G.SKILL 16GB (2 x 8G) Ripjaws Series DDR4 PC4-19200 SO-DIMM Laptop Memory F4-2400C16D-16GRS

Great product and service.

Easy to install. Seem to work well in my NUC.

No issues whatsoever exchanging the stock 8gb (2x4gb) ram in my Alienware 17 R3. Once in, system recognized the ram and clocked it to 2400. Been running games/apps no problem for the last week or so.

working great so far

Swapped out memory on a refurb with this. I’ve used gskill for years and have never been let down.

The best RAM for the price

The G.Skill Ripjaws DDR4 SO-DIMM are ideal for any computer prone to bottle-necking under immense workloads from 3d rendering, video editing, or AAA Titles. My laptop went from a Stock, Dead-fish streaming machine, to a Hardworking, Graphical processing machine. I can Design, create, mill PCBs and operate my 3d printers via any network configuration I please.

Put this in a brand new Asus Zenbook:

So I saw this memory for around $120 per stick and my heart didnt miss a beat ordering two of these for my brand new Dell XPS 15 9550 SIgnature Edition. Items arrived today and I replaced out my 2 sticks of 8GB Hynix memory that came pre-installed with the laptop from the Microsoft Store with the 2 x 16 GB Chips that I got. Runs like a CHAMP. 32Gb of memory with about 149MB reserved for Hardware. Since I run a lot of VMs in my Hyper-V on my Windows 10 Pro, this worked out really well. I have a Linux box and a Windows 2008 R2 server running in Hyper-V and everything works just great. I was running a performance test on a Web Application on IIS on the Windows VM with Mysql back-end running on the Linux VM - and the performance was dandy as I was working on two instances of Visual Studio and Outlook and Microsoft Excel. RAM makes the difference. I also usually turn of my Paging file, and with 32GB this is actually possible. I actually thought I would have to wait a while for DDR4 memory prices to fall, but this was a great upgrade for $240.

My son is very happy!