Timetec 16GB KIT(2x8GB) DDR3L / DDR3 1866MHz PC3L-14900 / PC3-14900 Non-ECC Unbuffered 1.35V / 1.5V CL13 2Rx8 Dual Rank 204 Pin SODIMM Laptop Notebook PC Computer Memory RAM Module Upgrade

So few people selling DDR3L SO-DIMM sticks now, good to see Timetec, though a more generic brand, offering this solution. Works perfectly in my Synology DS620slim. I got tired of waiting for Synology to upgrade their 62Xslim line, so I ended up buying a used used - mint unit amazon warehouse for a big deal. RAM works perfectly, fully compatible with my Synoiogy NAS and boots without issue. DDR3L is pretty dated, would've been better value if slightly cheaper as I paid for identical sticks back in March of this year for nearly half the price by EMMCRAM, but they dont sell em anymore. RAM passes Synology Assistant Memory Test. Memory OEM is made by SK Hynix.

I had a Toshiba C55 B with a Celeron processor that was so slow it was unusable. I basically got it for free, so I thought I would get some parts to make it usable. First, I knew the Celeron processor must go, so I exchanged the motherboard for a used C55Dt with an AMD A8 quad core processor. I also modified the case bottom to create a vent for the fan, as the computer was detecting a cooling issue. That worked great. At this point, I thought I would replace some other components bottle-necking the performance of the laptop. Naturally, I knew that a RAM increase and a Solid State Drive would probably complete my project. Currently with only about $35 invested I didn't want to spend much money. I also knew that Toshiba is fairly proprietary about modifying their Laptops and upgrades. So, I researched about brands and types of upgrades with which Toshiba will be compatible. I did find that Intel processors for that generation, at least, require 1.5 volt RAM and that the AMD processors required only 1.35 volts but would work with up to 1.5 volts. That is something anyone upgrading RAM should probably check. This Ram will not work with the Intel chipset which requires 1.5 volt RAM. When I thought I had the required specifications figured out, I searched for the least expensive RAM that still had some good ratings. I never tried Timetec before, but it came up on amazon as the cheapest (by a lot), but also had several hundred great reviews. I purchased the Timetec RAM and Timetec Solid State Drive (likewise a bargain). It arrive days sooner than I was told to expect. I installed them and Windows 10 that night. These Timetec parts work and play well with Toshiba! That Toshiba Laptop is now more than adequate for my purposes and is fast booting, opening applications, Saving etc. I think this laptop could last me for several years. This is definitely a great computer for a total investment of just over a hundred bucks.

For 20 bucks - this was a great upgrade from the 8GB was running before with synology memory. I know the 4GB stick I got from synology was way more than this. I know there is a bit of debate if the ds918+ can even use 16 over the stated 8GB limit.. But sure seems to be working for me.. Only been running for less than 24 hours so far.. But sure seems to be seen and used. Really updated the amount being used as cache.. Stuff seems snappier and file transfers seem to be a bit quicker.

Pros: - Perfect compatibility with the Alienware Alpha R1 - 16GB = obvious overall performance boost - Easy installation, no BIOS adjustments Cons: - None Upgraded RAM on Alienware Alpha R1. Assembly was quick and painless, taking less than 10 minutes (assuming you've taken your R1 apart before).

I recently upgraded my kid's laptop with the Timetec 16GB KIT (2x8GB) DDR3L / DDR3 1866MHz RAM, and I am absolutely thrilled with the performance boost. This memory kit is a fantastic upgrade option for anyone looking to enhance their laptop's speed and multitasking capabilities. The installation was a breeze. The modules fit perfectly into my laptop’s slots, and the entire process took just a few minutes.

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I bought Timetec 8GB RAM for $32.99 from Timetec International Inc on May 28, 2019. I wanted to add an additional memory module to my Synology DS218+ and researched for a long time to figure out which RAM would be compatible with my hardware. The RAM installed on the DS218+ is a DDR3L 1866 2GB CL13 1.35V module, and I wanted to get the biggest size that would work with my DS218+. Although Synology states that additional 4GB RAM is the maximum you can add to the DS218+, the processor and the motherboard supports up to 8GB RAM modules. A lot of people were buying other brands, but the specs on those other modules that people bought did not match the 2GB RAM module already installed in the DS218+ (for example, the popular Crucial 8GB RAM module was 1600Mhz and not 1866MHz). I decided to get this Timetec 8GB RAM because it was the least expensive 1866MHz CL13 1.35V RAM module. The 8GB RAM is working well in my DS218+ and I recommend this to anybody who is looking to upgrade their DS218+.

Used for overprovisioning Zotac CI-327 NANO which by spec can support only 8 GB as uses N3450. By fact, it runs with 16 GB perfect without any memory or stability issues.

works perfectly when used to upgrade my DS918+. now i can run more services and docker containers.

Terrific pricing on this product cost me half as much to get this delivered to NZ and delivered in 3 days. Local ripoff retailers wanted $135AUD. Works perfectly and at full speed on 5k Imac 27 late 2015.

How i can’t give 5stars? when it’s working properly.

Excelente por el momento… he tenido buenas experiencias con la marca 100% recomendable

Excelentes memorias. Mi iMac las detectó de inmediato. Y desde entonces funciona a la perfección!! Cero problemas de velocidad.