Kingston ValueRAM 800MHz Non ECC Desktop Review

I fed the workhorse, added 2 2 GB sticks, switched to a 64-bit OS. Memory fell into place, everything works, there are no questions. Before feeding, there was the same memory module, 2 GB

I got one bush stick from somewhere, put it in and it’s been working for 3 years, before that xs how much I worked and I think it will continue to work

The personal computer in the home has already been around for 5 years, and there is an immediate need to improve its capabilities. First thing we did was increase the amount of random access memory (RAM). The RAM on the machine was initially configured as 1 module equaling 2 GB. Replaced with two modules each containing 2 gigabytes of storage space. Everything is now functioning perfectly.

This was an easy install and upgrade to the best of my machine. I had no trouble updating and sped up the system to buy enough time until Windows 7 went out of support when we needed new machines.

I used Kingston's memory software to determine the correct memory. This came faster than I was quoted and worked like a charm

I received them for an upgrade from 2GB to 4GB RAM on my Acer Desktop (M460) with XP SP3, an older computer I use. The old RAM cards I had in my computer were also made by Kingston. I only have two slots and the cards have to match in pairs (1x1 or 2x2). After installing them on my motherboard, I turned the tower back on and booted the machine. The additional memory was automatically reflected (although this indicates that there is now 3.24GB RAM instead of almost 4GB. Not sure why there is a…

I used Kingston's memory software to determine the correct memory for both of my computers. It worked great. The goods were well packaged and arrived in the record time of two days. Installed ------ no problems. Kingston has a competitor that I have repeatedly tried to order. Then it was over. I didn't know anything about it. I tried to stop the order. They couldn't stop it. Ba nonsense, I ordered them at 4am and 9am. I called Utah. They stated that morning that the USPS received it. They gave…

The home computer is already 5 years old and there is an urgent need to enhance its capabilities. We started by increasing the amount of RAM. The computer originally had 1 module x 2 gigabytes of RAM. Replaced with two modules of 2 gigabytes. Now it works great.

Purchased on 10202222. The store sold 2 bars for some reason in different designs. Made in 02 and 21 weeks 2022 - a rarity like this. Installed in a middle-aged ASUS P5B-VM SE board (the board is 11 years old). They were recognized as they should be everywhere, in all slots, they work flawlessly and get along with two different 1 GB lines. The speed is plausible, overheating, no failures detected.

Despite the talk of the servicemen that this manufacturer in general and this model in particular had a high degree of trust (which confirms the presence of these bars in every 3rd assembly of this large store), he refused the "official" replacement under warranty, replacing them under "grey scheme" for a couple of Samsung. I'm happy with my choice, no complaints. P. S: on an old PC I used 4 Hynix sticks, for 4.5 years no problems at all, except for interruptions associated with static. For me,

At first I was afraid that the timings at a frequency of 800 MHz 6-6-6-18 are too big. But I really wanted 8 GB, but I didn’t want to spend money, in the end I took them. I don't regret one bit. 4 pieces work on ASUS P5KR at a frequency of 900 MHz and timings 5-5-5-12 with a slightly increased voltage, with a 4-core X3363 overclocked to 3.82 GHz - it turned out to be quite a good bunch with a fairly high performance level approximately i5-4430S 2.70 GHz.