Kingston memory opinion

OrionZ

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Hi there folks.This is my new module http://imgur.com/I1IOL2X BUT,i'm a total noob at this so i'd be very grateful if someone could explain if i made a good purchase.
Also,anyone,please explain to me what those numbers mean(11-12-A1....9995402...).
Thank you very much ;)

Cheers!
 

MADVIU

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Well, it's clearly a 8 GB (2x4) set of RAM. It would have far easier-to-read specs on the box of the modules. Kingston is a good brand so I would say you made a good purchase. 11-12-A1 might be timings but look more like serial numbers than specs. Sorry, I do not know much about the labels that come on RAM sticks without the heatspreaders. Someone else may have a better idea on what is happening.
 

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These look indeed like timings.The other nr. is probably a serial nr.The 12800u says it's 1600mhz ram.The rest is really not that important but maybe the kn4gb... nr which seems to be the partnr. of those sticks.
 

OrionZ

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Thanks for the quick response guys ;) These came off Acer Predator desktop so there is no box with them but looking closely and comparing with other Kingston modules i think these might be the HyperX Fury series.
Anyone with better knowledge,feel free to colaborate ;)
 

Tradesman1

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These are OEM for for the Acer Aspire series of prebuilt computers (the ACR leadin on the model shows that), believe they are a CL11 set which is on the slow side 1600/9 is considered entry level. With Kingston's numbering it appears to be two single 4 GB sticks. A comparable 2x4GB set would prob run $66-68. It equates to their value lines of DRAM (XMP based), the Furies are PnP based and run CL10
 

OrionZ

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Just got them,can't boot my PC. I wonder in what dimms should i place them in,they both say A1,also,how can i tell if they are duall chanell or not,WHERE DO I PLACE THEM?