Good memory, works in my QNAP TS-563
925132
I purchased this memory to upgrade the 2GB memory in my QNAP TS-563 NAS.  I have long been a fan of Crucial memory and this memory lives up to quality and reliability I have come to know and love from Crucial.  My QNAP NAS recognized this memory immediately and has been running without any issues since installation.  I fully expect this memory to last for years to come.  With Crucial you get good memory at a good price, I'm extremely happy with my purchase.
4924988
Upgraded an Asus N61JQ with two of these memory chips successfully (yes, the manual/specs said the laptop only goes up to 8gb total, but two of these in mine for 16gb works great)...
2464519
Good memory. It worked just great, I have a home built ASUS  A8V board and i Upgrade from 1.5 Gig to 4Gig with Windows 7. no problems
2479629
I purchased this RAM to use in my Synology DS1815+ and the unit immediately recognized the additional RAM and didn't give me any issues or problems what so ever. I can't speak about laptop use but as long as your device takes the same size as this then you should be set! Great purchase, especially for a inexpensive upgrade to a NAS!
2306148
I used this memory on my new digital camera, working fine, allows me to record over of 2 hrs of HD video, thousands of pictures.  Not problems with supplier
2984552
Perfect, inexpensive memory, I wish I had purchase more.
1828715
The memory installed easily and works just fine after almost a week in my laptop; no problems.
2624142
I've had the TS-231 running for almost a year now and love it!  It's fast, has tons of features and having VM capability is a huge plus.  We mainly use it with the QFile app to automatically sync pictures and videos from our phones to the NAS.  The QPhoto app is pretty good and makes finding pictures/video from today or 10+ years ago easy to find and view.

It can be a bit technical to setup but the web interface is clean and intuitive.  QNAO has done a good job at making it as simple or complex as you want.

Be sure to login as Administrator at least every month to download App and Firmware updates.  The Firmware updates over the year have fixed security issues and revamped the overall experience and performance of the NAS.

I have recommended this NAS to everyone I know who talks about wanting to store files, photos and videos locally instead of throwing their entire lives out on the Cloud - Facebook, YouTube, Google+ etc...
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Full Disclosure: I did not buy this item, I ordered a "QNAP TS 209 Pro II Turbo 2-bay NAS" Used VGC from an established Amazon seller. But I received the QNAP TS-210, apparently new in the box {store return?}. Seller is OK with the deal and so am I!

The supplied Mac utility software and browser interface are superb. The 210 itself has all the server software you need. No need to go searching for some hacked wares like other brands require. A bonus is the UPS smart power management built in.

After receiving the unit, I installed an old WD Raptor to test it, all went well and the process was "cave man" simple. Anyone complaining "it's too hard to setup" probably shouldn't use scissors either.

I then bought two of the Seagate Barracuda 7200.12 1 TB  ST31000528AS HDs from Amazon for $89 shipped.
Pulled the Raptor, installed the two 1TBs and set it up as Raid-1, so easy.

One tip: make sure your connecting cables are Cat5e or Cat6 {Gigabit} and if your router is only 10/100, get a Gigabit switch {<$20} to connect the TS-210, any other NAS, and computer{s}, etc. then connect the switch to the router. File transfers & Time Machine backups are way faster using Gigabit.
2596922
Good works. Tested on Dell T7600. 48 hours hard memory tests. Without errors and dead blue screen.
116571
I Installed this in a Dell XPS M1330, upgrading from the factory-installed 4 GB. Tested in Memtest86+ for a full day, no errors.
3714078
Good memory.  A touch expensive but have never had an issue.  I have these exact modules in a different PC i built a while back.
3648426
Happy to report that 2 of these are working in my Synology DS918+, giving it a nice 16GB of RAM. This will now allow some "Virtual Machine Manager" experimenting.
2220102
This works perfectly in my Dell E6420 laptop, despite the specs stating that it will take a maximum of 8 GB. I took a chance on reading others stating that their 6420's worked with up to 32GB of RAM and I am glad I did. I'm a software developer and often have a dozen memory-hogging tools open. I run Linux Mint 17.2 with Windows 7 in a Virtualbox VM for some Windows related stuff. 8GB was no longer cutting it. Recommended purchase.
343893
Have this for several months now and use it to store pictures and documents and upgrade the memory from 2GB to 8GB; pretty easy to do.  Recently try to use it for my home security cameras run into the following problems:

Bought the camera that is listed as "compatible" in Qnap website.  Setup the camera using Surveillance Station.  I can only install the camera in Qnap as ONVIF.  If I select the camera's manufacture and model which are also listed in the Qnap Surveillance Station, I'll keep getting rtsp error.  PTZ Mode should also work in Surveillance Station because the SW detects the function but doesn't matter what I do, PTZ just won't work (and is listed in Qnap website as a compatible function).  I contacted Qnap support and the support send me a beta version of Surveillance Station which fixes the rtsp error but still need a few retries (remove/re detect) to get rid of the error.  In the beta version, PTZ mode still does not work.  I asked Qnap support if they can reproduce the problem at their end and the Qnap support told me they don't have the camera in support department.  Only their R&D department have the camera.  Shouldn't support team work with with RD team on figuring this out?????  QNAP support then ask if I can open a port for their engineers to remote into my system to debug the problem.  I refuse.  I'm not comfortable having a stranger remote into my network and if their R&D have the camera, why can't they just try to duplicate it at their end instead of remote into my network to debug?????  It is not like I have an enterprise setup where switches and firewalls might prevent some features to work.  It is simply setting up a security camera in Surveillance Station under home network!!

I pretty much gave up on getting the PTZ to work in Qnap Surveillance Station and since the security camera I bought came with the software that allows me to use PTZ, I figure I can live with that until they fix the problem in future release.  I then decided to buy 2 more camera license so I can consolidate all my cameras to one system.  QNAP 451+ only comes with 2 camera license.  Guess what, Qnap is charging $120 for 2 camera license!!!!!  I don't mind paying for the license but $120 for a half baked software that barely works with the cameras they claimed compatible really deters me from paying.

So, here is my rating:
2 star for easy to use to store pictures, documents and setup in home network
1 star for easy upgrading memory
-1 star for support.
-1 star for half baked software that supposes to work with the camera they claimed compatible in Qnap website but in fact only certain function works and trying to charge $100+ for 2 additional camera licenses on half baked software
4627810
Bought this to upgrade the memory in my new Thinkpad 11e and it works perfectly with no hiccups. Have never had any problems with Kingston in the past and don't anticipate any with this either. There was a Crucial module for a few dollars less that said it could run at both 1.5V & 1.35V (the SODIMML standard). It left me wondering if it might be marginally approved for 1.35V operation so I went with one certified as SODIMML since it wasn't worth having any potential problems over a few bucks.
90498
If you are looking for the extra 8 MB, I'd say this 16 MB card is worth the buy. However, every time you switch games you have to load up the memory managing software for the PS2 to recognize your card. I do not switch out games too often, and I have found it a minor nuisance, but I don't regret buying this type of memory card. It was a good deal, and it works great. I've never lost any data unexpectedly (like I've heard about happening on some third party cards on other systems) and I don't have to worry about needing to delete saves to free up space for a different game. I had to mess with it a little to figure out how to load up games because the documentation wasn't extremely helpful, but just press the Start button once the software has loaded and you'll be led down the right track.
PROS:
Allows a lot of management of your saves
Doesn't spontaneously erase data
Holds a lot of games
A lot of memory for the price
CONS:
Have to load up software before each game you play
Documentation isn't great