Frequently Bought Together
What Other Items Do Customers Buy After Viewing This Item?
Technical Details
- This Memory will not work in Apple Mac computers - only in PC (Sony/Dell/HP/Compaq/ASUS/Lenovo/IBM/MSI/etc.) with Intel or AMD Processors. If you need Mac Memory - please refer to ASIN: B009GYW1B2
- Well Tested. Non-ECC Non parity Unbuffered
- Voltage 1.5V. Gold Leads. Supports Dual Channel
We test every module before it leaves the building, and back all of our purchases up with a LIFETIME WARRANTY!
- PC3-10600 / PC3-10666 (1333MHz)
- DDR3
- Laptop memory upgrade
- Non-ECC
- Non-Parity
- Unbuffered
- Density: 16GB (2x 8GB SO-DIMM)
- Timing: 9-9-9-24 (1333 MHz)
- Speed: 1333MHz CL9
- Pin Out: 204 Pin
- Voltage: 1.5V
- Lifetime Warranty
- Compatible with PC laptops that accept 8GB per memory slot
Product Details
Would you like to update product info or give feedback on images? |
Product Description
While at first glance, it may be in your best interest to shop around. Know that when you purchase RAM from Komputerbay, you're getting Grade-A brand name computer memory. Cheap computer memory, while possibly being compatible, can cause system crashes, error codes in your computer, and even damage to your motherboard! Other sellers may offer you similar looking products for a few cents or a dollar less, but here's the scoop on why: they sell cheap-grade memory and they don't test the modules before shipping! This ends up costing you time and money. Trust when you buy from Komputerbay, you are getting top of the line product from a top of the line company.
We test every module before it leaves the building, and back all of our purchases up with a LIFETIME WARRANTY!
- PC3-10600 / PC3-10666 (1333MHz)
- DDR3
- 204 Pin
- Laptop memory upgrade
- Non-ECC
- Non-Parity
- Unbuffered
- 1.5V
- Lifetime Warranty
Komputerbay's strategy is simple - we have eliminated all the distributors/brokers/agent/etc so as to bring the goods directly from the manufacturer to the end user. By doing so - ours costs go down which in turn brings the selling price down. As far as the warranty is concerned- it's even simpler - the warranty is being provided by the manufacturer who in this situation also happens to be the seller. No more looking for manufacturer's contact information anymore!
Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
35 of 38 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
I am very incredibly pleased and happy to report that this Komputerbay 16GB (2x8) PC3-10600 10666 1333MHZ SODIMM 204-Pin memory works in my Early 2011 15-inch MacBook Pro! Have had it running all day, no problems, memory has tested as fine, no heat or other problems. Very glad I purchased this, and much cheaper than all other 16GB options. I don't know how Komputerbay does it, but very pleased that they are offering quality at an affordable price! Thanks for a great product and super deal!Komputerbay 16GB (2x 8GB) PC3-10600 10666 1333MHz SODIMM 204-Pin Laptop Memory 9-9-9-25 A steal at $152 no taxes and free shipping!
24 of 25 people found the following review helpful
By Morgan Davis
Amazon Verified Purchase
I was a little surprised at the price of this 16GB (8GB x 2) upgrade kit, but the other reviews made it seem worth the try. Received the RAM, popped it into my early 2011 17" MBP (i7 Quad) and everything worked perfectly. I've worked over my machine for a few days now. Been running VMware Fusion with 2 VMs (1 x Win7 w/8GB & 1 x Ubuntu w/4GB) while running numerous apps in OSX. Video encoding, compiling...nothing has had a single issue so far. Would definitely say this is the best deal I've seen for 16GB that works in Apple.
40 of 46 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
I've been in the Computer software, hardware, and service field for 15 years. I've worked on and repaired computers since I was 14, so I know quite a bit. This includes how to properly test new hardware. One of the first things you do with memory if you care about your data (and don't have a board that supports ECC memory) is to test the memory using a tool like memtest86 (google it) for at least 24 hours of continuous checking. Do not be fooled by some of the people that post on here saying it works, and that they have no problems. I'd bet dollars to donuts they plugged the stick in and booted their computer. Read on:
I received the memory yesterday, so as soon as I got home, I put it in my Dell Vostro 3750 work machine, and booted it up. BIOS shows 16GB. Great. Windows Boots? Awesome! memory looks great right? not so fast. I Restarted computer with Memtest86-4.0a cd in, and began the standard full range test. I left the machine going, and before I went to bed, it still showed 0 errors after 4 hours of testing. 20 more to go though. When I checked on it again this morning, it had ran for 13 hours, and there were now 8 errors. The errors weren't huge, (say FFFF vs FFEF) for a value, but errors are errors. For those of you that aren't tech savvy, or don't know what this means, or why you should care, here's an explanation:
Just because your computer boots with memory in it and looks like it's working ok, doesn't mean your data will be ok. Think of it the game telephone. you tell someone something. Lets say you tell that person your favorite color is red. Then they tell someone that same thing. This goes on say, for 20 people in a row, until finally the 19th person comes back and tells you what the person before him said, except when you hear it back, they say "your favorite color is green". Clearly this is not correct, as your favorite color is red. Did your message get totally messed up? nope, only one small part of it changed along the way, but it was enough to make that information incorrect. Memory works the same way. another example is this. Lets say you open your resume up in Microsoft word. When you open it, your computer opens it into memory. If you have bad memory, or memory that has errors in it, and your resume gets loaded into the part of memory that is bad, you may not notice anything. But when you edit that document, and save it, when your computer meant to write a "1" or a "0" somewhere, your bad memory may change that "1" to a "0" or "0" to a "1". It could happen to just one byte, maybe 10 bytes...hell if your memory has enough errors, it could do it to half your document. Suddenly when you try to open it again, you can't, because so much of it has been corrupted that it is no longer readable by your computer.
