Seems a decent price for 2x 8gb laptop ram modules
Useful upgrade on most DDR3 laptops
and
Mac Compatible too
Crucial 16 GB kit (2 x 8 GB) DDR3 1600 MHz Sodimm
Cache latency 11
Crucial 1.3/1.5 V
All comments (45)
justonemorepie
14 Jun 16#1
good price. i paid a tenner more last week.
varminty
14 Jun 161#2
Great price
danielson1978
14 Jun 162#3
I'm trying to tell myslef... "don't need, don't need, don't need, don't buy...." Heat added - great price
Scotty Boy
14 Jun 161#4
Good find OP - it has gone up in price by a pound but still a hell of a good price to purchase at, especially if your needing a cheap RAM upgrade for your laptop or a compatible nettop/desktop system.
EDIT - Just realised I'm looking at a different Crucial RAM Upgrade kit on Amazon - to hungover to notice!!! :laughing:
nathan18k
14 Jun 16#5
Will this be fast enough to be used with CAD programs with quad core i7 laptop?
I understand there isn't much real time difference between more expensive RAM modules.
I will be using Solidworks, Inventor etc
Thanks in advance.
fishmaster to nathan18k
14 Jun 16#6
I've never seen this question come up with regard to the workload you require. Maybe it's an issue on high end multicore Xeon systems, I can't see it being of any significant issue at all for your workload.
A laptop would not be considered as anywhere near high end and generally people use workstation towers such as HP Z series whereby they can run dual 8 core Xeons and higher. So I'd have to say no don't even consider this an issue for your workload.
thekhan786
14 Jun 16#7
Does anyone know if this will work in a dell 15r 7520 laptop. Thanks
spurs142
14 Jun 161#8
Works perfectly with a late 2012 macbook pro. Perfect way to give it a new lease of life along with an SSD. I paid £50 for this so heat added
konline
14 Jun 16#9
Does anyone know if this works for other laptops like Lenovo or Dell? Thanks.
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Opening post
Useful upgrade on most DDR3 laptops
and
Mac Compatible too
Crucial 16 GB kit (2 x 8 GB) DDR3 1600 MHz Sodimm
Cache latency 11
Crucial 1.3/1.5 V
All comments (45)
EDIT - Just realised I'm looking at a different Crucial RAM Upgrade kit on Amazon - to hungover to notice!!! :laughing:
I understand there isn't much real time difference between more expensive RAM modules.
I will be using Solidworks, Inventor etc
Thanks in advance.
A laptop would not be considered as anywhere near high end and generally people use workstation towers such as HP Z series whereby they can run dual 8 core Xeons and higher. So I'd have to say no don't even consider this an issue for your workload.