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EDGE 8GB (2X4GB) PC38500 NONECC UNBUFFERED 240 PIN DDR3 KIT
EDGE Memory is a trusted name in memory upgrades, delivering dependable performance for desktops and workstations. The EDGE 8GB (2x4GB) PC38500 NONECC UNBUFFERED 240 PIN DDR3 KIT is designed to boost everyday computing, multitasking, and gaming experiences by providing a solid boost in memory capacity and throughput. Built for compatibility with a wide range of desktop systems that require DDR3 memory, this kit combines two 4GB modules into a convenient dual-channel configuration that enables improved bandwidth and responsiveness. Whether you’re upgrading an aging rig or building a new system, this DDR3 240-pin kit offers a straightforward path to faster loads, quicker responsiveness, and smoother multitasking without the need for extensive configuration or BIOS fiddling.
- High-capacity dual-channel kit: The 8GB total (2×4GB) configuration provides more headroom for modern operating systems, applications, and multitasking scenarios. With 4GB per module, you can run memory-intensive programs, keep more browser tabs open, and enjoy improved system responsiveness during heavy workloads.
- DDR3 memory at PC3-8500 speeds: This kit is built for DDR3 platforms and is rated at PC3-8500 (1066MHz), delivering a solid balance of speed and reliability for mainstream desktops. The 230-pin memory architecture translates into faster data transfers and quicker application launches, helping reduce bottlenecks in everyday tasks like photo editing, web design, and media consumption.
- NONECC, UNBUFFERED design: With NONECC, non-ECC memory, and an unbuffered design, this kit prioritizes compatibility with consumer-grade desktop motherboards. It’s optimized for mainstream systems that do not require error-correcting memory, providing dependable performance without the complexity or cost of ECC modules.
- 240-pin DIMM form factor: Specifically built for desktop systems with 240-pin DDR3 slots, the kit is easy to install and universally compatible with a broad range of motherboards. The dual-module arrangement helps enable dual-channel operation on supported boards, which can contribute to improved bandwidth and overall system responsiveness.
- Reliable EDGE memory legacy and support: EDGE Memory has a long-standing history in the memory and storage market, backed by established manufacturing capabilities. This kit inherits that heritage, offering dependable components and consistent performance that many system builders rely on for upgrades, refurbishments, and budget-conscious builds.
Technical Details of EDGE 8GB (2X4GB) PC38500 NONECC UNBUFFERED 240 PIN DDR3 KIT
- Capacity: 8GB total (2×4GB)
- Memory Type: DDR3 SDRAM
- Speed: PC3-8500 (1066MHz)
- CAS Latency: SPD-rated; timings depend on module and motherboard configurations
- Voltage: Typically 1.5V on standard desktop DDR3 modules
- Form Factor: 240-pin DIMM
- ECC: NONECC (non-ECC)
- Buffered: Unbuffered
- Kit Configuration: Dual-channel memory kit (2 x 4GB)
- Compatibility: Desktop systems with 240-pin DDR3 slots; supports Intel and AMD platforms that accommodate DDR3 memory
- Manufacturer: EDGE Memory
How to install EDGE 8GB (2x4GB) DDR3 Kit
- Power down your computer completely and unplug the power cord. Ground yourself to discharge any static electricity before handling components.
- Open the computer case to access the motherboard and RAM slots. If you’re unsure, consult your case’s manual or a professional technician.
- Identify the DDR3 240-pin slots on your motherboard. If you are adding memory, it’s generally best to install modules into the first two memory banks that support dual-channel operation.
- Line up the notch on each DDR3 module with the key in the memory slot. Do not force the module into place; it should slide in with even pressure.
- Press down firmly and evenly on both ends of the module until the latches on the slot snap into place, securing the DIMM.
- Repeat for the second module if you’re populating both DIMM slots of a dual-channel configuration. Ensure both modules are seated securely.
- Reconnect power and boot your system. Enter the BIOS/UEFI to verify that the memory is detected at the correct size and speed. If needed, enable XMP/DOCP profiles or adjust the memory speed to the rated PC3-8500 (1066MHz) setting supported by your motherboard.
- Boot into your operating system and verify that EDGE 8GB is recognized as 8GB of memory in the system information. Run a quick memory test if you want to confirm stability across both modules.
Frequently asked questions
- Q: What does NONECC mean in this context? A: NONECC indicates that the memory is non-ECC, meaning it does not provide error-correcting code. This is typical for consumer desktop memory, where ECC is usually not required or supported by consumer-grade motherboards.
- Q: Is this an unbuffered memory kit? A: Yes. The EDGE 8GB DDR3 kit is unbuffered, designed for standard desktop motherboards without advanced buffering requirements.
- Q: What capacity and configuration does this kit offer? A: The kit provides 8GB total capacity in a dual-channel configuration, comprised of 2×4GB modules for improved bandwidth and multitasking performance on compatible systems.
- Q: What speed will this memory run at in a typical system? A: The modules are rated at PC3-8500, which corresponds to 1066MHz. The actual speed at which the memory runs will be determined by the motherboard, BIOS settings, and processor support. If the motherboard supports higher speeds, XMP/DOCP profiles may allow higher performance, but the kit is specified for 1066MHz operation.
- Q: Is this memory compatible with all DDR3 desktops? A: It’s designed for desktops with 240-pin DDR3 memory slots and is suitable for many Intel and AMD platforms that support DDR3 memory. Always verify motherboard compatibility and supported memory standards in your motherboard’s manual.
- Q: Will this upgrade improve gaming and general performance? A: Yes. Increasing memory capacity from older configurations or launching with two 4GB modules can improve multitasking, reduce paging, and speed up load times in many games and applications, especially when running memory-hungry software or large multitasking workloads.
- Q: Do I need to match memory speeds with existing modules? A: For best stability, align memory capacity and speed with the system’s existing memory. If adding to an existing kit, the system will typically run at the speed of the slowest DIMM or the highest speed supported by the motherboard and CPU.
- What is EDGE Memory’s typical warranty and support policy? A: Warranty terms vary by retailer and region. EDGE Memory products are backed by the manufacturer’s support channels through retailers and distributors. Consult the retailer’s warranty policy for precise coverage details and duration.
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