Timetec 8GB DDR3L / DDR3 1600MHz (DDR3L-1600) PC3L-12800 / PC3-12800 (PC3-12800U) Non-ECC Unbuffered 1.35V / 1.5V CL11 2Rx8 Dual Rank 240 Pin UDIMM Desktop PC Computer Memory RAM Module Upgrade (8GB)

Perfect memory at an unbelievable price. I repurposed an older Sandy Bridge system to a Home Lab server and maxed out the memory. Timetec has been around for years and used by several system OEMs. Lifetime warranty, these can't be bet especially for the price and no you don't need those heat spreaders which are mostly just marketing ploys focused at gamers.

Memory worked great. Made a huge difference in performance even though Windows 10 said I wasn't using all of my current memory. Had 8GB previously. Maybe since it was matched. Didn't do a firmware upgrade on motherboard, it's running at 1333Mhz, slower than it's capable of. But working flawlessly. Seems like a lot of bang for the buck. I put it in a Gigabyte MB, model GA-78LMT-USB3.

I have a computer that is a few years old that was dragging a bit. Programs get more resource demanding with more features. Operating systems become more resource demanding with more features. And so it's now wonder my computer seems like it's not up to the job anymore.But that is easily, and economically fixed by adding more memory. The Timetec 16GB kit fit the bill for my computer. I've only had installed for a day, but as far as I can tell, it works great and more importantly, my computer is more responsive.

No problems inserting into mobo I bought used. worked at 1.35v no problem.

Older Dell, it's old enough it came with Windows 8. I wanted to speed it up a bit, and found there were 2 open memory slots. A quick look in the specs of the Dell revealed it had enough capacity for 2 more 8gb sticks.I don't want to spend a bunch on this old box, but the price was right. I snapped them in easily, even though this is only the 2nd computer I've been inside. I had to move a few components, but after looking at it a bit the way to do it was clear enough.The new sticks were recognized right away by the system, and after running a test the sticks were found to work just fine. The system is noticeably faster and smoother. Now it's running 24gb total memory; 2x4gb, and 2x8gb.Next upgrade will be an SSD, because, well, why not?

Installed in a Dell XPS8500 motherboard with an i7-3770. I’m repurposing this old machine to be a vm server, so ram is important. For $28 I was able to breathe life into this machine for a few more years.

Runs at 1600mhz, works great with a Xeon E3-1240 V2.

Very nice quality, easy to install and use.