🔋 G.Skill 8GB DDR3 PC3-12800 RipjawsX Series RAM Module (10-10-10-30) - F3-12800CL10S-8GBXL Review

I recommend that you know what you are doing before using it. I had to ask a friend for help, but overall I found a second chip to match my old one and pumped up my RAM to 16GB. It took me forever to find it in the available range, but I ended up getting some extra RAM. Now all I need is a better processor or just a new PC because what I have now is pretty overpowered, which is saying a lot for a low-end gaming PC that used to be an office PC. Will definitely get more of these chips when I need

Upgrade from 4GB via 2x2GB to 8GB via 1x8GB. It worked the first time. You have to look, the slots have to be filled with a module, so I downloaded the p55 gigabyte manual. Tried to get 10GB. Or 12GB, with old and new modules, but by mistake. It didn't work so the old 2x2GB were removed. Still a good upgrade for an 8 year old Win7 system that was hovering around 2GB at boot.

I crushed my box and received it with a huge hole in it. I know this has nothing to do with the seller or their product, but having computer parts coming to you was excruciating. As a result, the RAM worked despite not being in anti-static packaging.

This is the second stick of this size from GSkill that I have bought. Bought to double my system's RAM. Both worked perfectly. Maybe not the biggest, or the fastest, or the nicest (although I think it looks nice) RAM, but more than meets my needs, and now that I have twice the RAM, the RAM will never hurt me. Now update the processor. These Ryzen look good.

Exactly what I needed, more speed, faster program loading and more memory. While some people may need to remove the heatsink fan to install this RAM module, I didn't have to. My cooling fan is a Cooler Master 212 Evo and was located near the memory slots on my motherboard but there was no conflict.