Review on 💻 Komputerbay 32GB (4X 8GB) DDR3 PC3-12800 1600MHz SODIMM 204-Pin Laptop Memory with Blue Heatspreaders - Enhanced SEO by David Lusk

Got these for my 2012 iMac. Two DIMMs came to DOA. I had to pay money to send them back and get new ones. Sure, it was only $5, but it's not my fault either. Many freezes, although it used to be zero. I think I just wasted my money here. UPDATE 5/9/2013: I bit the bullet and bought two sets http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0076W9Q5A/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1. because I couldn't shake the feeling that my daily/hourly crashes were caused by this RAM. Well, the results are in, and since I cleaned this junk from my computer (it's been almost a week at the moment), I haven't had a single crash. Also, I find the "Warranty voided if removed" warning on these Blue Heat spreaders ridiculous. because these cheap metal parts practically fall off by themselves only under the influence of gravity. I'd probably be more forgiving of this review if I didn't have to pay for an RMA that turned out to be a little less crappy than the previous one. around for the first time. I will recommend this RAM to anyone who loves: - Corrupted hard drives/file transfers (due to OS crashes) - Frustration - Throwing money away because you're a baler - Crashing applications - Blue heatsinks