Consistent 8GB DDR3 Desktop RAM,1600MHz

Working fine good, but the warrenty seal just loosened it glue idk if anything happens my warrenty would be there. But good ram no issues. Great condition obviously new. Worked fine easy to install.

Ram is good but not working in the my Lenovo ThinkPad pc windows 7 ultimate?

Works at full speed simple to install looks new

I recently purchased a pair of 8GB RAM modules to upgrade my system. Unfortunately, my experience with this product has been nothing short of disastrous. The Issues: Non-Recognition: The most significant problem was that my PC failed to recognize both RAM modules when installed together. The system would not boot up, and the OS (Windows and Linux) did not detect them. System Instability: Installing a single module from this pair, along with another brand with identical specifications, led to system instability. My PC frequently crashed and went into a boot loop, culminating in a dreaded blue screen of death. Attempts to Resolve the Issue: I tried various troubleshooting methods, including updating the BIOS, but to no avail. It became evident that the RAM modules themselves were the root cause of the problems. The Disappointing Return Policy: When I attempted to return the defective RAM, I was met with a frustrating response. The seller informed me that the product was non-refundable. This is disheartening, especially considering the significant system instability and data loss risks associated with faulty hardware. A Word of Caution: I strongly advise potential buyers to exercise extreme caution when considering this particular RAM product. The potential for system instability, data loss, and the lack of a reliable return policy make it a risky investment. It's imperative to choose reputable brands with a proven track record to ensure a smooth and trouble-free upgrade experience.

I am using a 10+ year old Biostar motherboard with old Phenom processor. I had only Win XP then and was using 2 GB RAM. Later I added another harddisk running Win 7 Pro and added a 4 GB RAm in second slot. Two years ago with no support for XP and 7 Pro I added another hard drive with Ubuntu. This way I could boot to any OS, because some of my old software were essential and would not run on newer operating systems . But I wanted more RAM for Ubuntu. We tried adding a 8 GB Ram i one slot and my 4 gb RAM in the other. XO was fine but 7 and Ubuntu had issues. But systems were working fine with only 8 GB card. Technican advised using single RAM card with maximum GB right now because clock speed (??) of old RAM may not be compatible with 8 GB RAM . So I bought this 8 GB RAM. This single 8GB card boosted the performance on Ubuntu since it can use the full capacity of the card. XP uses only 3.7GB from the same card because that is all it can handle. Win 7 also can handle this new RAM card. So everything is working fine. Now i am wondering if I install one more same card I will get 16GB. Ubuntu will read it but will it be able to handle it. That is the question. Right now start up and programs opening and running is much faster. No crashes or freezing screens on present configuration At the price i paid this card is superb value for money Update: July 7th 2025 Bought another piece to double the RAM, working better than anticipated