DDR3 RAM 16GB Kit (2x8GB) 1600MHz CL11 DIMM Wlizedle Desktop Memory PC3-12800 240-Pin 1.5V 2Rx8 Dual Rank Channel Non-ECC Unbuffered PC Computer Sdram Sticks Module Upgrade, Black

This product I am using in my HP PC work very well , I paid a very reasonable price. Thanks

I had a different brand fail after about 10 or 12 years in an old build. Not a hotrod but decent speed CPU and motherboard. Installation was quick and simple. No issues whatsoever. "Snap and Go" so to speak. Computer is back up and running with the amount of RAM doubled from the earlier install. Computer is responding as expected with a boost in speed. Not massively so but a definite change for the better. Windows 10 apparently doesn't like my computer and has graphics issues with incomplete or scrambled graphics on the screen but Linux is running smooth as silk with absolutely no problems at all. I'm going to wipe the drive with Windows 10 on it and stick with Linux. This computer is my PLEX server. Runs like a champ!!! Happy with the RAM upgrade. I recommend these...

Looked into upgrading an old desktop without spending too much on it. Upgraded from 4 to 16 gigs of DDR3 1600 for a low cost and got high performance (as far as DDR3 goes). Sticks worked like a charm. Were easy to install, fit perfectly and were automatically recognized by my old machine - kicking performance up on the spot. Also they are quite nice looking with their metal blue heat sinks.

Was reluctant on purchasing at first, but memory sticks look great and work great.

I used these in a budget build recently and they worked as intended.Usually I am a little iffy on no name or third party type components when it comes to computing, however in a pinch, these worked well for a simple budget build. My.only complaint is that they are a little cheap looking. Definitely not for a higher end PC.

Put this in my old media server and its rocking and rolling no errors. Happy with the purchase

Quality is great. And easy install.

These sexy looking modules with the metal shields grabbed my attention and I liked the price. However, when attempting to install them I quickly learned that they wouldn't fully go into the DDR3 sockets on my, admittedly, old computer. The metal shields that were VHB taped to the actual RAM modules, effectively reduced the length of the gold fingers preventing any electrical contact, and no snapping in of the ejection levers. Yes, I did make sure that the notches on these modules lined up with the cogs in the connectors, in fact several times, just to make sure I wasn't an idiot I finally tried to shift one of the RAM modules out of the metal enclosure in order to get enough length to get them to lock in, but this caused one of the memory chips to dislodge from the circuit board, tearing the associated copper traces apart. What a nightmare. The only good news is that. after taking a couple of 2GB RAM modules from another old computer, and successfully installing those in seconds, I brought my computer to 8GB RAM, and found this to be sufficient for my target app, Fusion 360, to start and run very smoothly. My old computer in question is n HP Elite 800. Maybe these snap right into newer PCs, I have no idea.