Timetec 16GB KIT(2x8GB) DDR3L / DDR3 1600MHz (DDR3L-1600) PC3L-12800 / PC3-12800 Non-ECC Unbuffered 1.35V/1.5V CL11 2Rx8 Dual Rank 240 Pin UDIMM Desktop PC Computer Memory RAM(SDRAM) Module Upgrade

This Timetec 16GB kit was exactly what I needed to resurrect an old desktop computer. Installation was straightforward, and the RAM worked perfectly right out of the box. The system recognized the full 16GB immediately with no issues. The performance upgrade was significant—what was once a sluggish machine is now very functional for everyday tasks. For anyone looking to breathe new life into an older PC without breaking the bank, this memory kit is an excellent choice. The dual voltage support (1.35V/1.5V) made it compatible with my system, and it’s been running stable since installation. Highly recommend for budget-friendly upgrades to older systems. Great value for the price!

Very happy with this RAM. I am resurrecting an old mid-tower of mine originally built in 2012 and in doing so found that 2 of my 4 existing memory sticks (4G DDR3 each) failed memtest. That left me with only 8G and planning to run some VMs on this machine I went looking for a replacement. Found this Timetec memory and encouraged by the high review scores pulled the trigger and it has worked flawlessly. Runs at 1600MHz 1.35V CL-11-11-11-28 just as advertised in my ASUS Sabertooth 990FX R1.01 (BIOS v1604) motherboard. No memtest errors after repeated runs. In fact I'm so pleased I ordered another kit to get me to 32GB (my motherboard maximum). A very nice and cheap upgrade!

Purchased to expand my Dell Dimension 3655 memory. Replaced existing 8GB card with a new 16GB set (8GB x 2). No problems, works beautifully, PC running nice and snappy !

Nice fit. Works well. Easy installation

Older Dell, it's old enough it came with Windows 8. I wanted to speed it up a bit, and found there were 2 open memory slots. A quick look in the specs of the Dell revealed it had enough capacity for 2 more 8gb sticks. I don't want to spend a bunch on this old box, but the price was right. I snapped them in easily, even though this is only the 2nd computer I've been inside. I had to move a few components, but after looking at it a bit the way to do it was clear enough. The new sticks were recognized right away by the system, and after running a test the sticks were found to work just fine. The system is noticeably faster and smoother. Now it's running 24gb total memory; 2x4gb, and 2x8gb. Next upgrade will be an SSD, because, well, why not?

It works great at a nice price.

Great standard DDR3 ram was able to overclock from 1333 to 1600 out the box and works as expected. Going to run it for a couple of weeks and if all is well will buy 2 more to max out my mobo. Nothing flashy, just works!

Was a nice upgrade from my 4GB ram in my old Dell I use as a media station for my living room setup.