Timetec 16GB DDR4 2400MHz (PC4-2400T) PC4-19200 UDIMM Desktop RAM – 288-Pin 1.2V CL17 Non-ECC Unbuffered DIMM Memory Module U

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  Greg Azar

  12 de marzo de 2026

  Good memory at a discount price.

  Low cost memory that performs well. I always thoroughly test memory before moving into a production environment. This memory passed all test and benchmarked high. It’s good.

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  Big Mike

  25 de septiembre de 2025

  Boosted memory on my Dell 9020 PC

  I have an older Dell 3668 PC which had 16GB of memory in one of the two slots. According to Dell documentation, the MB only has the capability to handle 16GB of memory. But it seemed strange to me that this second slot was available. I did some on-line research and found out that on this PC others installed an additional16GB memory stick to boost the memory to 32GB. I thought I'd give it a try on my PC. Well it worked. For a very reasonable price I was able to double the memory and vastly improve the PC performance. I'm quite pleased.As a warning, be sure to back up your PC before mucking around inside in case something bad happens. In the past, I've learned this lesson the hard way (LOL).Ver másVer menos
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  Todd Cumming

  12 de marzo de 2026

  Easy to replace

  Works great!

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  Michael_NC

  30 de marzo de 2026

  Good replacement for upgrading your DDR4 mobo

  this DDR4 module worked beautifully when one of the two RAM slots on my ASUS mobo which had 2 8Gb modules quit, they came out and this 16Gb module went in ... the BIOS recognized it, Win10 Pro recognized it ... zero problems since

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  Stephen

  11 de mayo de 2019

  Worked Great in Dell Inspiron 5675 Desktop!

  My Dell Inspiron 5675 had a 16 GB stick of Micron Ram in it when I purchased. I just finally got around to upgrading the RAM in preparation for Oculus Rift S coming out shortly. This was as much to add more system RAM as it was to have 2 sticks of RAM in place so the processor would work in dual channel mode with the memory. AMD Ryzen processors do really well in dual channel mode, there can be a good boast in performance. This begs the question, why do stock gaming machine makers like DELL and HP ship 8gb and 16gb systems with only one stick of RAM instead of 2 sticks of smaller size (2x8gb = 16gb) and 2x4gb = 8gb)? I guess it makes it less expensive to upgrade RAM like I did (and less expensive for the computer maker), but for people who never touch the hardware inside their computers, they are missing out on some performance boost.Anyways, I matched up the Micron stick specs to this Hynix stick and it works perfectly together. CPU-Z program reports that it is running at 1197.1 MHz in dual channel, so that is 2400 MHz of lovely harmony.I also upgraded another stock gaming system with an 8gb Hynix stick earlier this week (HP Pavilion 690-024), and had great results, so I was confident that this memory maker Timetec makes very compatible memory. This is good, because Ryzen processors can be more finicky about RAM than Intel processors. Their lifetime warranty is also important, but knock on wood, I won't have to test that one out.Ver másVer menos

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  Jamin Ghata

  29 de abril de 2026

  Passed

  Not overnight shipping as promised, was several days behind schedule.However, it passed memtest which helped me verify my other sticks were indeed bad which alone is a 5 star for me.