Crucial 16GB Single DDR4 2400 MT/s (PC4-19200) DR x8 SODIMM 260-Pin Memory - CT16G4SFD824A

No issues with installation. Performs as good or better than other memory installed in the system.

4x8gb to completely replace with same memory and get to the max supported by my 2019 27” 5k iMac i5 3ghz. If you’ve never bought and replaced memory before, make sure you check the maximum supportable memory for your iMac. I see people leaving reviews for the same model iMac as mine up to 64gb but guess what? It will show that you have 64gb but you’re wasting your money, because this board and chipset only supports max 32gb so that’s all it will use. Also best to replace using the same memory throughout rather than mixing modules

Se nota el cambio. Ahora el ordenador va desahogado. Creo que lo que aun lo mantiene un poco lento es su disco duro. Pero aun asi, merece la pena, ya no se colapsa si abro chrome con 2 pestañas, antes lo hacia.

Upgrading a mac mini saves a lot of money compared to buying pre installed by apple, only takes 20 minutes.

Install was easy.. i have not test the speed

The 2x8GB memory sticks work well in my Dell G3-3579 gaming laptop after it has a chance to warm up. Unfortunately Dell seems to have issues with higher speed and lower latency memory, so if I dont let my computer sit for a few minutes before using it then I get bluescreen errors about memory management and IRQ usage. Very annoying, but not Crucials fault. Otherwise it runs much faster than the older stock memory that it came with (that was also very hard to find separately). This is pretty much the best memory that I could put in the laptop. Hopefully Dell will just fix their issues with a BIOS update (which hasnt happened as of 2/26/19).

Hallo,

I bought to extend the memory of QNAP TS-253D.

Tried to avoid making my concerns public but after 2 no return calls what other choice do I have.

Purchased a pair of these to expand the cache memory of my Synology DS920+ NAS. Install was a snap and couldnt be happier.