Crucial 4GB, 288-pin DIMM, DDR4 PC4-19200,

Good price and easily inserted it into my Dell 3050 sff mini tower computer. So far, seems to work well, giving me 16GB of ram.

This is the brand recommended by Dell. This memory 2-pack is working perfectly and was a welcome upgrade for an older PC. The price was just right and delivery time was reasonable.

Did the job. Performance is as advertised. Would buy again if needed.

New, unopened and works exactly as it should. Accomplished the goal of the upgrade I sought to do. I've had no issues with this RAM, it's literally brand new. Seller did, in fact, send me the correct capacity and speed of RAM I ordered. No issues whatsoever and it even got here on time.

Simple enough to install but I'm not sure how well it works. The problem was on my end, I'd forgotten my pc only has 2 slots for RAM. I had 12GB installed already (1 4GB and 1 8GB). Thinking I could squeeze more life out of my rapidly aging pc, I learned it could expand up to 32GB. I bought this set of 2 thinking I'd be up to 28GB. Yeah, no. I could only replace the 4GB stick with one of these from the 2 pack. So, I spent 30 bucks on a 4GB upgrade. I took a star off because this is the second time having Crucial recommend the "wrong" sticks.

I perched this set of DDR4 for my HP Elite-desk 800 G2 to upgrade it from 8 GB'S to 24 GB'S do to most apparitions and online sites using hardware acceleration like just using YouTube in 4K and other resource intensive sites or office 365 portal, Stream, Video editing, photo rendering, music editing, cad drafting software. As far as quality I like Crucial products I had a friend that told me about it I bought different products over time I'm satisfied with the quality of the Ram and ssd's MV.2 drives. Bottom line I would continue to buy more products as needed for any future projects. I would highly recommend Crucial to my friends.

Installed easily and works perfectly in my 2015 Dell XPS 8900 tower. Upgraded from original 8GB to 32GB. Took a while to boot the first time, probably BIOS updating RAM, since then boots & works perfectly. Don't notice any real difference from 8GB to 32GB RAM but not a heavy user, 32GB was overkill for me but didn't cost much more than 16GB so went for it. TL/DR: Working Perfectly! Thanks Crucial!

When I ran into some publication files that were bringing my computer to its knees, I decided to add memory. The Crucial memory scanner recommended a match for my system and sent me to Amazon to make the purchase. I was surprised at the low price for the pair of 8 GB sticks that I got and relieved to be able to successfully install them on my motherboard with some effort.