8GB DDR3 DDR3L-1600 SODIMM, 16GB Kit (2x8GB) PC3L-12800S RAM 1600 Mhz, Motoeagle 2RX8 1.35V Dual Rank Module Chips Upgrade for Laptop

I was given an old hand-me-down laptop that I use as a daily driver. I upgraded it with an SSD (it actually came with an old-school hard drive which was painfully slow with Windows 10). However, I could see in the task manager that it would max out the CPU and the RAM a fair amount of the time.There's nothing I can do about the CPU-- it's soldered in place, and there's no way I'm going to try reballing a replacement onto the motherboard. But the memory IS replaceable, and it can use up to 16 gigs of RAM. OK, time to buy a memory upgrade.I saw these and was skeptical. I'm familiar with brands like Crucial, Kingston and Samsung, but Motoeagle? Never heard of them. There's a lot of junk parts floating around out there and these were kind of a shot in the dark. But the reviews were excellent and the price was right, so I banked on Amazon's excellent return policy to save me if they were a pile of garbage and took a gamble on these.I'm glad I did. The laptop clearly runs much quicker, and the task manager shows that it recognizes 14.9 GB of memory. Good enough for me, especially considering that this laptop could be a doorstop when Microsoft finally sunsets Windows 10 in October (it technically isn't compatible with 11). There's always Linux, of course, but I have several other computers running various Linux distros and I'm not sure I want to go that route. Then again, this thing would be a ROCKET with Ubuntu or Linux Mint on it. Decisions, decisions...But I'll burn that bridge when I get to it. Right now, this computer has enough memory to comfortably do anything that I need to do at home (mostly streaming video, LibreOffice for spreadsheets and documents, and running Fusion 360 and a slicer for my 3D printer). No idea how they'll work out long term but I still have the original memory sticks handy in case these decide to go belly up on me. For right now they're working as well as anything else for a very reasonable price. I'm quite impressed.

A good and unexpensive way to upgrade an old (very) laptop. I went up to the max (16) and did not even have to go into the bios. It booted up quickly without an itch and was immediately recognized by the sys.I recommend this ram upgrade especially that the cost is low due to the age.The web mention the availability for an M.2 SSD but after I opened up the laptop there was no way to install one.Maybe mine is way too old or this particular model does not have the option.Inspiron 15-3521 (2017 I believe).In any case still good for my needs. (I don't play games).

I ordered a pair of 8GB for a hand-me-down laptop, not expecting both of them to work, since it was old. So much so that even chatGPT said I had, "a high 'chance' of success," but wasn't sure.Not only did they pass the memory stress test, the laptop instantly recognized both chips and the speed was noticeably better.Great quality product!

Upgraded from 4gb ram total to these 8gb rams and my old laptop works much better. I wish that my laptop could handle more but alas 8gb is the max ram. Not sure how long they will last so I'm saving my old ram just in case.

Todo normal, el producto llego en perfecto estado. Rapido. Se instalaron en el momento y funciono de maravillas. Buena compra.

Placed into an old Chromebox CN60 with an intel chip. Works great, reading both 8gb cards and now happily running Ubuntu.

So far so good for my dell 9020 micro pc. Dell BIOS detected change and I ran a quick diagnostic that passed the checks.Initially after installing memory, the OS will take time to rewrite the page file and system registers will update accordingly. After the 3rd reboot, BOOM, smooth as butter. My son can pay Minecraft Java Ed. with less hiccups and the system overall just runs more stable. Boot time after the ram upgrade was obvious in addition to my 1tb ssd.This is value for money and I will look to the eagle again for my quick memory upgrades.

Ordered the blue memory just because I could. Plugged right in. My Mac mini picked it right up. Was hoping it would speed it up more than it did. But it is an old mini.