A-Tech 128GB Kit (4x32GB) DDR5 4800MHz PC5-38400 CL40 UDIMM 2Rx8 Dual Rank 1.1V Non-ECC Unbuffered DIMM 288-Pin Desktop PC/Computer RAM Memory Upgrade Modules

The Dell EBT2250 is notoriously finicky about what memory is going to work with it. At the time I purchased this memory A-Tech didn’t have anything that was specifically guaranteed to do so. The specs are correct and when I contacted them to confirm compatibility they said that it would work. It did! Besides the cosmetic differences, these modules look identical to what came installed in my EBT2250. The components and their placement was the same, and the memory chips themselves were the same. I wanted a matched pair of sticks, however, so I purchased this kit. The modules I received don’t look like the pictures here on Amazon, they’re flat black with a crosshatch pattern. It doesn’t really matter, but they look pretty slick! They appear to be at least as well constructed as the OEM module. They seated perfectly when installed in the memory slots. Once installed, on initial boot, the system didn’t recognize them properly, but once rebooted from the BIOS they were identified correctly and the system booted up without incident (I believe that the “safe BIOS” feature of this computer may have had something to do with that.) When tested (several times) there were no issues. Maximum memory speed and performance was confirmed; all is working exactly as well as expected. Since I purchased this A-Tech memory kit, they’ve listed a set specifically for the EBT2250. I’ve compared the specs and that set appears to be identical to this one, but costs significantly more (perhaps there’s value in the peace of mind that affirmation imparts?) I can confirm that this memory does in fact work properly. So if you’ll take my word for it, this kit can save you some significant money with absolutely no downside! This isn’t my first experience with A-Tech memory and I’ve yet to be disappointed. So far, so good. UPDATE (4/16/26): I’ve been experiencing a very rare, but somewhat concerning problem where large file transfers and searches are stalling mid process. I suspected memory issues, amongst other things. Ran 8 full passes of MemTest86 (about 10 hours nonstop!) and this memory passed with flying colors. Not a single error or ecc correction, rock solid! Several days of research and changing EBT2250 Win11 system settings later, it turns out that its very aggressive power management settings were the cause. Shut pretty much all of that “stuff” down and it’s purring like a kitten now. The RAM had absolutely nothing to do with the problem! I stand by my opinion about this company and their memory quality!

Excellent customer service I ordered 2 16GB 4800mHz sticks from A tech memory, both worked excellently for 5ish months before one of the sticks suffered a hardware failure. However, the customer service on acquiring a replacement was AMAZING! Within 5 minutes of calling their support line I had a replacement part and return label for the damaged component on their way. Overall I am pleased with purchasing from A-tech memory

Worked perfectly with Dell Precision 3680. I specifically wanted to leave a review so people know it works for that computer because although all info online said it should work you never know. Only thing is I wish I would have bought 64gb but prices are insane. Plug and play no issues and upgraded ram in 5 min. Thank you!

THESE GUYS ARE AWESOME!! The ram stick I initially had would fail the intial boot up test with just one ram stick inserted. I believe it to have been a defective unit. Regardless, I reached out to A-Tech's Customer Support team and they were swift to resolve the issue. In short, they sent me a replacement ram stick as well as a pre-paid shipping label to ship the defective unit back to them. I tested the new stick, and it works without fail! It has super fast speeds for 32GB of DDR5 Ram. Overall, I would HIGHLY RECOMMEND them for there OUTSTANDING customer service, also for the quality of their ram sticks!

decently good ram

I have issue with my workstation computer and I have been diagnosed it by putting in a new CPU, spare low end GPU, and even a New Motherboard but my PC is still not working. And since the ram I put in my pc is the only DDR5 RAM stick I have I have to buy another stick of ram but do not wants to buy expensive DDR5 just for testing. This DDR5 RAM is affordable enough to replace the whole 128GB to test and find out that all of my 4 stick of ram is faulty. I will keep this Ram just in case I have to test more pc for a faulty DDR5 RAM.

I had a bad ram and they wanted me to return it so they can re sell it but imma try and fix it if I'm able to

Installed this 64GB of RAM in place of the original 16GB about a week ago. Installation was easy. The new RAM tested perfectly. Peak memory utilization dropped from 85% to 21%. Programs executed faster, with no instability. Very pleased.

Great sticks for the price. I was able to clock them at 6000Mhz CL32 stable at 1.35V. 6400Mhz might be possible but hard to get.