Pros: Works at advertised speeds and capacity.
Cons: None that I know of.
Overall Review: My Dell G5 15 SE 5505 with Ryzen 7 4800H and RX 5600m came with only 8GB of memory. This memory kit allowed me to upgrade to 32GB at 3200Mhz with CL22 timing. A lot of other brands do not operate at advertised speeds in laptops. This is my first time buying Team Elite brand and so far I am satisfied.
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Anyone have a measure on the actual real-world performance difference between CAS22 and CAS16 for a laptop that supports it? My laptop has 8GB of 22, but states it supports XMP, so I should be able to handle the faster timings. No clue if RAM speed is much of a bottleneck nowadays or not, though.
Anyone have a measure on the actual real-world performance difference between CAS22 and CAS16 for a laptop that supports it? My laptop has 8GB of 22, but states it supports XMP, so I should be able to handle the faster timings. No clue if RAM speed is much of a bottleneck nowadays or not, though.
8GB on windows can be quite limiting these days. Especially if you leave browser tabs open.
That being said 32 GB is overkill for most people. You need to be doing some pretty serious computing to get above 16GB. That's the sweet spot these days.
I have a desktop mini running a bunch of VMs and containers….basically all my home services. Upgrading from 16 to 32 would allow me to fill out the lab even more.
8GB on windows can be quite limiting these days. Especially if you leave browser tabs open.
That being said 32 GB is overkill for most people. You need to be doing some pretty serious computing to get above 16GB. That's the sweet spot these days.
I have a desktop mini running a bunch of VMs and containers….basically all my home services. Upgrading from 16 to 32 would allow me to fill out the lab even more.
Part of me is just feeling upgrade once and done; it's a relatively new system I was ok with 8 since I felt I got a decent price on it. Could do another 8 today in the other slot, but it makes me wonder if I'm going to wind up getting a 16 stick at some point in the future since I tend to keep my tech for a pretty long time.
I do a decent amount of solid modeling, and that can be a real RAM hog if it wants to be a butt or I'm fighting the software to make designs it's not really built for.
Part of me is just feeling upgrade once and done; it's a relatively new system I was ok with 8 since I felt I got a decent price on it. Could do another 8 today in the other slot, but it makes me wonder if I'm going to wind up getting a 16 stick at some point in the future since I tend to keep my tech for a pretty long time.
I do a decent amount of solid modeling, and that can be a real RAM hog if it wants to be a butt or I'm fighting the software to make designs it's not really built for.
That makes a lot of sense. DDR4 is probably near the bottom when it comes to $/GB and prices will eventually start going up again. Plus you'll spend more buying twice vs. once.
I've been stubborn waiting for a 64GB kit but typically the largest sticks usually never drop as much as the smaller ones. 32GB is probably just fine.
y'all think this will go down for their amazon listing too ? i see they only have it sold by teamgroup so not sure how the price matching would work if not shipped and sold by amazon
8GB on windows can be quite limiting these days. Especially if you leave browser tabs open.
That being said 32 GB is overkill for most people. You need to be doing some pretty serious computing to get above 16GB. That's the sweet spot these days.
I have a desktop mini running a bunch of VMs and containers….basically all my home services. Upgrading from 16 to 32 would allow me to fill out the lab even more.
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That makes a lot of sense. DDR4 is probably near the bottom when it comes to $/GB and prices will eventually start going up again. Plus you'll spend more buying twice vs. once.
I've been stubborn waiting for a 64GB kit but typically the largest sticks usually never drop as much as the smaller ones. 32GB is probably just fine.
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How this Ram to upgrade my Legion 5 Pro? Is this comparable to Crucial RAMs?
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That being said 32 GB is overkill for most people. You need to be doing some pretty serious computing to get above 16GB. That's the sweet spot these days.
I have a desktop mini running a bunch of VMs and containers….basically all my home services. Upgrading from 16 to 32 would allow me to fill out the lab even more.
That being said 32 GB is overkill for most people. You need to be doing some pretty serious computing to get above 16GB. That's the sweet spot these days.
I have a desktop mini running a bunch of VMs and containers….basically all my home services. Upgrading from 16 to 32 would allow me to fill out the lab even more.
I do a decent amount of solid modeling, and that can be a real RAM hog if it wants to be a butt or I'm fighting the software to make designs it's not really built for.
I do a decent amount of solid modeling, and that can be a real RAM hog if it wants to be a butt or I'm fighting the software to make designs it's not really built for.
I've been stubborn waiting for a 64GB kit but typically the largest sticks usually never drop as much as the smaller ones. 32GB is probably just fine.
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That being said 32 GB is overkill for most people. You need to be doing some pretty serious computing to get above 16GB. That's the sweet spot these days.
I have a desktop mini running a bunch of VMs and containers….basically all my home services. Upgrading from 16 to 32 would allow me to fill out the lab even more.
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I've been stubborn waiting for a 64GB kit but typically the largest sticks usually never drop as much as the smaller ones. 32GB is probably just fine.
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