Specifications
Manufacturer
Crucial
Part #
BLS8G4D240FSB
Manufacturer
Crucial
Speed
DDR4-2400
Type
288-pin DIMM
Modules
1 x 8GB
Price / GB
$6.204
Color
Silver
CAS Latency
16
Voltage
1.2 V
ECC / Registered
Non-ECC / Unbuffered
Heat Spreader
Yes
Compatible Parts
Prices
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Specifications
Manufacturer
Crucial
Part #
Manufacturer
Crucial
Speed
DDR4-2400
Type
288-pin DIMM
Modules
1 x 8GB
Price / GB
$6.204
Color
Silver
CAS Latency
16
Voltage
1.2 V
ECC / Registered
Non-ECC / Unbuffered
Heat Spreader
Yes
Price History
Reviews
- 42 points
- 24 months ago
from completed build Lame Build No. 3
I've been a fan of Crucial since my first build, so naturally when it came time to upgrade to DDR4 I went with Crucial. Great RAM, runs at 2400MHz just like it's suppose to.
- 31 points
- 36 months ago
from completed build My first compooter (name: Snowblind)
good ram, I bought in white but still great
- 24 points
- 34 months ago
from completed build Mech- $500 Build
No problems! Would reccomend 16GB for hard crore gaming tho!
- 23 points
- 33 months ago
from completed build Illegal Kittens
This ballistic sport right here? It's crucial.
- 22 points
- 20 months ago
from completed build Intel® Pentium® Gold G5400 + EVGA GTX 1050 Ti
I got this Memory on Amazon last February for only $68 CAD! The only reason why I used this stick. Decent choice for a budget build.
- 21 points
- 33 months ago
from completed build Budget-ish Gaming Build
Fast, low profile RAM from a reputable manufacturer. The heat sink feels sturdy.
- 21 points
- 18 months ago
from completed build Our first build, father-son bonding
Low profile memory and it works.
- 20 points
- 25 months ago
from completed build One Year Update: First time builder - Patience pays off.
Memory Crucial - Ballistix Sport DDR4-2666 Memory. This was the biggest headache. When I started looking into a computer, a 1X8GB stick would have cost me $46ish. The prices have skyrocketed and this is the reason I went from a $400 budget to a $500 one (that and realizing all of the little things I needed that I didn't account for). I bought the 2400 speed stick for $65, then it was backordered (and still is, last I checked), so I then got impatient as this was the last piece of the computer I needed and just paid the current price. Memtest86 worked flawlessly and I plan to try an overclock eventually.
- 19 points
- 34 months ago
from completed build just because it's cheap, doesn't mean its bad (first build)
well, its ram. i got the red version, and its good for its price.
- 18 points
- 28 months ago
from completed build Portable Gaming / School Build
It's RAM. Has no problems, looks good and is a bit pricey because of the RAM shortage. Recommended.
