HyperX Kingston Technology Impact 32GB Kit (2x16GB) 2400MHz DDR4 CL14 260-Pin SODIMM Laptop HX424S14IBK2/32

I purchased these to initially go into a intel NUC 6i5 and will upgrade later on, plus they cost about the same as the 2133MHz versions when I payed for them a few months ago.This NUC unfortunately only has a 15w TPD processor, so I am unable to run them at 2400MHz.But the Skull Canyon NUC will run these at 2400MHz (when I eventually save up the money)Checked and these are running at the same speed and timings as the 2133MHz versions.No problems at all, fitted them in and they just worked (no BIOS adjustments required).Highly recommend these for anyone wanting good, no fussing around, DDR4 modules.EDIT:- I have purchased my Skull Canyon NUC and popped these in.No BIOS settings changed, haven't even been to the memory settings, XMP profile reccognised automatically and confirmed running at 2400MHz.No problems encountered or adjustments required whatsoever.Again these just work and work well.

***Update***This RAM, 2400MHz runs great in the Skull Canyon NUC, after you adjust the memory profile.The issue is a brand new skull canyon and this 2400MHz RAM will not boot. But if you have a 2133, CL13 set of RAM to use, you can boot the Skull Canyon and go into the BIOS to change the Memory Profile from "automatic" to XMP. It's very easy, and then the 2400 MHz RAM will run great and fast in the Skull Canyon.////////////////////////////////////Since I have a 7th gen NUC i5 running with 16GB ofHyperX HX421S13IB2/8 Impact Black 8GB 2133MHz... just fine, so ...I ordered this 32 Gig set for my new skull canyon NUC. I had been using the other set from the other NUC temporarily and it worked just fine, but when I put this new set of 32Gig 2400 RAM in, the Skull Canyon didn't boot or post at all. Nothing. I tried each dimm in each slot and nothing at all. I put the 16G set from the other NUC back in the Skull Canyon and it booted right up.So I don't know what the issue is. I ordered a replacement set, hoping it was just a bad batch of RAM. If this second set also doesn't allow the Skull Canyon to boot, I'll have to refund it and switch to another brand.

The HP Spectre x360 Vega from late 2018 doesn't list 32GB as a potential max RAM capacity, nevertheless it is fully capable of using up to 32GB given it has 2 slots and the Chipset and OS can handle it. This Hyperx Kingston 32GB is not listed as compatible but it is 100% compatible as seen in my attached pictures. Everything is working perfectly. I bough this when it was around $172. So far so good. Will update if my laptop blows up or something but I doubt I'll have issues.

Snapped the old pair out and popped these in. While I do appear to have gained a small measure of performance, what I really needed was more RAM. The old pair were 2133 CL17.If you're upgrading a Dell XPS 15 9550, this ram kit will get you the hat-trick of a faster memory bus, lower latency, and more capacity. Don't expect the world though, even with all of that you're going to be seeing a small performance improvement of 1-5% or so.

Bought for my Lenovo Thinkpad L380 Yoga. Installed, took about 20 seconds to boot up for the first time after installing... had me worried... but now all is well. Works wonderfully, and a lot cheaper than what Lenovo wanted for what I would imagine is a lower-performing 32GB kit pre-installed (You're viewing this probably because it's the lowest latency kit available).Specs:i7-8550U512GB PCI-E nvme32 GB CL14/2400Mhz Ram

Works with Skull Canyon NUC but check your settings. Installed one stick in bottom slot. PC booted into BIOS, found the memory and loaded XMP profile settings automatically. With the second stick installed, the PC would not boot - just a completely black screen and the fan would spin up for about 20-30 seconds. Then the machine would shutdown, restart several seconds later and keep repeating this cycle.I removed one stick, went back into BIOS - Performance Settings, and under the Memory Tab, changed the Memory Profile setting from auto to XMP (profile 1). Saved changes, reinstalled second stick and no problems since. Updated BIOS from version 37 to 42, installed Windows 10 on Samsung 960 Pro, installed Intel drivers, installed apps, surfed the Internet - all good. Memory speed of 2400 is confirmed in Task Manager Memory Performance info.Not sure who is to blame for the auto setting incompatibility - Intel or Kingston, but they should work it out. Removed one star for that.

These Kingston HX424S14IBK2/32 did not work in my Intel NUC Kit NUC6i7KYK Mini PC. I know that they work for some people, but not for me. I tried them one at a time and swapped them and tried different slots. They are not on the Intel compatible list. If you go to the Kingston web site, they are not listed for this application. This is as of early November, 2016. An 8 GB CENTON SODIMM worked fine, so I know the NUC is working. I give 5 stars because I like Kingston and cannot fault them if these don't work for me with the NUC6i7KYK. I returned the Kingston HX424S14IBK2/32 for a refund. This was with NUC BIOS version 0037, released 03JUN2016 - I don't know if the newer BIOS would have worked, since I'd already returned the HX424S14IBK2/32.

I please recommend that all reviewers posting memory timings from CPU-Z, to generate a report as html and take a picture like the one I am posting Showing the Complete JEDEC and XMP tables.If any one has the 2933 and/or 3200 models please send me this information and leave me a comment.