Kingston Technology (KVR24S17S8/8) ValueRAM 8GB 2400Mhz DDR4 Non-ECC CL17 SODIMM 1Rx8

Worked plug and play on my New HP Model: 14-DK0002DX. This was a brand new laptop so I was a little anxious about taking the back off my laptop and installing ram. Never done it before. I watched a youtube video. Took 15 min total. This laptop has an extra slot. Snapped it in. I had to push a little firmer than expected. It can only go one direction due to a slot in the chip so that was great. Put it all back together. Booted up. HP picked it right up. I searched the word "about"....It took me to "my computer" where it showed 12GB. This 8 chip plus the 4 already in the laptop. CP runs fast and no issues so far.

I mean yeah it's a stick of RAM. I mainly just got it to run dual channel with my other Kingston RAM stick. It did end up having a different DRAM Manufacturer than my other, but it still works fine for me.

I did days of research on NVME SSD drives. This drive is faster than standard SSDs, reading, writing and installing applications have been blazing fast. I was at first using a Kingston SSD. I did not use a heat sink, although I have heard these drives heat up, mines has not to the point of having any issues. I was going to buy the more expensive Samsung Evo,.....but Im glad I didnt. The price and performance of this drive is just as good. Hopefully I dont have to come back here and make an update....but so far so good.

Product was as shown, works great, sped up my laptop greatly

My employer got everyone laptops this year (HP ProBook 440 G5's). They came with mechanical HDD's and a single stick of RAM. I decided to upgrade mine with an SSD and another stick of RAM. This Kingston 8GB SODIMM works fine. It was detected properly and works fine, giving me dual channel RAM, which helps the decidedly weak-sauce integrated graphics be all it can be. The only downside is that RAM prices as a whole are still pretty ridiculous. It wasn't too long ago that I was able to purchase 16 gigs of branded DDR3 for around $80 USD.

Bought the Amazon warehouse used sticks (2x8GB) for my Xpenology box and it works perfectly, 100% compatible. I tested using MEMTEST86, the long test and had zero errors. Works like new stick. Save some cash buying from Amazon warehouse whenever you can. I got these for less than $30 which is great during Covid shortage.Pro-tip: Always test your memory sticks with free software MEMTEST86 and return those sticks which have errors.

Reliable RAM for BGA laptops. Stock timings are 17-17-39 2T, but can run stable at 14-15-34 1T on a decent mainboard (check with memtest86 UEFI on a flash drive before you scramble your operating system trying that; 15-15-35 2T should work on all systems). 18-19-43, 2T, 2666 mhz even works (technically lower than the Kingston Valueram 2666 mhz sticks; they're probably all the same anyway, just higher binned), but the timings are atrocious and the increased AIDA64 benchmark memory write speed isn't worth the hit to Read speed and Latency.

I use an MSI GL62-4RE. I am a first time PC customizer if you can call me that. And i noticed hitches in my games of Fortnite while shadowplay highlights were on. Also noticed a lost of frames during explosions in Battlefield 1. Alright so installation was easy but stressful cuz tge instructions said to press down so it could click and I was afraid to break it. So I grew balls and clicked it. Now i have 16 GB RAM and no hitches. Basically plug n play.