Crucial 16GB DDR4 RAM Kit (2x8GB), 3200MHz (PC4-25600), Downclockable to 2933/2666MHz Laptop Memory SODIMM 260-Pin, Compatible with 13th Gen Intel Core and AMD Ryzen 7000 - CT2K8G4SFRA32A

Crucial is a good brand, and you can't beat a pair ("kit") of 32 GB RAM SODIMM for a laptop. I am a power user, and I ignored the retailer's limit and went with the ASUS specification to max out the RAM (64 GB) on my new laptop. No more memory problems with my ridiculous multitasking and numerous open browsers and slew of tabs. If you are at all wondering if it's worth the money to upgrade to the most RAM - DO IT!Check the specs - lots of old systems are just consumer junk sold to unsuspecting victims with low maximum RAM specs - yes, there used to be 4 GB and 8 GB boxes that are useless for modern graphic heavy programs and websites. They can't be upgraded. Check the maximum RAM your system can hold - check the brands that might work on your system (not all RAM manufacturers make the right chips for all HW brands). I know which chips are the best - but you don't get to pick the actual chip (say HYNIX or Korea-made SAMSUNG) so you have to go with the SODIMM brand.Crucial is a good brand, and it worked on my ASUS TUF17 gaming laptop. It's stupid, but this is the world we live in - be patient and take your time to research your system and its RAM max specs and then you have to check the RAM compatibility. Fortunately, the manufacturers are good about listing their specs on-line. Your retailer might not be as helpful since they may only recommend a maximum that encompasses what they sell in their store! The big brand outlet where I got my system (on a great discount sale) listed the max RAM at 32 GB for my laptop - but ASUS said it was 64GB - and off to Amazon I went. I knew (researched) that Crucial was compatible with my system (Kingston was not at that chip size) - and the rest is history. As I say - it's stupid that you have to do all this homework, but welcome to the 21st Century. Do the homework. Bite the bullet. Buy the RAM. Enjoy the speed and stability of your system until the AGI decides we hominids are all obsolete and disposes of us and eats our chips.

They said it couldn't be done ! 🙂...HP, Micron, every memory upgrade database....said this single SoDimm slot HP X360 15M-BP1xx laptop with 4gig soldered to the motherboard maxed out at 16 Gig in the plug-in slot and wouldn't take more, for a max total of 20gig of RAM, but my Intel chipset and CPU research said this i5 8250U motherboard with Kaby Lake/Coffee Lake chipset should support 32 gig, possibly up to 64 gig....so I took an educated gamble, updated to latest/last BIOS F.52 and ordered this 32Gig Micron stick for my single SoDimm slot....plugged it in, and it powered right up !, no BIOS memory error beeps....booted right up to Windows 11....then rebooted off USB Flash drive into MemTest86+ and of course this best on the market Crucial 32gig ram passed 100%...now running a total of 36gig ! 🙂☘️🥳

Got the 8GB stick for my Acer Nitro 5. Was able to crack open the computer, stick it in, and I didn’t even have to do any extra configuration to get it working. For just 15 bucks, doubling the ram of my laptop has fixed quite a few problems (overheating being the main one). I can now play Minecraft without it crashing because windows 11 is a memory hog.I’d highly suggest it. My computer runs quite fast now, especially for how low the price is. I would expect the higher ram upgrade options are also good, though I chose the 8GB option since that’s all I really needed.

I've been using this Crucial RAM upgrade in my ASUS ROG Zephyrus G16 (2023) and it has been absolutely fantastic.First off, installation was super easy — just popped off the laptop’s back panel, inserted the module into the open SODIMM slot, and it was instantly recognized without any BIOS adjustments. Totally plug-and-play.Performance-wise, it's been a game-changer. Multitasking is smoother, game load times are faster, and heavy programs like Photoshop and Premiere run without a hitch. The RAM runs cool and stable even during long gaming or work sessions.What really sold me on Crucial is their reputation for reliability. I trust Micron (the parent company) for memory quality, and this RAM lived up to expectations — no random crashes or glitches at all.If you’re looking for a no-hassle, high-performance memory upgrade that’s priced fairly and built to last, I highly recommend this Crucial RAM. Worth every penny