🔮 Timetec Hynix IC 16GB Kit(2x8GB) DDR3L 1600MHz Unbuffered ECC 1.35V CL11 2Rx8 Dual Rank 240 Pin UDIMM Server Memory Ram Module Upgrade (16GB Kit(2x8GB)) Review

This product is advertised as "Hynix". If you use the name in the description and enlarge the product image, you can see "SKhynix" on the ICs shown. I bought RAM from this site last year and they had SKhynix chips. However, the RAM I received today (10/2018) has chips labeled TT T3D5128HT-16, which according to the internet are from Team (Elite), a different brand. .I chose this RAM (and paid more) because of the Hynix name, so this 2 star rating is purely misleading.

I bought the Timetec Hynix IC 32GB Kit in October 2018. I installed it on Supermicro X10SLH-F, Xeon E3-1230 v3. I've had problems ever since. I lost my pool on FreeNas due to checksum errors. It turned out that I had a defective stick. I tried to check with memtest86, it gives errors immediately. I tried another system, the same. In August 2019 I bought an 8GB stick for my unraid server. Because of this, my processor freezes. and it gives me cpu trace errors. and the system is not responding…

Pros: - Plug-in SODIMMs built into Lenovo ThinkServer TS- 140 work great. - Matches the performance of the Crucial ECC module. Lower cost than Crucial ECC modules. Lenovo uses Hynix branded DIMMs as original equipment from the factory. Non-ECC DIMMs from G-Skill Ripjaw. - The Windows Performance Index scores these modules a 7.4 compared to G-Skill Ripjaw modules with a score of 7.6 for the same CAS latency and time. - The price of DDR3 modules has increased significantly over the past year…

Sixteen gigs and what do you get? Another day older and you're in even deeper debt! If you enjoy playing with servers at home but don't like the noise and space they take up, I recommend finding an HP(E) ProLiant MicroServer, Gen8 or newer that can be found cheaply. "Charming" is a word not typically used to describe servers, but this little 12-inch cube sits quietly where you want it and is great for a tiny, cute VMware setup. They usually come with tiny Celeron processors, but can be upgraded