Question 1

It says I have to buy at least two. If I buy 2, will I get four, then?

Accepted Answer

Yes, this is a set of two. If you purchase QTY 2 then you will get four sticks.

Question 2

im trying to upgrade my dell inspiron 3650? and was wondering if ide have any problem with these because what im using at the moment is 2x 4gig ddr3 12800 and i need more ram

Accepted Answer

The crucial website has a scanner tool, will provide recommendations.  You might run the scanner tool, see what crucial says.

Question 3

Will this work on Dell Optiplex 980?

Accepted Answer

The Dell Optiplex 980 comes in three form factors.  All come configured with 2 banks of 2 slots.  Each slot will take 2 or 4GB ram.  Maximum RAM total 16GB.  DDR3L-1600 kits of 2 x  4GB will work.

Question 4

Will this be compatible with a Dell Optiplex 9020 SFF?

Accepted Answer

Go to the Crucial site and check on there.  They will give all compatible types for any dell or many other brands

Question 5

Will this kit work with a Dell Inspiron 3847?

Accepted Answer

Yes, I was able to use in a Dell Inspiron 3847 without issue.

Question 6

upgrading from 12 to 32 gb---I have HPE series  MODLE H8-1287C 
is this what I should order-- 2 of them. ?

doug

Accepted Answer

Assuming you have a total of four DDR3 slots available, ordering two of these 2x8 GB kits would get you a total of 32 GB, yes.

Question 7

Can be use for HP ProLiant ML310e Gen8 v2  server as memory upgrade?

Accepted Answer

While it looks like this RAM would work in your server, this is not ECC registered RAM which is what comes with almost all servers. So if i remember correctly when you put this RAM in the system it will disable the ECC ability on the already installed RAM. Anyone else please correct me if I'm wrong.

Question 8

I'm looking at two versions of Crucial DDR3 memory:  this set of DDR-3L memory, and a similar kit that's designated DDR-3 without the "L."  What's the difference between DDR-3 and DDR-3L memory?  Do I need one or the other?  (I have an Asus M5A97 motherboard.)

Accepted Answer

The key difference between DDR3 and DDR3L memory is the voltage. DDR3 typically operates at 1.5V, while DDR3L operates at a lower voltage of 1.35V, which makes it more power-efficient. Whether you need DDR3 or DDR3L depends on your motherboard's specifications and compatibility. The low voltage DDR3L is often used in systems designed for energy efficiency, such as laptops and certain desktops.

Question 9

can this fit a hp compaq pro 6300 sff ?

Accepted Answer

That looks like the correct RAM for that system.  To be sure I would take the RAM currently in the system and make sure it matches.

Question 10

Will this work on Dell XPS 8700?

Accepted Answer

The Crucial 16GB DDR3L RAM is highly recommended for Dell Optiplex computers and business desktops. While the Dell XPS 8700 is not specifically mentioned, the compatibility with Dell systems in general is suggested.

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