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General information |
Product name |
G.Skill SODIMM 8GB (Kit 2x 4GB) DDR3 1333 MHz |
Brand |
G.Skill | |
Model |
F3-10666CL9D-8GBSQ | |
Memory format |
Typical use |
Laptop computer |
Memory type |
DDR3 | |
Memory format |
SO-DIMM 204-pin (DDR3) | |
Memory |
Capacity |
8 GB |
Memory Frequency(ies) |
DDR3 1333 MHz | |
Memory standard |
PC3-10600 | |
CKD (Integrated Clock Driver) |
No | |
Memory specification |
Unbuffered | |
Number of modules |
2 | |
Capacity per module |
4 GB | |
LED |
No | |
LED RGB |
No | |
Cooling |
Radiator |
No |
Timings |
CAS Latency |
9 |
RAS to CAS Delay |
9 | |
RAS Precharge Time |
9 | |
RAS Active Time |
24 | |
Voltage |
1.5 Volts | |
Warranties |
Commercial warranty |
Seller 2 years
|
Legal warranty |
See terms & conditions
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Safety Information |
Responsible person |
G.Skill Europe B.V. |
Postal address |
De Donge Unit 10890, Px, Best 5684 17. | |
Electronic Address |
eurotech@gskill.com |
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Product referenced on 8 Oct 2009
I received the product and it works perfectly. Installation was simple and straightforward. My laptop is much more responsive, especially when multitasking. There are no incompatibilities and performance is clearly better than before. Very good value for money, I'm completely satisfied.
Only and exceptionally 4 "stars" this time, because of a non-negligible number of errors on these G.SKILL strips, tested via the memtest86 software, unlike previous purchases from this same brand and also via LDLC, which of course had nothing to do with it.
I don't think it will have any impact (reconditioning an "old" PC for one of my sons (and for him) with Debian 13 desktop Gnome) which will just be used as a possible troubleshooter for another one that I have configured in dual boot with the same Linux).
It's always a pleasure to go through LDLC, a real pro when it comes to distributing IT solutions and components.
I bought these memory sticks to increase the memory of a PC (initially running Windows 7, that is), coupled with a SDD 500 GB, to install Windows 11. I'd already done the operation on another PC (which is still running Windows 10 for the time being).
I was worried about incompatibility, hardware errors, hardware faults, but none of that: it works perfectly (well, as much as possible given the age of the PC).
The only 2 questions I have are:
- what to do with my old memory sticks (no, not there, there's no more room): it's a shame that LDLC doesn't offer a system for recovering old hardware that could still be used, or at the very least be properly recycled rather than sleeping in my cellar;
- why isn't in-store delivery offered on the site? It saves me running to an impersonal launderette when the shop is closer to home.
Go and find out why it's possible to buy a Windows 10 computer with 4GB of RAM.
When it's so much more comfortable with 8...
I was looking for ram strips for my 2013 Asus PC, I found these at a remarkable price and they work very well.
