8GB Kit (4GBx2) DDR4 2133 MT/s (PC4-17000) SR x8 Unbuffered DIMM 288-Pin Memory - CT2K4G4DFS8213

I am a systems builder for more than 10 years. Recently encountered some issues for my clients, several of the LGA 1151 I build across several motherboard brands are pretty picky on the different brands of RAM I used. I've tried for LGA 1151 Corsair, G.Skill, Geil, Kingston..etc. Some boards like some brands and some do not, to make my troubleshooting even harder they were "mostly" stable, until after 4-8 hours of use... my clients told me they have random blue-screens, re-boots then fine and issues came up again. I have tried almost every way to isolate the issue, on-board graphics, default & latest bios, swap and monitor... finally I found out the similarity of this issues. Not the same for X99, X99 it was good.I gave this Crucial a try due to the rave reviews about excellent compatibility and price. I am glad I did ! Not to say other brands aren't good, however, nothing beats stability vs. speed when you're getting important work done. This is my go-to choice for all LGA 1151 builds, until Intel's next chip. When I build any system with one of this, I know I can put my mind at ease.

I'm at 32GB DDR4 in quad channel and this RAM is stable and works well with my mild 500Mhz overclock. Probably the best RAM i have used in years and at a great price. I currently see no need for faster RAM and much higher cost, Even while gaming on Gears 4 and Forza Horizon 3 in 4k @60hz i have plenty of headroom on RAM. I would buy again and this was my 2nd purchase of this RAM

There isn't too much to report about this RAM. I got two sticks of fully-functional 4GB RAM. There's nothing fancy with this memory; no RGB, no gaudy heat spreaders and modest speed and timings. But, it gets the job done and that's all I needed from it. This RAM went into a very inexpensive Skylake Pentium build and it meets my expectations. If you just want cheap, good RAM and don't need fancy-looking aluminum heatsinks and twinkling lights you can't go wrong with this black-squares-on-green-PCB RAM.

There's not much but good to say about this memory -- it's relatively inexpensive and it works! I used this in my mini-ITX build and have not had any memory issues running games or spreadsheets in Excel. Good solid memory option for those who are budget-conscious.

Did not work, unable to return as it was past the 30 days. When people build computers, it may take a while for them to get all of the parts necessary to complete the build. I am unable to process a return of this defective product. My MB Bios could only detect one stick, showing that I only had 4GB of RAM, when I had in fact installed 8. I took both sticks out in the hopes that somehow the MB just wasn't recognizing it, I closed my PC case back up, and turned it on and now it shows a "no signal" message on my monitor. The case fans light up, but it does not boot and the DRAM RED led light is lit.I cannot use my $1600+ computer, because of this faulty stick of RAM that would not work from the moment it was installed.

Very basic, but good ram. No issues. Very easy install.

I paid $45 for this RAM set, about the same price as equivalent DDR3 costs, and in my experience so far I've found it to be very fast. Switching between open programs is smooth and fast, the computer wakes and sleeps quickly, and 8GB is enough for pretty much anything short of intensive editing. It may not have those colorful covers on each stick like those other RipJaw RAM sets or whatever but obviously those don't affect performance. If you want inexpensive DDR4, then this is the set to go with.

Cheap and nice. Working well with game.

Good ram. Works as well as any other. No adjustment to settings required. You have to buy two sticks of same capacity and speed otherwise it won't work. It's a ddr 4 thing. Has to be installed in pairs. So you can't mix a 4gb stick with an 8gb sit. Has to be 2x4gb or 2x8gb or 2x16gb etc.

A simple vista no se ven muy lujosas como unas HyperX de Kingston que vienen muy adornadas pero no dejes que eso te haga descartarlas. Es una excelente opción si buscas hacer un equipo gaming económico, te ofrecen 8 gigas de RAM lo cual es una cantitad muy recomendada hoy en día, al ser dos modulos puedes utilizarlas en dual channel lo cual es mas rápido que tener una sola memoria de 8. Lo recomiendo especialmente si utilizas una motherboard H110M ya que 2133MHz es la velocidad máxima soportada por esas tarjetas madre, tener RAM velóz te viene especialmente bien si jugegas mucho Overwatch ya que es un juego que se ve muy afectado por ello.Una vez que le pongas LEDs a tu gabinete (asumiendo que es uno con ventana) no se van a ver feas y si tienes lo demas en color verde combinarian bien. En el caso de que estes utilizando un gabinete sin ventana la estética de la RAM no deberia importarte.La mejor parte es su precio, yo las conseguí a $834 MXN a finales de 2016, en este momento la RAM está muy cara y esta es una opción muy buena si no quieres gastar pero no quieres tampoco tener un producto malo, Crucial además no es una marca patito en cuanto a la memoria como algunos de sus competidores.

Le point fort de cette DDR4 est l’absence de radiateur ou de plaques décoratives qui font augmenter le prix de la barrette… Le critère esthétique n’ayant pas d’importance pour moi, j’ai choisi ces barrettes qui étaient à un prix très intéressant au moment de l’achat (33€ pour 2x4Go).A l’heure où j’écris ces lignes le prix a beaucoup augmenté ce qui les rend beaucoup moins intéressantes…Cependant, ces barrettes mémoire fonctionnent très bien, je n’ai rencontré aucun problème. Que dire de plus pour de la RAM ?!Si ce commentaire vous a été utile, merci de cliquer sur le bouton « Oui » !

What can I say? Works as expected, not a bad price, made by a trustworthy company. Not one problem.

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