Crucial 32GB Kit (16GBx2), 260-pin SODIMM, DDR4 PC4-19200,

Easy to install. No problems or complications. Highly recommend.

Works perfect after 2 Years

perfect ram for my computer. east to install, perfect fit, and speedy results. Like a new computer now !

GREAT PRICE for Crucial RAM 32GB Kit (2x16GB) DDR4 3200 MHz CL22 Laptop Memory CT2K16G4SFRA32A. I used this after checking Crucial Web Site/Store. Went from 8GB to 32 for $105 - What a deal and huge improvement to my wife's HP Notebook-17by1023cl. They have a scan they do on your computer and it tell you ALL the Ram & Hard Drives that they sell that will work in your computer. DO NOT BELIEVE HP. They will tell you it is only upgradable to 16GB which is what they said about mine & wife's computers. Now they are both at 32GB and Mine used Crucial RAM 32GB Kit (2x16GB) DDR4 2400 MHz CL17 Laptop Memory CT2K16G4SFD824A and now has a new 500GB Solid State Drive. AND they GIVE you the software for FREE to 100% Clone your old drive and replace it with the new drive and NOTHING LOOKS or is DIFFERENT but a lot FASTER. I did the scans then purchased on Amazon. It is easier to return stuff if there is a problem. (BUT I HAVE NEVER HAD A PROBLEM) Crucial is FIVE STAR ALL THE WAY. I even upgraded my server RAM that the factory said could NOT be upgraded. GREAT CHRISTMAS GIFT IDEA.

Came undamaged in the mail after fast shipping.no heatsink but that's fine.Installed right into the laptop slots.Performance seems to be fine, held up for over a month so far.

The hardest part of upgrading the laptop is getting the cover off. Once it’s off, the install takes just a couple minutes. My 6 year old, Windows 10, 12GB HP now has 32GB and runs like a champ. I always say the easiest way to improve performance is more memory. The chips are great.

Aside from the latency score (which is a bit of a farce) this RAM performs quite well. My system is an HP EliteBook 745 spec'd as follows: Ryzen 7 pro 2700U, 1TB EVO 970, and two sticks of the Crucial RAM.PerformanceTest scores:memory mark: 1597 (48th percentile)DB ops: 75 (63rd percentile)read uncached: 12974 (71st percentile)memory threaded: 29394 (91st percentile)read cached: 24909 (69th percentile)write: 7998 (62nd percentile)latency: 101 (2nd percentile)These scores are quite good for a laptop that is not overclocked. I can have 5 VMs running on Hyper-V, and the system is very happy and stable.Would I buy this again? YES!

Buying RAM is less complicated than it may seem for most people. Very few people will enable the XMP profile in their BIOS such that they can use the slightly faster speed this RAM allows. However, at the time I purchased it, the 2400 and the 2133 were the same price so I bought the faster one even though I plan to run it at stock speeds.I bought this for a laptop that was going to be running several VMs. They were detected the first time and it has been running stable for the past two months. Nothing more to say other than this RAM works. If you are wondering about compatibility, I would use the tool on the Crucial website. It's great because it will tell you if you need DDR3 or DDR4 as well as the max RAM you system supports. You could do the same thing yourself if you know your processor and motherboard chipset, but why not make life easy and use the tool?Unlike most other computer parts, RAM with the same specs from any reputable brand is basically the same. So just get what is cheapest. RAM prices seem to fluctuate like crazy, I got this for $250 in September 2017, but today (just two months later) it is $315… That seems like too much to ask. I haven’t docked stars for the price since it seems that all RAM has risen in price but I would search Amazon for “32GB DDR4 SODIMM” and get the cheapest thing that was from Crucial, Kingston, Corsair, G.Skill, or HyperX. Avoid Mushkin and you’ll be fine!