A-Tech 8GB DDR4 2133 MHz SODIMM PC4-17000 (PC4-2133P) CL15 Non-ECC Laptop RAM Memory Module

Works as advertised, no problems. A quality product.

It came quick and had no problems with installing it. Laptop runs better now. Upgraded from 4 to 8 gigs of ram.

Works fine. For long term cant say anything.

I was shopping for memory for my Dell Latitude AiO 3275 and planned to upgrade my RAM to 16GB. I am not picky when it comes to brands...all Im looking for is easy-to-install memory at a reasonable price.

Bought this for an older Acer Aspire 3 laptop. Its the same specifications as the soldered on memory that was OEM, so it works perfectly on the system. Can definitely see the difference with 12GB compared to the previous 4GB that it had before. Money well spent in my book.

Pros: price and quality

I watched a youtube video on how to install additional RAM in my Dell Latitude 7480. Installation of this 16GB module, matching in all specifications the existing 16GB module, was easy as pie. Reboot presented message memory has changed and Fkey options; F2 presented setting showing new total RAM of 32GB, and exit from there led to normal reboot. Alls working well since installation.

Bought this for a mini pc application (Azulle Inspire, core i5), and it fits perfectly. Great price, good quality, so far so good.

We have an 8GB RAM on our laptop and the classes were beginning to drag. So, we upgraded to the compatible 16 GB RAM with outstanding results. The drag is gone. The multiple program running problem does not exist. Great upgrade for a good price. If this is the right one for your pc,. GET IT!

I got a message on my laptop at bootup that my memory was operating out of acceptable parameters. That surprised me because I had just run a system speed check the previous day. I looked at reviews and ordered the A-Tech memory to replace the two that were currently installed. Installation was easy and when I ran a speed check, I was surprised to find that the A-Tech was faster than my old memory even though they have the same specifications. I then tried one memory module at a time and ran speed checks. I found the bad original memory module but ran speed checks against the two A-Tech and the original module. A-Tech modules were consistently faster. Good job A-Tech!