16GB (1X16GB) DDR4 2666MHZ PC4-21300 SODIMM 2Rx8 1.2V 260-PIN Non-ECC Laptop PC Computer Memory

It's not a brand name, but the performance is right up there. Affordable price point and excellent performance. Recommend 10/10 over pricier competitors.

Bien!

Memory works well.

I am not a gamer and so trying to get ultimate high speed was not a concern. This matches the type and speed of the factory RAM that came installed in my NAS. It was accepted by the system as if it were OEM. It is working flawlessly and since it's about twice what anyone would need in a NAS that doesn't do Plex I should expect it will handle any apps or virtual machines I decide to set up. Thanks for doing all the research for me K. Dalal !!!

I found this memory module the worst I've ever bought. First, the memory was packaged in a zip lock bag with no shock protection. When mounted, the memory was completely non functional, the result is a black screen. My suggestion is go with a respectable company, not this cheap garbage. I replaced with a crucial memory module. No black screen, and the module came protected from shipping damage. This company will never have my business again.

I own an HP Envy x360 laptop. Model m6-w105dx. Requires the 2x8G DDR3L SDRAM. RAM memory upgrade is 16G max. You have to remove the mother board to install. I hope this helps if you have an old laptop like mine. There was nothing wrong with this item I purchased. I just ordered the wrong RAM.

I’m not the most technologically inclined, but I have some knowledge and could tell my old memory was going bad. It turns out I have a memory socket issue on top of the known issue with my old memory starting to decline, with one of two sockets being faulty and occasionally not working. But these ones pack more punch in one than my old memory did in two, so the upgrade still helps massively with running larger programs (like oXygen XML editor, MuseScore, or certain games) even when one of the sockets goes down. On my laptop, these are a little hard to get to (thanks Dell), but once they were in they worked great right away, and I noticed a significant change for the better.

I used it for a idealpad S145 81S90005BR and worked properly

I bought the 32GB memory kit only because it was cheap, and I was surprised to see that the memory is DUAL rank. The chips on the modules indicate that they're Samsung K4A8G085WA-BCTD chips. They perform almost as well as the OEM Samsung DDR4-2666 memory (M471A2K43DB1-CTD) that came with my computer. When I ran performance tests the NVTEK memory scored approximately 5% lower than it. Tests will vary, so depending on which direction the wind blows the NVTEK could score higher.I tested the NVTEK and my OEM Samsung memory in a system with an i7-9700T CPU and the NVTEK memory performed about 5% lower as mentioned above. However, the NVTEK memory scored better when I put it into another system with an i7-8700T CPU. The motherboards in both systems are exactly the same and use an Intel Q370 chipset, so it's a bit odd that the NVTEK memory scored better with an older CPU.Since finding dual rank memory is like a lottery these days, scoring some for under $100 is a steal. Even if it's performs slightly slower than the equivalent memory. Usually you need to look for some mention of 2Rx8 or dual rank in the product description for a guarantee that you're actually receiving dual rank memory. Fortunately, me wanting cheap memory scored me the dual rank kind.

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