TEAMGROUP Elite DDR4 32GB Kit (2 x 16GB) 3200MHz PC4-25600 CL22 (2933MHz or 2666MHz) Unbuffered Non-ECC 1.2V SODIMM 260-Pin Laptop Notebook PC Computer Memory Module Ram Upgrade - TED432G3200C22DC-S01

The TEAMGROUP Elite DDR4 32GB (2x16GB) 3200MHz kit works perfectly right out of the box. Easy to install, stable, and fast enough for gaming, multitasking, and everyday productivity. Excellent value for 32GB of reliable memory. Highly recommended!

I recently purchased a new computer, as my former computer (a HP business laptop) had turned 15 years old. I decided that I didn't need a laptop any more, so I decided to go with a desktop. At the time of purchase, I was able to buy a computer with a discount through the PCs for People program, so I only paid $20 for the entire setup. I ended up with a Dell micro-SFF computer, which is a little smaller than a contemporary Blu-ray player! The only downside was it came with only 8GB of memory. I waited until I could afford more memory and searched to see what would be the best price/performance combination. I liked the stats on the TEAMGROUP Elite DDR4 32GB Kit, which consisted of two 16GB DDR4 memory sticks, so I ordered it. Installation was a snap--it took unscrewing a single screw and removing the fan/cover that was over the memory stick socket location. Popping them in was as simple as removing the single 8GB stick the computer came with. The performance improvement was immediately obvious. The computer ran much faster and tasks completed more quickly than before. My computer wasn't as fast as it could be, but it was faster. (That's because the computer was shipped with the wrong power supply. That will be a separate review.) Pros: Easy to install. Quality build. Cons: None that I have found as of yet. TEAMGROUP may not be a big name in the world of computer memory but I have found it to be a company where you can find quality computer components for a reasonable price. I wouldn't hesitate to buy for them again. Give them a try.

I doubled the amount of memory in my computer. The speed is excellent, and the notebook recognized the memory right away. Very good quality memory sticks. I got the 2 16gb sticks and it has made my laptop awesome. I would highly recommend buying the ram for p rice you can not beat it. It has made my laptops last over 4 years now.

I got a Lenovo Legion 5 Pro with a Ryzen 7 5800H and as much as I love the Laptop, I was shocked and saddened to find it came with a single 32GB RAM stick. If you know Ryzen, you know they don’t do well with single channel memory. While my FPS was solid in AAA titles, my 1% lows were terrible and caused occasional stuttering and just overall uneven gameplay. I bought this kit as an upgrade and the difference was very obvious. The install was as easy as you would expect, memory detected without issue at the full rated speed with the advertised timings so no complaints. The Laptops performance in gaming is MUCH improved by going to dual channel, and the price was very fair. For an Intel laptop, I would probably go with a kit featuring more aggressive timings and clock it up with XMP, but for an AMD based system, this is a great option. I have no complaints.

First and foremost, this is a memory kit from a brand that has proven reliable over time, in my experience. If your computer - typically a laptop, mini PC or all-in-one - takes DDR4 SODIMM memory modules, these should work. As a rule, memory upgrades are most reliable if you install matched sets (assuming you're installing more than one module), but most motherboards allow a lot of latitude for mixing and matching. My unusual title is primarily for people looking to upgrade a Lenovo ThinkPad T14 Gen 3 laptop. The Lenovo ThinkPad T14 Gen 3, like many Lenovo laptops built in the last 5 years or so, comes with memory soldered directly into the motherboard and only has one expansion slot for adding more. I foolishly neglected to look that up before ordering this kit, so you can benefit from my negligence. I'm always nervous about upgrading the memory in laptops like this, because some motherboards will work with pretty much any additional memory that fits on the slot while others require the additional memory to closely match the specs of the soldered-in memory, which can often be hard to find. I'm pleased to report that the module I installed from this kit worked perfectly after I gave the laptop a few minutes for its UEFI firmware to re-train itself for the additional memory. (That is completely normal, and the more memory that is installed, the longer the re-training takes.) My mistake wasn't so egregious, as my goal was to upgrade this laptop to 32GB, and it came with 16GB soldered into the motherboard. My only penalty is that I'm stuck with a single spare 16GB DDR4-3200 memory module. I could have returned the kit for a refund and bought just a 16GB module, but I'm an IT consultant upgrading a laptop for a client and, as is often the case, was under pressure of time, so I chose to install just one module from the kit so I could deliver the laptop on time. In my case, having a spare 16GB memory module on hand isn't such a terrible problem to have, as another laptop in need of a memory upgrade is sure to land on my table at some point. TeamGroup does offer this memory in single 16GB modules.

It's exactly what it says it is, it's good quality "normal laptop DDR4 3200". GREAT that you can get it that fast, overnight. Made about a 600 point improvement in a new mini pc on passmark which was expected. It just worked. Ease of upgrade? Pop them into the slots securely. 5 minute job. Functionality? Just worked. The pcb on these and chips were identical and I mean identical to the one that came with the Kamrui E3B to the point of probably I could have gotten away with one instead of the matched pair. But this is how you do it correctly for twenty bux more.

PROS: Price was competitive CONS: SINGLE CHANNEL FIXED TO DUAL UPDATE: I cleared my review even though my opinion of Team Group has not changed. Memory showed single channel, while my old memory showed double. My TC has no support (discontinued). After installing Ubuntu, OS detected a BIOS upgrade and installed it. 1st reboot took time and that made me curious. Memory showed as DUAL Even if your other memory shows dual and this shows single, don't assume you been tricked. VERIFY Bios is current. In my situation, the last knows bios was current. I applaud UBUNTU for correcting it. Funny thing is, only UBUNTU shows that BIOS version when you Google. Do I recommend: YES, Price was reasonable and it was Dual memory.

I recently bought a newer Win 11 laptop (Dell Inspiron i7 7786), which only came with 8gb RAM. My previous Dell laptop I had 16Gb in, so this would not do. FAST forward (pun intended).... at 4X what it had before, this thing goes from completely shut down, to fully booted & usable in 20-30 seconds! Now that is FAST! Highly recommended upgrade if you only have 16Gb or less RAM... Paired with a solid state drive, you will not regret it. Fastest laptop I have ever touched by far :-)

Bought it for my Hp victus laptop. Works great on it and love it. Can play cod warzone in the background and use facebook at the same time with no lag.

El producto venía en buenas condiciones, bien envuelto, y se cumple con lo comprado, utilizando CPUID comprobé que ambos módulos son de la velocidad, latencia y capacidad por la cual se compraron.

No problem with them.

Not that looks are important to me but they look good and perform well. Slot into a Lenovo m70q (Gen 3) tiny with total compatibility. Value for money.

Installed in a Dell G15 Ryzen edition to upgrade from the stock 2X8GB X16 Single Rank sticks. The ones that I received were 2X16Gb X8 sticks which are also Single Rank. These were recognized and run under the proper speed instantly by the laptop, though looking at photos I believe some batches of these kits are also sold as Dual Rank. My specific Laptop does not support XMP so that a set of RAM that runs natively at 3200 is what I needed. Got a notable gain in FPS and smoothness in practically all games and tasks so far with no errors, I am very pleased. If you do not know what single/dual rank are or X8/X16 means don't worry, I only include that for those it is important who are looking for every bit of performance they can gain, it does not have anything to do with device compatibility. X8 typically runs a bit better than x16, and Dual Rank can sometimes perform better as well over Single Rank depending on the machine. These however are performing great for the price.