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Crucial - 8GB (2 x 4GB) DDR4-2133 Memory

( 4.8 Average / 21 Ratings )

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Specifications

Manufacturer

Crucial

Part #

CT2K4G4DFS8213

Type

288-pin DIMM

Speed

DDR4-2133

Size

8GB (2 x 4GB)

Price/GB

$8.75

CAS Latency

15

Voltage

1.2V

Heat Spreader

No

ECC

No

Registered

No

Color

Black/Green

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Prices

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Newegg $69.99 +FREE s/h In stock $69.99
OutletPC $78.49 $78.49+
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Amazon $83.23 Free two-day shipping with Amazon Prime In stock $83.23
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Reviews

truesmotpoker 18 points 23 months ago
from completed build Skylake Build for my budget

if you don't have a motherboard meant for overclocking, this is best ram you can get. suberb performance.

MegaNanome 8 points 21 months ago
from completed build The Wonder Box [i3-6100/GTX 950]

Works well.

Polsyr 6 points 21 months ago
from completed build Office Computer

No frills, good value for the money. As a business user, works fine for me.

g0vernor 15 points 21 months ago
from completed build Straight outta Hoth

Great pair of DDR4-2133 memory.

Dabeavis 19 points 18 months ago
from completed build First (Albeit Temporary) PC Build - Fighting Computer Prototype (OUTDATED)

It's decent enough RAM, not so fond of green sticks but I can't really see them anyway. I'll probably buy some Ripjaws X or HyperX sticks to replace them later.

ahura500 3 points 17 months ago
from completed build My new Machine

the most economic is the best for common task.

KreationsK 6 points 14 months ago
from completed build Orange Gaming Budget PC w/ Monitor (My First Build)

When picking out RAM, I was looking at either these or some RIPJAWS that I saw on Newegg. I was planning on getting the RIPJAWS but I saw that these Crucial ones were cheap and really good. When comparing these to the RIPJAWS, I saw that the Crucial RAM had many things that the RIPJAWS didn't have, one thing being DDR4. These RAM sticks may not look as good as the RIPJAWS, but I believe they run better than the RIPJAWS I was looking at. Also when looking at RAM, I saw that Crucial is a company that makes mainly RAM, unlike G. Skill that makes other things as well. That really didn't influence me to buy it more but it was nice to know. I love the RAM and it was very easy to install.

ErrorSuccess 7 points 13 months ago
from completed build The Orange Bucket

Easy to install, no-nonsense ram. Would be nice to have some kind of heat spreader on there, though.

Jseattle 14 points 12 months ago
from completed build Lone Wolf

Low spec DDR4, does well. My board cannot really accept anything higher - but for very serious gamers Skylake can leverage much higher frequency ram. Installed easily, works great. It is standard "Green" ram, however it cannot really be seen in my case ... and adds a splash of color.

paxswill 27 points 11 months ago
from completed build Loki—A Small Personal Gaming PC

It's no-frills RAM. It works, and is cheap.