Mushkin Redline Notebook – DDR4 Gaming Laptop DRAM – 16GB (2X8GB) SODIMM Memory Kit – 3000MHz (PC4-24000) CL-16 – 260-Pin 1 Review

I just upgraded my new gaming laptop from 16GB RAM to 64GB and the performance was as good as the price. UserBenchMark rated my set of 2 x 32GB RAM modules at the 94th percentile, which is good for nearly half the cost of Crucial or Samsung memory modules. I'm pretty impressed.

There's a lot to complain about with MSI gaming laptops, but the ability to easily upgrade them is amazing. Pulled out the two ramrods that came with the GS66 and put these mushkins in. The laptop booted up and used continuously for several weeks with no memory upgrade issues.

I had a high opinion of Mushkin, but when I installed this in my ASUS A15 TUF 506IU laptop, the memory was only running at 2667MHz, not 3200MHz. It sounds like you want JEDEC compatible memory, which you don't.

I bought this to fill my Intel NUC. Unfortunately, the storage on this platform is not stable. Blue screen randomly every 30 seconds. Bought another brand, all good.

The RAM is as described - DDR4-2933, dual rank and runs in dual channel mode. Installed and recognized in Dell Optiplex Micro 7080 (with i9 10900 (not T)) with no problems. There is no need to buy XMP compatible RAM for this PC as there is no way to use it with the Dell BIOS. So these are not expensive and just do the job! I ran memtest for 12 hours to test them - no problems were found.

This is the best RAM kit I could find for my Asus G733. Installation was very easy and didn't raise any questions. I upgraded from a single 16GB flash drive to a 16x2 drive and it really made a difference in apps like Photoshop and multiple Chrome tabs. If you want to upgrade your RAM; look no further.

My last desktop had Mushkin RAM so I knew it was a good brand. In 4 years I have never had a crash on this old desktop. As for price, it came down to Mushkin and Kingston. Based on my experience I chose Mushkin and couldn't be happier. Redline RAM delivers ultra-fast and stable performance in my tiny Asus PN51 build. My only negative experience is that I thought they came with heatsinks based on the photos. When they showed up, they turned out to be stickers.

I noticed my laptop was struggling with memory so I bought this to increase memory from 8GB to 16GB. Well, when I installed the sticks and noticed that my laptop was starting to heat up more than usual from the constant fan noise. I swapped out one of those sticks for an old one, and the temperature dropped 10 degrees. These sticks were compatible in speed and size, so I'm not sure why that caused this problem.