Patriot Memory Viper 3 DDR3 RAM 16GB (2X8GB) 1866MHz CL10 1.5v UDIMM Desktop Gaming Memory Kit Compatible with XMP - PV316G186C0K

Just what I needed, I was running mixed memory from quiet some time at 12GBs, I replaced four sticks with just two of these for 16GBs total, so far I have been able to run PC games without constantly crashing during gameplay, I plan to buy another set of these sticks.

Gracias llegó en el tiempo estimado y funcionales, 2 memorias para PC de 8gb cada una, bastante elegantes y compatibles con AMD o intel

After installation I noticed a dramatic improvement from previous memory. The computer boots much faster. The default clock is 1600 and XMP has to be enabled in the BIOS to get 1866. The temp is great it doesn't run hot

Ram works great! I turned my old pc into a server for Satisfactory and needed more ram, worked like a charm!

Funciona sin problemas

I installed this in a friends older pc and it definitely made that thing faster and more responsive, recommended if you're still running DDR3 ram, and if you are you should buy a new computer LOL.

works good

I am sitting at a perfectly good PC and it has been good since I built it in 2014.It had 16 GB of fast ram and up until recently it was never not enough.I have been playing a long time game(since 2004) and some aspects of it required I run a java based client.I just started playing some parts of it very differently.It requires(I require) running 8 of these java clients at the same time and on a normal day in day out thing they all used 4 GB memory, but this new thing I'm doing spiked that up to 1.5 or more GB for each machine.Win10 and my PC got very upset when I used up all the 10 GB it had reserved and asked for ram beyond that. It would hard lock to the point I had to unplug the thing and it left my game sessions in a mess when trying to pick up where things went belly up.So I was reduced to playing half of these machines, meaning a day of this game took twice as long(4 hours).My old ASUS board is very forgiving, and I might have been fine tossing in the no-name(supposedly 2400 speed) Chinese ram you will see advertised here along with the Patriot ram.But you just know almost with a certainty this ram will snap in and boot up. It did, and setting the XMP was a piece of cake and I'd be shocked if I could not bump it up to the next speed level with some minor timing tweaks.The best $50(I bought two kits for 32 GB) I've spent on this old PC in years.