💾 CT8G4SFD8213 Crucial 8GB Single DDR4 2133 MT/s (PC4-17000) DR x8 SODIMM 260-Pin Memory Review

Works without problems. # lshw -class memory *-memory Description: System Memory physical ID: 2 slot: system board or motherboard size: 12GiB *-bank:0 Description: SO-DIMM Synchronous 2133 MHz (0.5 ns) Product: R6N-UH manufacturer: 4D41 physical ID: 0 serial no.: 53364146 slot: ChannelA-DIMM0 size: 4GiB bit depth: 64 bits frequency: 2133MHz (0.5ns) *-bank:1 Description: SO-DIMM Synchronous 2133 MHz (0.5 ns) Product: 16ATF1G64HZ-2G1B1 manufacturer: Micron physical ID: 1 serial no.: 127AC16B…

Pretty decent solution for the price. I bought for ASUS UX310UQ, but did not know how many channels to take. Settled on a safe solution in one . And then she died . 6k down the drain, I just want to cry With its pros: Everything except for one flaw. . And she died in less than a year. With its cons: The delay in real life with an incorrectly or automatically configured bus is different, I have already caught "freezes" because of this . She died and that's it, they didn't accept it under…

I bought 32 GB (16x2) in September 2016. Has worked great on my Lenovo P70 for the past 2 years. Haven't had any major problems yet. but one of the modules recently showed an error when scanning Lenovo hardware. Run windows memory diagnostic and memtest86, both also show errors. No errors removing "bad" module. I was expecting the memory to last more than 2 years. And of course the storage is now 2.5 times more than what I originally paid for. Get an extended warranty when you buy it.

My first build of NUC6i5SYH used this memory module with no problems :). However, my second and third both suffered from "hardware memory issues" as reported by the Linux OS running on them. With that in mind, I opened all the boxes and found that one of these things was not like the other. A good build had part number CT16G4SFD8213.16FA1 and a bad build had part number CT16G4SFD8213.M16FB. It's clear the NUC doesn't play well with the latter.

I'm using this in Intel NUC (Core i5, 7th gen) so far with no problems. I've also used it in a 6th Gen Intel NUC Core i5 with no issues. Highly recommended!

I received this RAM and installed it in my Lenovo 110. The laptop had the RAM soldered on and a place to upgrade. This RAM corresponded in type and speed to the soldered RAM (DDR4 2133). After the update I noticed the following improvements: - You can open more tabs in browsers - You can open more programs without slowing down. I recommend this to people who want to upgrade their laptop. If you only have 2GB RAM and two slots I would buy two of these or an 8GB kit.

Memory type checked on MFR laptop also used parts check in Revain. Memory complete INOP tried in two compatible laptops. I'm a technician, so I took reasonable precautions against static electricity. It would be nice if they also provided a disposable grounding wrist strap. For those who don't have it yet.

I bought 4 such memory chips - 16gb for me and my husband. In less than a year of use, 1 microcircuit failed in my laptop. It was an expensive purchase. I bought it because I thought Crucial was a great company with quality products. I am very unhappy that such an expensive item has failed in such a short time and my email and google usage is low. Completely unacceptable. Keep that in mind before you buy and check reviews.

It took me 5 minutes to install this memory module in Acer E15 Laptop (E5-575-52JF) which originally only 4GB was supplied. This laptop now has a total of 20GB. We've been using it for a few months with no problems.

There was a problem with the delivery, the seller quickly sorted everything out. The operator himself is great. No errors, no crashes, everything works much faster than before. This has already eliminated most of the bottlenecks I had on this small laptop. Very satisfied.