If you EVER buy memory, no matter what brand, do yourself a HUGE favor, and run memtest86 on it for at LEAST 24 hours to verify you have good..reliable memory. You'll be glad you did.
I received the memory yesterday, so as soon as I got home, I put it in my Dell Vostro 3750 work machine, and booted it up. BIOS shows 16GB. Great. Windows Boots? Awesome! memory looks great right? not so fast. I Restarted computer with Memtest86-4.0a cd in, and began the standard full range test. I left the machine going, and before I went to bed, it still showed 0 errors after 4 hours of testing. 20 more to go though. When I checked on it again this morning, it had ran for 13 hours, and there were now 8 errors. The errors weren't huge, (say FFFF vs FFEF) for a value, but errors are errors. For those of you that aren't tech savvy, or don't know what this means, or why you should care, here's an explanation:
Just because your computer boots with memory in it and looks like it's working ok, doesn't mean your data will be ok. Think of it the game telephone. you tell someone something. Lets say you tell that person your favorite color is red. Then they tell someone that same thing. This goes on say, for 20 people in a row, until finally the 19th person comes back and tells you what the person before him said, except when you hear it back, they say "your favorite color is green". Clearly this is not correct, as your favorite color is red. Did your message get totally messed up? nope, only one small part of it changed along the way, but it was enough to make that information incorrect. Memory works the same way. another example is this. Lets say you open your resume up in Microsoft word. When you open it, your computer opens it into memory. If you have bad memory, or memory that has errors in it, and your resume gets loaded into the part of memory that is bad, you may not notice anything. But when you edit that document, and save it, when your computer meant to write a "1" or a "0" somewhere, your bad memory may change that "1" to a "0" or "0" to a "1". It could happen to just one byte, maybe 10 bytes...hell if your memory has enough errors, it could do it to half your document. Suddenly when you try to open it again, you can't, because so much of it has been corrupted that it is no longer readable by your computer.
If you EVER buy memory, no matter what brand, do yourself a HUGE favor, and run memtest86 on it for at LEAST 24 hours to verify you have good..reliable memory. You'll be glad you did.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
2.0 out of 5 stars
Spend the extra money on some better RAM. It's worth it.
I had one of them fail on me which let to corrupt data on my drive (MacBook Pro Late 2011). I didn't have a time machine back up at the time and lost everything. Read more
Published 1 day ago by K. T.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent All Around
The product worked great in my computer. I was easily able to upgrade the memory in my laptop. The price was great and was much cheaper than I had found on any other website. Read more
Published 2 days ago by Andrew J. Delles
5.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent FAST memory at a low price
This memory is rated at a higher speed and sells for a lower price than their competitor's slower memory. Read more
Published 4 days ago by Michael Drips
2.0 out of 5 stars
Don't work with all laptops.
I tried to use them in a asus and they worked erratically. Constantly crashed under any kind of a memory load. I used them successfully in a Lenovo. Read more
Published 7 days ago by Robert Haven
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great Product
I bought these for an HP laptop that came with 4GB of memory. They fit without forcing them and the laptop immediately recognized them. Read more
Published 7 days ago by Linda A Coad
5.0 out of 5 stars
Works fine
I'm using this on a 2011 iMac mixed with other memory ( 22GB total ), despite the description claiming that it's not meant for MAC's. Read more
Published 11 days ago by maximus
1.0 out of 5 stars
Faulty
Great price, but when you consider unpacking, installing, discovering error, removing, repacking, shipping back to Amazon, really not worth the savings. Read more
Published 22 days ago by Endymion Nomad
5.0 out of 5 stars
Wonderful Seller!
Used this ram for about a couple of months and one day it decides to go bad. I lost all my info on my computer but thats because i couldnt transfer anything off my HDD. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Casey Mattson
1.0 out of 5 stars
RAM Was DoA
This RAM was dead on arrival, two of my friends had similar experiences. I guess I got what I paid for. Amazon was great and took it back with no issues. Read more
Published 1 month ago by TheGreatCO
1.0 out of 5 stars
it's bad
i can't use it in thinkpad x220t , alienware m11x r2 , thinkpad t410, thinkpad t400. i don't know how to use it...
Published 1 month ago by eijjxx
Important Information
Legal Disclaimer
Lifetime is defined as the lifetime of the product on the market. Outdated technology is not covered by lifetime warranty if the item is no longer available on the common market as a new product. Komputerbay is trademarked by Komputerbay LTD. All products branded as Komputerbay are to be sold solely by Komputerbay. Komputerbay does not authorize the use of its trademarked products to third party sellers.
Seller Warranty Description
Lifetime is defined as the lifetime of the product on the market. Outdated technology is not covered by lifetime warranty if the item is no longer available on the common market as a new product. Komputerbay is trademarked by Komputerbay LTD. All products branded as Komputerbay are to be sold solely by Komputerbay. Komputerbay does not authorize the use of its trademarked products to third party sellers.
Lifetime is defined as the lifetime of the product on the market. Outdated technology is not covered by lifetime warranty if the item is no longer available on the common market as a new product. Komputerbay is trademarked by Komputerbay LTD. All products branded as Komputerbay are to be sold solely by Komputerbay. Komputerbay does not authorize the use of its trademarked products to third party sellers.
Seller Warranty Description
Lifetime is defined as the lifetime of the product on the market. Outdated technology is not covered by lifetime warranty if the item is no longer available on the common market as a new product. Komputerbay is trademarked by Komputerbay LTD. All products branded as Komputerbay are to be sold solely by Komputerbay. Komputerbay does not authorize the use of its trademarked products to third party sellers.
