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Specifications
Manufacturer
Kingston
Part #
HX421C14FBK2/8
Speed
DDR4-2133
Form Factor
288-pin DIMM (DDR4)
Modules
2 x 4GB
Color
Black / White
First Word Latency
13.127 ns
CAS Latency
14
Voltage
1.2 V
ECC / Registered
Non-ECC / Unbuffered
Heat Spreader
Yes
Price History
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from completed build 1080p Shredder
I bought this before I really understood the importance of RAM speed. The RAM works fine and looks nice, but is really kind of slow. 95% of the time it's not an issue, but I'll notice it during long CPU-bound tasks (like loading into BF4 or Escape from Tarkov).
from completed build First Build
It works fine and I have had no problems with it other than it cost way too much for what you get.
from completed build My first Gaming PC self built Dec 2016
its ram i hope this company comes back and hits hard.
from completed build JOKER
Had no problems with this RAM, would recommend to anyone looking for a reliable 8 GB of RAM.
from completed build 2nd PC (Upgrade)
Low profile, black ram with white accents. Boosts to 2400Mhz, and performs great
from completed build [1] Violet Haze
It's RAM and it works. Compared to the prices of today I'm glad I built a computer when I did and although I didn't need it at the time, I wish that I went for 16GB back then so that I had more to work with today.
from completed build "Budget" Ryzen Build
Bought this before the RAM prices went up; $119 at the time of buying this. These memory sticks are alright, although I should've spent more for a 16GB Kit...
from completed build First actual self built computer!
It's ram. It works. Doesn't give me any trouble. Fits with case, fits with build look. 'Nuff said.
from completed build X11 | Black, White and Green Build.
Don't really know how to review RAM :/ I feel if you are going to buy RAM, just get whatever you can afford that is compatible with your system and what you think looks good.
It looks cool and does the job, nothing wrong with it.







