Upgrade the memory in your compatible system using the 16GB DDR4 2400 MHz UDIMM Memory Kit from Crucial. This memory kit features a total capacity of 16GB, which is made up of two 8GB modules, as well as a clock speed of 2400 MHz (PC4-19200), a 288-pin DIMM form factor, operates using 1.2V, has a CAS latency of 17, is unbuffered, and does not use ECC technology. Adding more memory to your system will help boost its capabilities, including improving system performance and application responsiveness. Start-up times will be improved with fewer delays during routine operations, and more programs will be able to run simultaneously with easier switching between them. This memory module is protected by a limited lifetime warranty.

16GB (2 x 8GB) Capacity    2400 MHz Clock Speed    PC4-19200    288-Pin UDIMM    1.2V    CL=17    Unbuffered, Non-ECC    Single Ranked    x8 Based    1024 Meg x 64

Load applications faster and run demanding programs without lag. Crucial DDR4 UDIMM 2400 MT/s modules are more than 30% faster than DDR3 modules.

Operating at just 1.2V compared to 1.5V for standard DDR3 memory, the DDR4 consumes 20% less voltage than standard DDR3 technology. The module also contains other efficiency features, for an overall power reduction of up to 40%.

The DDR4 UDIMM increases memory bandwidth by over 30%, allowing your system to handle more data at once. The DDR4 is optimized for next-gen platforms, allowing you to maximize bandwidth.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I use Crucial CT8G4SFS824A to up grade ASUS FX53VDCto become 16 GB Rams ?

A: Yes. If your FX53VD does indeed support DDR4 (the i7-7700HQ also supported DDR3L and DDR3) then this would be the ideal module configuration. Verify that the existing primary module matches. If you have DDR4 but the existing module does not match, and you want to buy a matched set, consider that the processor is capable of handling up to 32GB of PC4-19200 (2400MHz). From everything I've read, you may want to go this route, but you're going to be spending about $150 to get 32GB. And forget about Ballistix unless you manage to get your hands on the old Sport LT like I'm trying to get, or you have XMP and want to get into overclocking and spend even more money on the current line of Ballistix SODIMM. The best thing to do is to check in Task Manager under Memory the module that is currently inside. Even before you open the case.

Q: 2. does it fit in dell e7440?

A: No It will not fit Dell E7440 it will not work with DDR4 2400 MHz SO-DIMM Memory Speed. You need DDR3L at 1600MHz speed to make it work.

Q: 3. Is this product work on iMac (Retina 5K, 27-inch, Late 2015) ???

A: No, unfortunately the iMac (Retina 5K, 27-inch, Late 2015) would require 1867MHz DDR3 memory; four SO-DIMM slots, user accessible, Configurable to 16GB or 32GB.

Q: 4. can this memory kit be used to upgrade a Dell XPS 15 (9550) from it's base configuration of 16Gb?

A: Yes... there is no problem with the installation of operation of these compnents

Q: 5. So then when will this memory be tested to work with the new 2017 iMacs?

A: Our web team has verified that this memory is compatible with the 2017 iMacs.

Q: 6. Does it work in Inspiron 13 (5378)?

A: Yes, this would be compatible.

Q: 7. Will this RAM work in a Lenovo ThinkPad T470 laptop?

A: Yes, the Crucial 16GB DDR4 2400 MHz SO-DIMM Memory Kit (2 x 8GB) B&H # CR2K8G4S824X is compatible with a Lenovo T470.

Q: 8. can this memory kit be used to upgrade a HP Notebook 17-x115dx? It currently has 2-4GB 1Rx16PC4-2400T-SCO-11. I don't know what the max memory for this model is.

A: HP forums mention 16GB max for this model. Google Speccy-Portable, download, unzip, and run it (no need to install it). Speccy system info app will help you find out details about existing memory sticks and number of memory slots available.

Q: 9. Will this work with the new 2019 27" iMacs?

A: Yes, this would be compatible.

Q: 10. Will this memory work in an HP notebook model 17-by0068cl?

A: Yes, this chip is compatible with that model.