Corsair Value Select Series 8GB (2x4GB) DDR3 1333 (PC3-10600) C9 1.5V

Given no choices as the two slots on the motherboard hold a maximum of 8GB each and the first fitted was 1600 MHz, I went for price instead and this was lowest as well as Prime (free rapid delivery). I had to clean the inside of the desktop but the DRAMM fit snugly and locked neatly in place. The machine was faulty on restart but I soon found a loose SATA cable and it booted cleanly. Delivery was fast and I must assume the computer is faster as I have yet to try any demanding work on it. I have been promising myself this upgrade for a year and I was pleased to find such a good price so I am completely satisfied so far.

I bought this to pep up a 4 year old HP Pavilion with 8Gb, so now I have 8 + 8 = 16Gb. It seems to have done the trick, I often have multiple applications open, including Photoshop and I want to be able to switch between them instantaneously, without having to wait five seconds or more. I thought that it might work because years and years ago I used to sell Apple Macintosh computers and the one thing that really made them zip along was having loads of RAM so that they didn't need to use virtual memory. I'd say that this computer is now just about as fast as any I have ever seen. Very very pleased!If you have found this review helpful please click the button below. Thanks!

Bought 4x of these babies. And now my pc is a beast. Ultimate performance. My games don't seem to go over the 32gb on Windows 7 professional. The pc is ultra fast. It doesn't feel like my old dell inspiron 530 or should I say my dell dimension 4700 experiences. Also definitely recommend these babies for pc builds on old ddr3 systems works well on the fx8350 build. No faults found.

Ram is ram, ie - dull. It either works or you send it back... You do send it back don't you? Corsair is a known, and good, make with a lifetime (all be it limited) warranty. I bought 4 * 4 gb sets to expand my slightly aged AMD Phenom X4 to its max 16gb.Insertion was easy, though with no heat sink in them, that white thing is just a label, you do end up with a dent in your figures.The system recognised them without problems and they have performed faultlessly since install. I would not recommend for overclockers due to the lack of heat sink, but for normal use there's no problem at all.

My two memory sticks arrived in an Amazon envelope which worried me but I needn't have as they were still in their original packs and this with the cardboard was solid. I took the packing appart and slotted the memory into my PC which had been opened and was ready. The memory pushed in easily, PC turned on and I now have 4 filled memory slots. This memory is the same as was onboard and I now run Lightroom better but when i look at what memory I am running I don't know what is the 8 year old slots and what is the new filled slots. They work and so, now, does my PC.