A-Tech 16GB (2x8GB) DDR3/DDR3L 1600MHz PC3L-12800 (PC3-12800) CL11 DIMM 2Rx8 1.35V 240-Pin Non-ECC UDIMM Desktop RAM Memory Modules

The A-Tech 16GB (2x8GB) DDR3/DDR3L 1600MHz PC3L-12800 (PC3-12800) is an excellent upgrade for my old Dell Inspiron 3847 i3 Desktop, which I upgraded to Chrome OS Flex. It now works flawlessly after installation.

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A-Tech let me know which memory i needed for my computer. The memory was easy to install and works great as my computer runs much faster now. A+.

Does exactly what I needed it to, and at a reasonable price! It was so difficult to track down DDR3 in stores, and I didn't want to go online, but I was glad I did in the end. Came in great, protective packaging, and works as advertised!

Didn’t fit my computer but will Wk on another one

I recently upgraded my desktop with the A-Tech 16GB (2x8GB) DDR3/DDR3L RAM, and I couldn't be happier with the results! Installation was a breeze, and the modules fit perfectly in my system.The 1600MHz speed is impressive, and I immediately noticed improved performance during multitasking and gaming. Whether I’m running multiple applications or playing graphics-intensive games, this RAM handles everything smoothly.I appreciate the affordability of this RAM compared to other brands without sacrificing quality. The fact that it's non-ECC and operates at a low voltage of 1.35V makes it energy efficient, too.Overall, I highly recommend the A-Tech RAM for anyone looking to enhance their desktop’s performance without breaking the bank. It’s a solid investment!

Fast delivery. Easy install, works super would buy again

I have an old Frankenstein Dell Optiplex 7010 Desktop that I bought refurbished on the cheap a few years ago so I could use the guts to replace the old motherboard in the XP Windows Media Center PC that I had hooked up to my big flat screen in my living room. A couple of weeks ago the 2 terabyte mechanical hard drive that I put in it bit the dust. I tried just about everything and finally ended up putting windows on a different partition and it worked okay. Then, I was on Amazon and noticed an SK Hynix 1tb solid-state SATA drive on sale for under eighty bucks so I decided to go ahead and just replace the hard drive and upgrade. Needless to say the Improvement in speed was so dramatic that it got me excited about my old computer again which made me decide to get rid of the four 2 GB sticks of RAM and upgrade to the maximum 32GB of DDR3. I initially was going to buy 2 sets of Crucial at almost 100 bucks per set and then discovered the Axiom and after a bit of checking, decided to order it. I have to admit that I am quite pleased with the quality and performance and would highly recommend it to anyone! Interesting side note: The four 2GB sticks of RAM that I removed that came with it are Axiom. They worked fine but when it comes to memory, more is always better!