Crucial 16GB DDR3/DDR3L 1600 MT/s (PC3-12800) SODIMM 204-Pin Memory Kit (2 x 8GB)

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France on Aug 26, 2023

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France on Aug 19, 2023

MR ANDREW.S.LOW: I was really worried when I ordered these replacement Ram storage for whatever computer you may have well my good old Mac was needing more Ram so I went and searched the internet for help and once you say to the person on the phone 📞 I am looking to upgrade my ram 🐏 on my Apple Mac the person was have been looking at the Edinburgh Phone book for I about fell of the chair 🪑 I said I’m not wanting to buy a new IMac 🖥️ so I searched YouTube and I saw it didn’t look that hard to replace.Well as it stated turn off the Mac night before and let it cool down and next day came and then it’s was then remove the power cable and with one screw and there it was four slots and a small clip and the two old chips popped out with the hover with a soft brush attachment on the hose cleaned out the area and replaced the new updated Ram 🐏 on my Mac 🖥️ replaced power cable turned on and let the Mac do it’s thing and I tell you Mac running 🏃‍♀️ like jem so my advice is have a go yourself before taking it to someone as all in it only took 5 minutes and I saved ££££££££££££££

United Kingdom on Mar 16, 2023

Greg Ciallella: I purchased the iMac 27" quad core I7 in mid march of 2014. Although, technically, Apple still classifies it as the "late 2013" model.

I purchased this memory module kit after verifying its compatibility through the official Crucial website. This memory was verified by Crucial to work in late iMac 2013 all processors, Mac Mini late 2012, and all the recent Mac Books.

The memory arrived in two days, very well packed and protected from static electricity. Ordered Sunday evening, delivered Tuesday.

After verifying the correct product, I was able to install the memory module with my two fingers and a chopstick. (The chopstick was used to safely push the door open button without scratching my new toy). Basically, you lay the monitor face down, and remove the AC plug. Under the plug is a small (2mm by 4mm) button. Depress the button to unlatch the memory door cover. Remove the door and set it aside, remembering its orientation. There are two small "handles" that press to allow the module to swing out. There are arrows to show you the direction. Once it's out, you can gently but firmly press each of these memory modules into place. If you look at the picture, you...

United States on Mar 28, 2014

AmazonCustomer: I purchased the Crucial CT2K8G3S160BM 2x8GB to increase the memory in my Lenovo Y410P laptop from 8-GB to 16-GB. My Y410P has two memory slots, and one slot was already occupied by a factory-installed Samsung M471B1G73QH0-YK0 8-GB memory card. I probably could have just added another 8-GB card. But to avoid any possible memory glitches, I prefer not to mix-and-match memory cards of different types. The existing Samsung memory was PC3L/DDR3L, with the 'L' signifying that it is low-voltage 1.35V memory, whereas the standard PC3/DDR3 memory uses a higher voltage of 1.50V. You should not combine memory of different voltages or use memory with incorrect voltage since your laptop may not even boot up. To further maximize compatibility with my laptop, since it came equipped with CL11 1600-MHz memory, I likewise wanted to stick with CL11 CAS Latency speed, instead of going for memory with a faster (lower) CL rating. Some CL9 memory cards have faster specifications, but I really think that most people will not notice 2-nanoseconds of extra latency. So I ordered this CL11 1600-MHz memory because I wanted to exactly match the specifications of my laptop's original 8-GB memory card to ensure...

United States on Jan 31, 2014