💾 Crucial 2GB DDR3 1600MHz PC3-12800 CL11 UDIMM Desktop Memory Module Review

I got a new Lenovo PC with Windows 7 64-bit but it only had 2GB RAM. I upped it to 4GB with this 2GB kit and it changed the world. It seems that now each operation has enough RAM to run quickly.

There were high hopes, but no. Checked on another processor, same error. This is this card. The refund is costing me more than the value of the card, so I'm pretty screwed. :: sighs ::

I received it quickly and it was exactly as ordered. I ordered it to be installed with another Crucial 2GB memory module that I previously purchased. The modules must be installed in pairs in my Dell Optiplex 780 to function properly. When I added a few of these, increasing the total RAM to 8GB, they worked fine.

Crucial makes great RAM and gives great support to their products. I called customer service and they gave me a Cross part number so I could order it through Revain.

Been using it for a while, no problems. I used to have 8GB and just wanted to upgrade the RAM to 10GB so my games would have 8GB available. 2 GB for operating system and 8 GB for software.

The old computer I added this to started right up and works great. There is a significant difference between before and after installing RAM. So far, so good. Many Thanks.

Crucial eliminates the hesitancy in purchasing UDIMMs with product information that meets customer expectations. Their website explains what all this technical babble means in real English. If you need RAM, MEMORY, STICKS go to the professionals, this worthy company has earned my respect and loyalty, ie if I need to know if it works in my application they give it to me directly even if it does NOT work . As a regular customer and future regular customer, I say FIVE STARS!

The memory card worked properly. The Crucial memory chipset is made by Dataram, a longtime memory company. All I needed was 2GB of memory for my old HP Pavilion p6674y AMD Phenom and it came with 6GB. So I wanted to add another 2 gigabytes because the storage locations were empty. The system registered that I now have 8 gigabytes with 7.75 usable (previously 6 gigabytes (used 5.75).