4gb Ram Related Resource

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1. Smithson on May 24th, 2009 11:54 am

   A friend from work bought a pair of these and found they were “incompatible” with his board. I snagged them up for $20, pleased with myself for finding such a good deal. HA!

   One is straight up no good, won’t POST. Fails in every memory slot>

   The other gets me through the BIOS but fails under load. Can’t get through installing Windows without page faults, memory dumps, or other general failures. An alternate stick proves it’s the memory and not the system. NOT advised.

2. Needle on May 25th, 2009 11:53 am

   No problems at all with this product. Took 5 minutes to open the case and install. Computer runs a more faster now in my New ADM 64×2 6000+.

3. Raya on May 26th, 2009 11:18 am

   Corsair is always known for it’s quality products and that’s why I buy them. I own their PSU which is awesome and I also own this RAM which is rock solid stable. I have my E6300 at a 62% overclock and it is perfectly stable. Passed Prime95/Intel Burn-in tests. Also you can’t beat the price with the mail-in rebate. I will always recommend Corsair products. Never had any fail on me.

4. Halberstadt on May 27th, 2009 11:23 am

   Using them in an 18 month old gaming PC raised my Windows Vista performance index from 5.1 (limited by RAM speed) to 5.3 (limited by CPU- RAM performance is now 5.5). No issues with installation, auto detected just fine.
   In game performance it raised World of Warcraft from 25 fps (1920×1080) in Dalaran up to 35-40 fps. Raiding (lots of aoe graphics) went from 40-45 fps in Naxxramas to 55-60fps.
   Well worth the cost after rebate.

5. Espinosa on May 28th, 2009 11:49 am

   Well, I must say my the hardest part about switching the ram out on my tablet pc was the packaging. It was that easy! Had no issues, vista automatically detected it and my computer is able to use 3 of the 4gb since I only have the 32bit OS right now. Not much else to say when it went in with no problems. It does seem to me that it loads up faster and shuts down quicker than before. I would definately recommend this since it does what is expected and at the best price on the web at a little over $40 shipped at purchase time.

6. Jorgenson on May 29th, 2009 11:26 am

   This was being used to replace 1gb PC2-5400 667MHz (512mbx2) in an Acer laptop i was working on. As soon as i installed it, I noticed a great improvement of the preformance in Vista Home Premium 64 bit.This is highly recommended for upgrading from any memory less than 4gb. You will see the difference.

7. Olivarez on May 30th, 2009 11:54 am

   Bought this for my Hp Pavillion dv9920us laptop. Worked like a charm after trying to get a replacement from hp & realised that they didn’t have the exact ram that came with the system. It is recommended that you buy this type of RAM in pairs so this kit is ideal. Don’t worry it’s still a lot cheaper than buying the recommended ram directly from HP. I believe HP is selling theirs for about $90 for one. This is an excellent buy.

8. Bluhm on May 31st, 2009 11:34 am

   Despite some debate, this product works perfectly in the 13.3 inch MacBook. PC-5400 is an acceptable memory classification. It installed in 5 minutes and the computer runs more or less like a speed demon, and definitely faster than any Vista laptop I’ve previously owned.

9. Thorndyke on June 1st, 2009 11:42 am

   I Installed this two modules on a Mac Mini C2D 2.0 Ghz. It works OK!

10. Fitzpatrick on June 2nd, 2009 11:58 am

    good price for what you get, not the best speed for the currently available memories but very good for the money you pay

11. Fort on June 3rd, 2009 11:30 am

    I purchased this 2×2G memory kit to upgrade my PC.
    Installation was a snap, I just replaced my 2×500m with this pair and Windows XP recognized right away. I was thinking about buying a new computer, but with this memory upgrade along with a new 22 inch LCD monitor, it just became a new PC. I usually buy new PC every 3 years.
    With this upgrade, however, I will be using my 3 year old PC another year or two.

12. Nahabedian on June 4th, 2009 11:41 am

    It does what it should. Relatively slow memory at 667MHz, but more than enough for your primary computer. No hassles, easy to install (if you know what you’re doing), and I never had problems with Kingston’s customer service. A good deal at this price!

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