Kingston Technology KSM26SED8/16MR memory module 16 GB DDR4 2666 MT/s 260-pin SO-DIMM ECC

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AI-generated summary

Kingston’s KSM26SED8/16MR is a pretty safe, boring choice — and that’s exactly why it works for a lot of UK business setups. If you’ve got a server or workstation that genuinely supports **DDR4 ECC SO-DIMM** and runs at **2666**, this 16GB stick is good value at £71.27 ex-VAT: it’s a mainstream brand, predictable performance, and it won’t cause headaches compared with cheaper “compatible” memory. For teams doing office workloads, light virtualization, file/print, or any system where stability matters more than squeezing out benchmark scores, ECC is the right kind of peace of mind.

Where I’d be cautious is if you’re buying for something that *doesn’t* need ECC (or doesn’t explicitly support ECC SO-DIMM) — then you can end up paying extra for a feature you don’t benefit from, or worse, running at reduced compatibility. Also check your device’s memory population rules (how many slots, which ones, and whether it expects matched pairs). If you want, tell me the exact server/laptop/mini PC model and whether you’re filling one slot or topping up a pair, and I’ll say whether this specific Kingston stick is the right fit or just a potential mismatch.