Komputerbay 8GB (2 X 4GB) DDR3 DIMM (240 pin) 1333Mhz PC3-10600 / PC3-10666 9-9-9-25 1.5v

Title : Komputerbay 8GB (2 X 4GB) DDR3 DIMM (240 pin) 1333Mhz PC3-10600 / PC3-10666 9-9-9-25 1.5v
ASIN : B003OSTDPI
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
• 240 Pin
• Desktop memory Upgrade
• Non ECC, Non parity
• Unbuffered
• 1.5V
• Lifetime Warranty

Features :

• Komputerbay 8GB (2 X 4GB) DDR3 DIMM (240 pin) 1333Mhz PC3 10600 / PC3 10666 9-9-9-25 1.5v 8 GB KIT
• Well Tested. Non-ECC Non parity Unbuffered
• Voltage 1.5V. SUPPORTS DUAL CHANNEL
• Lifetime Warranty
• FOR GAMING / PERFORMANCE MEMORY 9-9-9-25

List Price : £40.00
Price : £40.00

category: DDR3
brand: KOMPUTERBAY
Item Page Detail URL : link
Rating : 4.2
Review : I was sold a pig in a poke!
A couple of months ago I decided to ditch my old computer running a 1.6mhz chip for an all singing and dancing one. I started with a barebones kit with an Asus AM3 motherboard which needed DDR3 memory. After installing the processor and two sticks of this ram (8 meg) and hooked up to my monitor I got no signal. Sent the kit back to the seller who sent it back with a new motherboard but same problem so I sent it back and am in the process of getting my money back from Paypal. Meanwhile I ordered a new barbones kit with a Gigabyte mobo and put everything in that...and what do you know, no signal to the monitor. I then phoned the sellers technical dept. and was asked to take one of the sticks of memory out and start up and if still no signal replace the lone one with the other. Well what do you know, I got a signal with one stick of Komputerbay memory. That was enough for me to get Windows 7 up and running. Like one of the other reviewers here I thought I was unlucky and got one stick in...