💾 Kingston Technology ValueRAM 8GB DDR3 1600MHz PC3 12800 ECC CL11 DIMM - Reliable Memory for TS Server Workstations: KVR16E11/8 Review

Installed and launched WITHOUT any problems and settings on the motherboard ASUS Z97-A (LGA 1150), with a declared frequency of 1600 MHz. I got a low profile and Retail (in the package). There are no radiators. The usual low-profile green RAM. Works fine: ran 1 full pass in MemTest 4.10 and 3 passes in latest version 5. Everything is great.

Excellent memory, fits anywhere (low profile), has been working for 3 years in my PC with an MSI-H81M-E33 motherboard, completely satisfied!

At first I wanted to take 4 modules of 4 GB Samsung, as they are very praised and they are great for overclocking, but there are certain revisions, there are three CH-BH-DH in total. Then I accidentally stumbled upon this memory. After weighing all the pros and cons, namely I just didn’t want to strain and strain the store employees with the selection of as many as 4 dies of the same marking for better overclocking. Moreover, 2 8 GB dies consume less energy than 4 by 4, less load on the…

I can confirm that ECC RAM actually works on the following hardware: HP Z220 CMT motherboard with Xeon E3-1240 V2 processor, Windows 64 7. To check ECC status, I opened CMD and typed "wmic memphysical get memoryerrorcorrection" without the quotes. I got the return value "5" without the quotes. This means that the operating system picked up this RAM as 1-bit ECC. I will buy again

I increased the memory in my Plex media server from 8GB to 32GB and the price of these modules was right as I didn't want to break the bank . The reminder came quickly, everything worked, but at first the packaging alarmed me. The memento was not sent in a box, just a padded envelope, and the envelope was left on my doorstep by a Revain courier under heavy boxes of cat litter and cat food. I was concerned that the memory might be corrupt, but after extensive testing everything worked fine. The…

I have had a Lenovo TS140 server system for several years and I have noticed that I often go over the 8GB memory limit and it becomes slower. System performance has dropped slightly. So I bought two new 8GB KVR16E11/8 DDR3 ECC DIMMs ($42.07 each) which doubled my system memory to 16GB. The DIMMs took 8 days to ship and I received the KVR16E11/8EF DIMMs. No problem. The main difference is that /8 uses 2.9W of power and /8EF uses 2.3W of power (ie less power), but otherwise they are fairly…