Crucial32GB DDR5 RAM, 5200MHz (or 4800MHz) Laptop Memory, SODIMM 262-Pin, Compatible with 13th Gen Intel Core and AMD Ryzen 7000 - CT32G52C42S5

i got this for my laptop, asus g18 rog, which upgraded the stock 16gb to 46gb..it was easy to install and worked perfectly.

Plug N Play on Scar 17, doubled ram from 32GB to 64GB.

Easy to install works great

Recently purchased a Beelink SER6-Max with the AMD Ryzen 9 6900HX processor. It came with a 1Tb Crucial SSD and 32Gb of DDR5-4800 memory. I open a lot of spreadsheets and data files in my work and wanted to up the memory to 64Gb. While I don't do any gaming, so wasn't really interested in blinding speed but wanted an effective data processing environment which I have with capabilities to spare. Before deciding on this memory kit, I opened the SER6-MAX up and saw it had Crucial memory installed and having used Crucial memory on other systems I have upgraded, went for the same brand but upped the max memory and speed even though right now the system is limited to a 4800 speed. After installing, the system took a few seconds to check the memory and once satisfied, it booted properly and all tested out ok. Having the extra memory allowed me to up the allotted shared memory of the integrated graphics from 4GB to the recommended 8Gb. Really satisfied with the SER6-Max and now even with more with memory upgrade.

Excelentes memoriasRecomendadas siempre

Used in a NUC, and it accepted it right away. No issues, works fine. BIOS picked it up no problems.

I got this because I am often in the situation of using all 16GB of RAM when using RAM-intensive applications like photo editing (stacking and layering edits) and music composing (using lots of tracks and plugins). Installation was super easy, and it only took seconds, while it took much longer to remove the bottom tray of the laptop (HP Envy 16, 2023). It doesn't feel slow at all, and now I am able to edit and create more smoothly. definitely worth considering for anyone in the market looking to upgrade their RAM. I would double-check for compatibility, and it's much more economical than having mainstream brands (Dell, HP, MSI, Lenovo, etc) upgrade it for you before a laptop purchase. Worth.

Got a new laptop and once I saw that the fresh copy of windows was already hogging 7 out of 16gb or RAM, I started looking into upgrades. Have read mixed reviews on what is and isn't compatible with my laptop (Dell G16 - #7620). Used Crucials website and this was one of the options. It only runs @ 4800mhz but I partly expected that with some of the other reviews I had read, some were able to get 5200, others not, I took the gamble but at least it still works, which I was afraid of it not, as when I opened the bottom cover the motherboard is printed that it only takes 8gb or 16gb modules... Tried it anyway, and glad for it. Laptop took awhile to boot up the first time to recognize the memory had changed (warning me so), but just the once. System recognizes all 64gb, so I am happy here.