🔋 Timetec Hynix IC 32GB RAM Upgrade Kit: 2x16GB DDR4 2666MHz Server Memory Module - Unbuffered ECC 1.2V CL19 2Rx8 Dual Rank 288 Pin UDIMM Review

Great value for money unbuffered ECC dimmers. I ended up with Mikron E-Die chips, which seem to work well with Ryzen processors. Use them on asrock's x470 Taichi as a Freenas home file server. So far there are no problems. will probably buy a few more because ram is never too much! UPDATE: RAM moved to cheaper MSI x470 board, RAM is still stable, board can see RAM as ECC or at least Truenas shows that it is used, recommend to anyone who wants to build cheap Ryzen processor for home servers.

This memory worked without problems on my P10S-M WS motherboard. Four stars because I know it works well, but I'm leaving five stars for reasons beyond anyone else's control. I don't have the resources to test and compare other memories. But the price was the best I found for the 2400MHz PC4-19200 Unbuffered. Came with the 4x16GB we've been using on the workstation so far. Our simulation software runs on this computer. Also have Xeon E3-1275 and Samsung 960 EVO 500GB m.2 NVMe.

What do you dislike about this product? UDIMM ECC RAM is harder to find, it's just not in demand as it's only needed for desktop processors. But it meets and exceeds my expectations. I bought 4 sticks, one was defective, a replacement was sent immediately. The customer service for TIMETEC is second to none, they got it right and went out of their way to make it right. I was able to overclock the RAM and it ran stably on my server for about two weeks. All flash drives passed 16 passes at MEMTEST

I recently bought a Dell T30 server for my business but it only had 8GB RAM installed. I bought this Timetec 32GB kit to replace the 8GB and it worked great. It was automatically detected by the BIOS and Windows 10 Professional can see it.

Perfect for my Dell T30 server. Use with an OEM 8GB memory card. It's not exactly the same brand as the OEM memory, but it works and is 100% compatible. It works for me as a dual channel configuration. No issues and it really made the server much faster and more responsive. 5 Stars!

Installed 32 gigabytes (2x16) along with OEM RAM and the server booted with no problems! It took a little longer, but it makes sense. It tests it at boot. My Ubuntu 18.04 server running Splunk and other memory intensive applications should be much happier now!

What can I say, it does what it is supposed to do. Paired with an AMD Ryzen 3600 + ASUS Prime B450M motherboard, everything works like clockwork. Memtest86 registers ECC mode and passed several tests with 0 errors. I would definitely buy more in the future.

I built a home/test server (I work in IT) almost 3 years ago using a SUPERMICRO MBD-X10SDV-TLN4F-O board. Short-sightedly I only bought 32 GB 2400 Kensington UDIMM ecc. As a result, I decided to get another 32 gigabytes, but this memory is gone. Now they do 2666. Mixing memory isn't a good idea, but thought I'd give it a try if the specs match. I came across this memory that claims to be Supermicro compatible and matches Kensington on paper. Worst case I'll buy 32 more of these if they don't…

I bet some are reluctant to buy this memory after comparing the 6x higher OEM price (Dell gave me $1300 for adding 32GB to my T130 -Server charged). So I decided that with THIS difference, at least it's worth trying. It works fine on a separate channel (2x OEM Dell 16GB on the first channel and 2x Timetec 16GB on the second channel). It also survived a 3-hour heavy-duty test and showed performance comparable to OEM memory. guidance and common sense. :-) Will I use it for important business…