Question 1

I'm confused by the 2x2 thing. Is each stick 4 GB or just 1 and do you get 2 sticks per order or just 1?

Accepted Answer

Lucas, each stick is 2GB and you get 2 sticks (packaged together), thus making it 4GB total.

Question 2

Can you buy two of these kits and quad channel?
I already bought it once and I think 4 GB really isn't cutting it.
And I don't want to waste perfectly well RAM

Accepted Answer

If your motherboard allows it, then, yes. It depends on the motherboard, its manual should tell you. My motherboard 
allows me to run each pair in dual channel, but not all four
in quad channel.

Question 3

What is the difference between the 4GBRL and the 4GBXL ? (R v/s X.....  My GIGABYTE MB recommends the F3-12800CL9D-4GBXL.   I purchased the same except being 4GBRL.   Help, Frank H.

Accepted Answer

The X denotes a new series. It's the newer model designed to work faster with newer CPUs. The performance difference should be negligible.

Question 4

Is this compatible with i5 4440 cpu and Gigabyte GA-H87-HD3?

Accepted Answer

as long as you motherboard supports 1600mhz ram it will work fine

Question 5

Any one use these on a Foxconn g41ap motherboard ?

Accepted Answer

Great mem for my build, i3, Gigabyte board, windows 8 and Cougar Case, perfect and very fast.

Question 6

Would this work with HP XW4600 Workstation?

Accepted Answer

No that system on supports DDR2 memory.

Question 7

Is it good?

Accepted Answer

I bought these Feb 2015, and never had a single issue. Still running strong today.

Question 8

Does this ram use the low density ic chips? I need this to work on asus p5p43td mb's

Accepted Answer

Don't Know, I used it in a Asus 1151 motherboard with an I3 2000 series CPU and is still working.

Question 9

I have 4 mb of these in my computer now.  I'd like to purchase 16MB more so I would have a total of 20MB in my computer.  Can you tell me what to order if I want to do this?

Accepted Answer

do you mean gb or mb. I have 6 gb. of ram in my pc. You said you have 4 mb. is it mb or gb. You first of all would be needing a mb that could support it. and 2nd of all what the heck do you need 20 mb of ram for if you just get a faster processor you wont need 20 mb of ram. they work together. i use 6 gb and i can run almost any game on ultra settings. 8 would be phenominal memory speed. but 20 i dont know. you better work on getting a faster cpu before evan thinking about all that. and a new mother board.

Question 10

Timing listed 9-9-9-24 but my system is showing 11-11-11-28. Anyone else able to confirm the correct timing?

Accepted Answer

You will need to load XMP profile in your BIOS if you have an Intel motherboard or DOCP profile for AMD boards. Verify in the manual where the settings are in the BIOS. If your system does not have these option you will need to add them manually in the BIOS.

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