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Decided to upgrade the memory in my computer from 4GB to 8GB. After removing the memory modules from my computer to determine the type of memory I needed, and an eBay search, I found these and realized that I could buy 4 - 2GB memory modules for under $36. They perform well and I find that is not unusual for my computer to be using more than the 4GB that my computer came with (I keep Task Manager running constantly on my desktop). My computer slow-downs are no longer evident and it was sooooo worth it to upgrade. Btw, I make my living as a computer technician and I don't know why it took me so long to do this simple (and inexpensive) upgrade to my own computer. Thank you Atech and King Memory!
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Certainly made a noticeable difference to pc performance. Eliminated freezes & hanging when running multiple programs, transferring large files & even the startup & shutdown times have seen a big improvement. Made it possible to lessen the load on the main hard drive, so it certainly ticked all the boxes as far as I am concerned. Would recommend to anyone still using a pc with DDR2 memory as a way to breathe new life into your system.
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The price is very reasonable and it arrived in a timely manner. It speeded up my computers performance and I can really notice the difference.
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I bought two sets of this memory kit to expand the memory size of my old desktop computer with Core2 Quad 9650 from 4GB to 8GB. The Crucial memories are expensive and I didn't want to spend a lot of money for this old computer. After the installation the computer recognized the whole memory size right away. MEM86 test showed no error. It has been two weeks since I installed the memory. So far it is working well.
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Bought the memory for updating my 10 years old Dell Inspiron 530, from 4G to 8G. This memory works. The memtest86+ application in the GNU GRUB version 2.04 may stuck with this memory. But I am sure it is the memtest86+ application problem as the memory works perfectly ok with Ubuntu 20.04 and pass the user space test application memtest
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