A-Tech RAM 8GB Kit (4x2GB) DDR3 1333 MHz PC3-10600 DIMM - Desktop Computer Memory - CL9 240-Pin UDIMM Non-ECC Unbuffered Upgrade Modules

I had a neighbor who was throwing out an old computer an eMachines EL 1352g-01w . They had had it for the past 8 years and even left a review on Internet forums about how it was the worst computer ever. I asked them if I could have it as I like to do tinker projects and could make use of it. They agreed to give it to me as it was "broken" anyway and to do whatever I wanted to it. It was actually very easy to repair only requiring replacing the CMOS battery and replace the broken HDD with an SSD & doing a fresh install of a new OS. After that I wanted to see if I could make it any snappier and the service and repair manual said this was the highest RAM that the desktop would accept. After replacing the original 2GB RAM Module with this 2 x 2 GB module. It was a simple plug and play replacement. The system ran great without any trouble or issues.

Bought these chips to help speed up an old Gateway SX2851 desktop computer. When it upgraded from Win7 to Win10, it slowed down to an unacceptable level. These chips increased the memory and essentially FIXED this old computer and brought it back into the usability zone. The cost/value is excellent. Highly recommend this product.

Over the years I have bought a great deal of RAM from A-Tech. Various types and configuration and they have all worked flawlessly and never failed. Just make sure you get the exact specifications for your PC or laptop and you should be good.

This brand has worked with many different brands of computers and laptops with no issues. I recommend it.

I have an old desktop computer around 2011 at my house. It has an ASUS M5A7BL-M LX motherboard, with Seagate HDD 1 TB and 4GB DDR3 SODIMM RAM memory ocupping only 1 of 2 slots memories. Desktop computer runs on Windows 10 on 64 bits but as you know it, the laptop was too slowly over the last years, specially with performance troubles on HDD surrounding more than 90% with this tech specs. So, the idea was simple: purchase SSD 256 GB and at least another 4 GB RAM to complete the fully 8 GB RAM Memory slots ('cause you can't grow up above 8 GB RAM on this motherboard model), to clone from HDD disk to SSD disk and enhance the RAM memory too by gowing up. So, it was not the first time I purchased Patriot SSD and A-Tech RAM memories. It was an excelent purchased I could tell you after desktop computer became now in a fastest desktop computer. Now, I could work with any opened tabs and you don't appreciate the flickers when you go to another tab. And the surfing Internet is better than another time ago 'cause you don't worry about if the site is fetching it because it responses inmediately. So yes, I will recommend you this brand of RAM memory. Good price and high performance on the market. Adding, the delivery was fast so I will encourage you to purchase this great 5 stars A-Tech product to grow up the performance of your desktop computer.

It has been a while since doing a RAM upgrade so it did not know what to expect.What I really liked was the packaging. It is a sturdy container that kept the RAM secure.One of the things I really liked is that the container was sealed so it showed there was no tampering.Removing the RAM from the container was a bit of a pain but came out nicely when I realized the stick had to be tilted out.After removing the old sticks, the old sticks fit snugly in the container. The new sticks dropped in and fit perfectly.First thing I did was pull up 7 Days To Die, checked the ram usage and there was ~8 GB still free, the FPS did pick up, I have to push the video up next, but am pleasantly surprised how much of an improvement in game play.I did look at other companies and could have purchased them cheaper but this product seems to have a really good rating so I would rather pay the extra and know it is a good product anyhow.

Upgraded speed on my pc in 10 minutes. Imagine the cumulative time I'm saving NOT waiting for things to load. It's a great value proposition... Recommended.

The hassle, if anything, is getting the memory into the slots with big hands. I've learned to deal with it.