Memory Module Desktop Full Compatible Electronic Component DDR4 PC42666V/PC4192008GB/2666Mhz

Features 1. Powerful and stable performance, with high‑quality chips and high‑quality memory particles. 2. Whether it is playing games or working, it can provide you with smoothly running efficiency. 3. This memory bar increases the memory capacity, improves the operating speed of the computer, and brings higher efficiency to your work and life. 4. High temperature resistant high quality circuit module board, fast heat dissipation, corrosion and abrasion resistance. 5. Small size, easy to carry and store, convenient to use and with good performance. Specification Item Type: Memory ModuleModel: DDR4Material: PCBOptional Memory Capacity: 8GB/16GBMemory Frequency And Corresponding Bandwidth: 2666Mhz (PC4-2666V), 2400Mhz (PC4-19200)Voltage: 1.2VPin Number: 288PINCompatibility: Full compatible (for Intel/AMD)Applicable Computer: DesktopNote: The Memory Is Divided Into Memory Card, DDR, DDR2, DDR3 models. Please check the following list to know what memory has been installed in your computer and what memory you need to buy. If you don't know which memory is suitable for your computer, please use the software test to see what memory your favorite computer needs. After running the software, look at the "Maximum Bandwidth" column of the "SPD" option, and you will see "PCxx00", as follows: PC2100 is DDR 266 memoryPC2700 is DDR 333 memoryPC3200 is DDR 400 memoryPC4200 is DDR2 533 memoryPC4300 is DDR2 533 memoryPC5300 is DDR2 667 memoryPC6400 is DDR2 800 memoryPC8500 is DDR3 1066 memoryPC10700 is DDR3 1333 memoryPC12800 is DDR3 1600 memoryPC4-17000 is DDR4 2133 memoryPC4-19200 is DDR4 2400 memoryPC4-2666V is DDR4 2666 memoryThe memory DDR, DDR2,DDR3and DDR4 are not common to each other, and the sockets are different, and you can't force the overlord to insert it in, so as not to damage the memory and the motherboard, remember! Package List 1 x Memory Module Note If the installation fails to recognize or boot up, please follow the steps below. 1. The memory is not properly inserted, or the gold fingers are oxidized. Erase the gold fingers of the memory with an eraser and then reinsert it, or install it in another slot. The installation must be in place. Many people only insert half of it. It can be powered on but does not recognize the memory and does not boot up. 2. Do not mix and match memory sticks of different specifications and brands, as it may cause to unrecognizability. 3. The motherboard is incompatible with the CPU. Try changing the CPU. 4. The BIOS or frequency incompatibility of old motherboards may prevent recognition (for example, old 100/200 series motherboards and some 300 series are also prone to incompatibility). 5. Some brand computer or brand desktop motherboards are picky about the third party compatible memory in retail. Brand computers are particularly prone to "full compatibility bar non-recognition" (this is an individual case that cannot be solved). 6. The motherboard's memory limit is limited, with a maximum support of only 8GB per slot, which is generally fine. For a few entry level motherboards, the upper limit of a single slot is 4G. If 8G is inserted, it won't be recognized. 7. If the CMOS is not discharged and restored to factory Settings, it might be normal. (Just remove the motherboard battery and reinstall it.)