Patriot 16GB DDR3-1333 Kit

I jut received this via UPS half an hour ago and installed it in my Asus G53SX. So far it found all of it (24GB) and runs great. I replaced the hidden stick and the other existing stick with these two and moved the existing sticks to the empty slots....

Decent priced with the rebate ; 2x 8GB Sticks of DDR3-1333 ; Good brand

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Easy to install...I was worried about the 1.5V rating (Crucial's more-expensive RAM is rated 1.35V) but it doesn't seem to matter (maybe the 1.35V memory is a little more power-efficient?) I haven't had a chance to see whether there's any effect on...

16GB in a 15" "early-2011" MacBook Pro (2.3GHz i7). What's not to like

Rebate processing is a minor hassle

Lot of uncertainty about the Dell XPS 17 (L702X) with 4 memory slots being able to run 4x8GB modules for 32GB. Until I bought to test... I was doubtful .... but now I have proof as my laptop is now fitted with 32GB of memory and it works fine. BIOS...

Relatively cheap compared to other third party offerings ; Way cheaper than Dell's option for 32GB on an XPS 17 (L702X)

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A good upgrade for the price.

Works to take my Dell XPS 702X laptop to 16Gb (needed A12 BIOS) . Relatively cheap and good quality

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Worky

Better if 1.3V

cheap ... well considering its 16GB for a laptop and its only been recent that the price has not been insane ; works perfect in my 2011 macbook pro, no more paging using lightroom / photoshop now :) ; I ran it through tech tools pro memory tests and no...

it would be nice if it was 1600MHZ but I don't think it makes a massive difference anyway

I can't believe how inexpensive this memory is. The price has dropped to 199 in addition there's a $30 rebate.

fit perfectly into my early 2011 macbook pro ; great for running VM's ; price was great

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Much less than other memory for Macbook Pro ; Easy Installation ; Computer is blazing fast when combined with a SSD

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