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Good day, I have no experience with T800UB2GC5 modules, except to say that paired together at the manufacturers/distributors site with modules with balancing ratings etc they make a set called T800UX4GC5 and those I have several years experience with. They clock @ 5-5-5-15 1.9v to 2.1v. On to this chip, which is {PLEASE TAKE NOTE OF THE FOLLOWING - short version} one chip from a set. Numbered T800UX4GC5, so T 800MHZ U Unbuffered X (part of a set as opposed to B which denotes a single non paired chip) 4G (4GB = 2 x 2GB - Hence the X) C5 meaning the memory's clock speed. This chip is a SUPER TALENT 01 Date 01/08, it does not run natively @ 5-5-5-15 as it should for what ever reason it runs at 5-5-5-16 and similarly off at lower settings measured in CPU-Z. I had to configure my system to run at 5-5-5-15 2.0 constantly making the machine louder due to fan speed increase. Before setting the RAM manually the system crashed repeatedly, though no memory error could be found. It took over 5 minutes to boot up Win 10. Finally after trying many combinations I found setting that would allow it to work. If I find a matched set of these for sale I will most likely buy them, or I will buy a set of 4 other RAM modules, all matched. ADVICE!!! Though we will believe the seller may not normally intend it, selling a single module of a set may mean the other is no good and that the one for sale is on it's way without the seller knowing, buying half of a paired set is not a good idea. Buy by the numbers and run several memory tests as soon as the used RAM arrive. Even that can say OK, but if the specs are NOT a match to the maker's specs, try not to use the chip in your system any longer than you need. Thank you for your time.Read full review
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Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
The product worked right away as I had hoped it world.
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