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Take advantage of all the power that your system has to offer with a set of these 8GB DDR3 SDRAM DIMMs accessories in its memory sockets. The more capable the software, the more RAM it needs to use all those features. With four 8GB DIMMs, you can add 32 GB of RAM to your desktop. This gives it more than enough leeway to run even the most demanding 64-bit applications. The Kingston 8GB, 240-pin ValueRAM has gold contact fingers. This is a top material recommended for use in electromechanical connections. That's because gold plating is malleable, durable, and conducts electricity well. It also resists tarnish. Therefore, you can be confident that the connections in this ValueRAM will work well with your desktop and hold up over time.The Kingston KVR1333D3N9 DDR3 module keeps your system operating at top speeds. The memory speed is 1333MHz. The column access strobe latency of this unit gets a speedy rating of nine clock cycles. Furthermore, this unit has a minimum row cycle time (tRCmin) of 49.125 nanoseconds. The cycle time for refresh to active/refresh command (tRFCmin) is a minimum of 260 nanoseconds. This accessory has a row active time (tRASmin) of a minimum of 36 nanoseconds. The average refresh period at less than TCASE 85 degrees Celsius is 7.8 microseconds. This Kingston RAM unit measures 133.35 mm by 30 mm. The first vertical three-millimeter notch is from 8 to 11 millimeters from the bottom of the unit. The second is from 15.8 to 18.8 millimeters. The horizontal notch is at 54.70 millimeters. If the measurements line up with the RAM measurements of your system, this unit may work for you. As a DDR3 unit, it operates in computer systems that run DDR3. Fortunately, many motherboards offer universal support for this type of memory. The 8 GB DIMM will operate between temperatures of 0 to 85 degrees Celsius. A temperature range of -55 to greater than 100 degrees Celsius is acceptable for this hardy unit. This accessory gets a UL rating of 90 V-0.The Kingston 8 GB DIMM 1333 MHz PC3-10600 DDR3 Memory is a fine ball grid array device. There are 16 FBGA units on the DDR3 DIMM. Each is 512M x 8-bit. The unit has a clock frequency of 667 megahertz for 1333 megabytes per second per pin. Other features are an 8 independent internal bank and an 8-bit pre-fetch. It has a programmable CAS write latency of seven and programmable additive latency of 0, a CL of 2 and a CL of 1 clock. There is a bi-directional differential data strobe, and the burst length is eight The unit will self-calibrate through the QZ pin. The ODT pin provides on-die termination. It also has asynchronous reset.These Kingston 1333mHz sticks bring over 10 gigabytes per second to the table for your desktop. The projected bandwidth of this unit is PC3-10600. RAM is the single most cost-effective upgrade you can give a computer.