Crucial CT8G4DFS8213 8 GB (DDR4, 2133 MT/s, PC4-17000, Single Rank x8, DIMM 288-Pin) Memory

Got at a good price and are working fine.

The memory is working great! Thanks.

Good ram. Works as well as any other. No adjustment to settings required. You have to buy two sticks of same capacity and speed otherwise it won't work. It's a ddr 4 thing. Has to be installed in pairs. So you can't mix a 4gb stick with an 8gb sit. Has to be 2x4gb or 2x8gb or 2x16gb etc.

We are in an era (late 2017/early 2018) of unprecedented memory prices (well, unprecedented since the last spike in memory prices). So it's always going to be difficult to get value for money. This memory lacks the latest 'innovations' - like flashing rainbow lights and fancy do-nothing heatsinks. In fact, in a market saturated with 'bling' I found myself having to wade through a morass of terminology describing these extras, double-checking to see if a particular term was actually for a feature I needed, or whether it was just another piece of marketing describing a flashing on-board led. Don't get me wrong, I'm a modern man with a Windowed PC case and, as the flashing, gimmicky memory gets cheaper, I don't doubt I'll get a stick. But it isn't a necessity. What is important, however, is having enough memory of a high enough quality to run my new-build PC and tell everyone I know "It starts in under 8 seconds" with a smug look on my face. (It does start in under 8 seconds, by the way) In previous years I use to get very worked up about the technical specs of my memory - soul searching decisions to go with CL5 or CL7, or willing to pay through the nose for a bump in Mhz. For hours and days of research, the improvements were few and far between. From a real world perspective, this 8GB worked smoothly with Win10 by itself (and I've since upgraded to 16GB). Memory speed doesn't appear to be a bottleneck on my system (Ryzen 1700x processor), no random hangs or angry applications slowing my PC to a halt. No memory errors, no temperature problems.... basically no issues at all to report. This memory delivers good performance at a reasonable price. If image is everything for your build, get a single stick of this whiIe waiting for more expensive, flashier memory modules to come down in price. For my part, it performs so well I don't actually think I'll be ditching this stick of ram when other memory comes down in price. It's a highly recommended buy for any PC owner/builder in need of memory.

Worked as it should and at a great price, I now have 16gb and should be good for a couple of years. Easy plug and play!