The Patriot Signature 4GB DDR3 1600MHz SO-DIMM Memoryfrom Patriot Signature 4GB DDR3 1600MHz SO-DIMM Memoryoffers quality, reliability, and performance to meet all your computer memory needs. This 4GB module is designed to run at PC3-12800 (1600 MHz) at CAS 11 latency timings. The module has low power requirement of 1.35V to save the battery life. Built using specific build-of-materials (BOMs), the module meets and exceeds industry standards, offering you a hassle-free upgrade.

DDR3 PC3-12800 SO-DIMM Memory Type    4GB Capacity    1600 MHz Speed    204-Pin Dual In-Line Interface    Non-ECC Unbuffered    1.35V Power Requirement    RoHS & JEDEC Compliant

PC3-12800

1600 MHz memory speed

204-pin dual in-line memory module

Non-ECC unbuffered

Single-rank double-sided module

Auto and self refresh capability

Serial Presence Detect (SPD)

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. the i7 iMac 5k is it compatilble with 64GB ?? because the apple website says that Max is 32GB

A: Yes, this is compatible with the iMac.

Q: 2. Is this memory module compatible with an Acer Nitro 5 (Model: AN515-43-R0YM)?

A: The manufacture doesn't go in detail with the compatible ram modules it supports. But with the information I have gathered, BH #CR8G4SFS824A should be the compatible ram module, for your system.

Q: 3. There seems to be some doubt whether or not the 64GB (4 X 16 GB) would be readable by a iMac 5K 27 Late '13 model, but upgraded to current operating standards. From what I've read so far, it looks like it will only read up to 32GB of memory. Will it see all 64 or just utilize the 32GB that it says it can be upgraded to? Much confusion here! Don't want to make a $829 mistake here...

A: I'm sorry, but the 2013 iMac tops out at 32GB's of RAM.

Q: 4. it fits in IMAC 11.1 later 2009 ddr 1333 ?

A: I bought for my Macbook Pro early 2011 model # 8.1. Going from 8gb to 16gb improved performance even more than I expected. I cannot vouch for compatibility for any other model of Macbook Pro.

Q: 5. is this compatible with the newest Intel i9 3.6GHz iMac 27" (2019)?

A: This ram is not compatible with the latest iMac (Early 2019) model. The compatible ram will be BH #OW2666D4S32P.

Q: 6. Will this work on the 5K iMac 2017?

A: No this would not, I would suggest the following https://bhpho.to/31rt48z for the iMac 27" (5K) 2017 model

Q: 7. Will this work in a Lenovo Thinkcentre 720q Tiny?

A: Yes, this module is compatible.

Q: 8. will this work with a Dell Inspiron 15 3000 Series 3565?

A: Your Dell uses DDR4 1866MHz memory. This DDR4 2666 is not compatible.

Q: 9. dose it work with the hp 2000-2d19wn?

A: No, it is not the correct memory, it is too slow.

Q: 10. Does this kit fir the Dell Optiplex 780? It's supposed to be able to run non-ECC sticks (double sided) in each of the four slots up to 4GB each for a total of 16GB. Have looked everywhere & had to RMA a set of GSkill Ripjaws because these wouldn't POST. The MB would only make a whining nosie when the stick was installed & the power plug inserted. It done the same with a 4GB stick that originally shipped with my XPS 8700, though ran the 2GB sticks OK (though they weren't double sided), but downclocked to what the single stick was running. Are there any Dell Optiplex 780 owners out there who can sat this IS the one that works?

A: Yes, the Optiplex 780 could run without ECC memory.