Mushkin Redline 96GB (2x48GB) DDR5 Laptop 4800 CL40 262-pin 1.1V Dual Channel MHz SODIMM RAM Memory Kit MRA5S480FGGD48GX2

Have had this running for a bit in the nbp7 minipc, which only advertises support for 64GB of ram. I do have the v0.13 bios. What can I say, memory works, full 96GB is detected, system is stable, and price is great.

Works just fine on my HP Pavilion Gaming laptop. Cannot enable Intel's XMP settings (HP doesn't provide that in their BIOS on this machine... In 2021? Maybe they will in 2022...), so the memory is stuck at 2667 MHz... Sucks, because it feels like a waste of money to get the higher latency, when my machine doesn't support it. But that is my fault for having not checked into that. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯Regardless of the latency issue, the memory worked perfectly fine and going from 8gb to 16 has definitely provided noticably significant performance gains on my gaming laptop. So I'm definitely happy! I've used them now for almost a month have haven't had or noticed any issues. Ran Memtest86 from the get-go and ran it again last night and everything checks out! I cannot say they'll last awhile though, which is fine with me considering I'm switching to 32gb in a couple of months anyways when I have the spare cash, and building my own PC again when GPU prices are back to normal.Overall, I'd definitely buy from Mushkin again! :D

This is for the Mushkin 64GB (2x32GB) CL16-17-17 Dual-Rank (2R) kit. Used on the Dell XPS 15 9570 laptop, the machine did not post until I unplugged the battery and then reconnected the battery. Dell shows the maximum memory as 32GB total but this works as 64GB is 100% recognized.The memory appears to be okay and uses Spectek chips which has the S logo and a division of Micron that is supposedly where the Micron chips that don't pass specifications will get sold as Spectek with lowered specifications after it meets the lowered specifications and passes the tests. Kingston Fury is the only other one with CL16 but the other numbers are actually bigger than 17. Corsair is CL18 and everyone else is CL19 or more.

I decided to upgrade my laptop when it was running slow. Sadly, the issues I was experiencing was due to lack of processor and graphics performance, and RAM did not really solve this. However, what it did solve was the slack I had in between loading multiple applications, rendering small films, photos, and the ability to have a million google tabs open and a game at the same time. I will say, although 32 GB of RAM is overkill and can help smoothness of gaming, it's not a direct fix for lag. I knew this going into it and still wanted to do it, and was happy with the outcome but if you're facing this issue, this will not fix that. Forewarning.

It works fine, but I was under the impression that this is XMP-compatible. You can overclock if you have the capability, but very few laptops can. I have a MSI Katana and the memory reports as able to run at 1600mhz but you can't just use an XMP profile. Get XMP compatible memory if you want to run at full speed.

Yeah, this kit will work out of the box in latest and greatest notebook monster from Asus - Scar 17 powered by AMD Ryzen 16 core CPU.It's really safe best buy, especially for this amount of money, you really want to feel assured it will work in newest notebook. Wel it does! ANd it does work great!

... when stuff that you put into your computer just works as advertised. I was running DDR4 3200MHz 22CL and this 16CL kit gave me about 10% more memory bandwidth in synthetic scores, 2.5% in CPU benchmarks. Just keep in mind---if you plan on upgrading memory in a laptop, you have to disconnect the laptop's battery while/before doing so (e.g., Dell, took me 20mins of Google to figure that out).Having looked around quite a bit, I have come to the conclusion that 16CL is probably the lowest latency on the mass market for SODIMM / laptop RAM clocked at 3200MHz. Recommended and reasonably priced.

Value for money performance ram.