Review on 💾 A-Tech 32GB DDR4 RAM Upgrade Kit - 2133MHz DIMM PC4-17000 Non-ECC UDIMM 288 Pin - PC Memory for Desktop Computers by Matt Heringer

Upgrading from 32GB to 64GB RAM I bought another brand that offered a "guarantee" of function when running their software that tells you what to buy. It does not work. It worked. No hiccups or other problems. Attach and run. I started with a set of two (2x16) to minimize return if that doesn't work. So now I'm ordering a second set to get the best out of my car. It's not the newest or fastest machine, but if you have a 4-5 year old machine that needs some TLC and can match the speed of your old RAM, it's worth a try! I've always bought a "big" brand, but I have no regrets here. Will be updated if something goes wrong. Edited to add: Received a second set and was able to install and run it, but had to adjust a setting in the BIOS. After that no further problems. A new SSD was added and my old computer (Dell XPS 8900) has now been given new life and can run Photoshop and Premiere much faster.