OLOyDDR4 RAM 8GB (1x8GB) 3200 MHz CL22 1.2V 260-Pin Laptop SODIMM (MD4S0832220BZ0SH)

No conocía a OLoY, es el primer producto en el que he confiando y estoy súper satisfecho. Uso dos módulos de memorias de 16 GB cada uno a 3,200mhz con CL 18 en una laptop Lenovo Legion 5 con procesador AMD 7800HComparado con las que traía de fábrica, el rendimiento se nota. Son mucho más estables, la diferencia entre CL22 y CL18 se siente un poco más en multi tarea, aunque claro, poco es el incremento en rendimiento. Otra gran ventaja de que sean CL18 a 1.2 vols es que los chips usados son de mucho más calidad, ya que se requiere que lo sean así para sostener menores latencias sin tener que subir voltajes.Si tú laptop no soporta perfiles XMP en Ram para usar memorias con CL 16, esta es la opción definitiva.

These are about the BEST DDR4 modules on the market....assuming these are the ones you are actually sent.After reading about OLOY using multiple vendors for their memory chips, I decided to pick up a set and spin the proverbial wheel. Mind you, this is March 2023.The set I received are FANTASTIC. They use Micron chips.These were tested in a 12th gen (Clevo NH55) laptop so Gear 2 is in play. Testing various sets on 11th and 12th gen laptops (both use Gear2) I've seen other DDR4 sticks hit latency as high as 90ns with bandwidth around 46k. These monsters are down to ~65ns out the box PnP and 48k+ bandwidth which is excellent and matches if not exceeds the current "King of DDR4 PnP SODIMMS" Kingston Impact (Not FURY) HX432S20IB2K2/32 in regards to timings and performance with both sets hitting tRFC of 560.Only needing Vmem 1.20v, they have fantastic timings, are Dual Rank sticks, easy plug and play and passed TM5 no problem.Again, the only issue is these seem to be the exception these days not the norm from OLOY as they also sell these under the same part number in single rank too with higher secondary timings.But if you can manage to get the original chips and spec? Whew....this is about as fast as it gets.5 stars.

Perfekt. 1A

Just finished testing and putting my laptop away for now. Needless to say, I'm rather impressed at the performance these have provided. Thus far, gaming benchmarks, have not shown any change (Fire Strike, Time Spy, Heaven, etc.). However, I have noticed a small uplift in Cinebench R20 and R23.I did a before/after using Aida64 on a 3, back to back run, test and included the results via Notepad screen shot. I've also included a Aida64 single run showing those numbers are accurate. As well, CPU-Z showing that the JEDEC is in fact 3200MHz, CL18, 1.2V for 2x 16GB SODIMM's. Plus, Thaiphoon Burner to show the complete data on one of the SODIMM modules, if you have any questions regarding the components used on these.I would definitely recommend these!

Installed inside of a Asus TUF Gaming FX505 laptop in need of a RAM upgrade for work, and performs quite well. I would definitely recommend an upgrade from 8GB to 16GB minimum, but felt that 32GB would be the perfect upgrade for my programming and development efforts. Some light gaming, even with Linux installed on another drive, would be ideal with this setup. 9/10 Would gladly recommend.