Crucial doesn't carry these anymore. Replaced a bad pair and it's fast as lightning again.

I have never witnessed the awesome performance upgrade that adding additional RAM to a PC can provide. Just WOW! The internet is becoming far more advanced with each passing day, and because of this simple, low memory tasks of that past are no more. Mostly everything requires lots of RAM, so if you only have 8GB of RAM you know the pain...So, after pulling my last hair out waiting for Google Chrome to load a webpage I decided to finally see if my PC was able to upgrade the RAM. Sho nuf!! I had 8GB installed and was expandable to 16GB so the decision was a no brainer. First of all, I couldn't believe how cheap RAM was...I was expecting to pay an arm and a leg for some reason...Anyway, if you have working fingers and are able to unscrew screws then you can do this, it's that simple! I managed my way inside my PC and popped out the two child's play 4GB RAM and stuck in the two brand new 8GB sticks giving me 16 total GB. My PC absolutely FLIES now!! I'm so mad I didn't do this earlier. It was so easy, so cheap, and the instant performance is unreal. Once you get the RAM installed in their slot, there is nothing else to do the PC software instantly recognizes the new RAM and takes over from there. I can't recommend doing RAM upgrade, especially for us lowly 8GB RAM plebes. Just do it, do it! Upgrade *if possible* and thank me later!

I wanted to upgrade our older Lenovo desktop from its standard 4 Gigs of ram.Crucial's tool for recommending memory upgrades got me the part number. Ipurchased this module via Amazon Marketing. Delivery was reasonable afterthe order was confirmed. The part appears to be new as other posters havewrote that end of life computer memory is often pulled out of computers.Installation was reasonably easy. Windows 10 recognized the memory and itappears that the pc is running a bit faster. I am holding the original 4 Gigs ofram as a fall-back. Thought about seeing if it would work along with the newram, but I don't think it will improve performance much more. Thanks Amazon.

My Giga-byte Mother board has been running on 8 GB RAM for many years. I bought two of these and upgraded to a total of 24 GB RAM. I was uncertain if the mismatch would cause a problem, but it hasn't. I installed the upgrade 6 months ago and had no problems.To be clear, my Mobo has 4 slots. The first two slots each had a 4GB stick. I added 2 of these 8 GB sticks to the second pair of slots. I have had no issues running a Linux OS. Performance is greatly improved.

Was very easy to install and no problems with my older PC recognizing the upgraded memory

As expected - good valueIts is what it is. It's RAM; it either does what is expected or you have problems. It works just fine and is easily installed by anyone that knows how to install RAM.

The memory itself was fine. All good; worked, etc. One frustration was that it was supposed to be delivered in 2 days, which would have gotten it to me on a Friday (I wanted it for the weekend). But it was sent UPS with delivery by postal service and the updates kept changing (first it was Friday, then late Friday, then the following WEDNESDAY). It was actually delivered on the Monday (3 days after it was supposed to have arrived). It was frustrating but it worked out.

When it comes to electronic parts it is very important to to know ahead of the purchase what you need exactly. A great detailed description of the product on a website is vital in determining whether to buy with confidence. This memory description here on Amazon had a direct link to the product site that allowed me to search for the make and model of motherboard, then provided the exact memory permitted for my need.