is this ram worth it???

[Shadow35]

hi im buying new ram since my old ram is dead i was wondering if this tpye of crucial was worth it and good for gaming and editing and such...please i rlly want to know been trying to debate on two types so hopefully this is good,
please let me know
Thank you!
-Shadow

PS:
which is better?
Link (Crucial 16 gb)
http://www.priceblaze.com/ct2kit102472bb160b.html?ref=gshp&gclid=Cj0KCQjwgb3OBRDNARIsAOyZbxBrIB27JcEwWekjuRDkdg0p4AJSo_WaS8GA4NE3MK9-bmd7GohpK0MaAvoIEALw_wcB

Link 2 (Hyper X Fury 8 gb)
http://www.atacom.com/program/print_html_new.cgi?Item_code=MED3_KING_H4_48

 

[Shadow35]

What type of ram? Basically you only need ram that is supported for you system have crucial scanner detect the type you have and than buy....

Standard ram is fine for a system not overclocked. I have used crucial with no issues, though they can be higher priced than other brands. But crucial manufactures their own ram. Check amazon for your ram type see Kingston is also a good brand.

it goes up to 16gb is it alright if i used the highest amount bc ive been having ram problems so i thought i could do 16 bc it goes only up to 16

 

[brispuss]

Generally speaking, the more memory installed, the better. This applies especially when using multimedia and graphics programs which often use lots of memory. So 2 x 8 GB would be the best choice.

However! The 2 x 8 GB Crucial memory kit linked is intended for use in servers (or in systems that support registered memory), and will not work unless the motherboard supports registered memory.

What system (CPU and motherboard) is being used here?

 

[Shadow35]

Generally speaking, the more memory installed, the better. This applies especially when using multimedia and graphics programs which often use lots of memory. So 2 x 8 GB would be the best choice.

However! The 2 x 8 GB Crucial memory kit linked is intended for use in servers (or in systems that support registered memory), and will not work unless the motherboard supports registered memory.

What system (CPU and motherboard) is being used here?

my specs are intel core i3 4130 (upgrading to 7100)
stock cooler (also upgrading to corsair h60 Liquid Cooler)
intel motherboard that has wifi card installed and its from an inspiron 3647
gtx gigabyte 1050 oc
350 watt psu

 

[brispuss]

Thanks for the details!

Your system supports standard (unbuffered) memory only. Registered memory will not work.

Any 2 x8 GB (or 2 x 4 GB) unbuffered dual channel kit from any of the main memory manufacturers will be fine, provided the memory is basically compatible with the system.

Here are some results of compatible memory searches (searching using Dell Inspiron 3647 as system parameters)) -

Crucial

Kingston <- results show individual modules only. But some dual channel kits should also be compatible, but this will require more time to find these compatible kits manually.

 

[Dave8671]

What type of ram? Basically you only need ram that is supported for you system have crucial scanner detect the type you have and than buy....

Standard ram is fine for a system not overclocked. I have used crucial with no issues, though they can be higher priced than other brands. But crucial manufactures their own ram. Check amazon for your ram type see Kingston is also a good brand.

it goes up to 16gb is it alright if i used the highest amount bc ive been having ram problems so i thought i could do 16 bc it goes only up to 16

Ram problems, what is going on? Yes you can max out the ram if you wanted.
Though if you having ram issues than but to dimms of 8GB.