Reddit mentions of ADATA Premier Series DDR4 8 GB DIMM 288-Pin CL17 Unbuffered Non-ECC Memory Module

All RAM is really SDRAM, we just kinda dropped that part and say ddr3 or ddr4 now

For example if you look at that module on amazon https://www.amazon.com/ADATA-AD4U240038G17-R-2400MHz-memory-module/dp/B01J8F9Y9A it says SDRAM in the product description

Is this the RAM you use? https://www.amazon.com/ADATA-AD4U240038G17-R-2400MHz-memory-module/dp/B01J8F9Y9A

Which CPU do you have? I'd focus on getting faster RAM first

As far as your questions go:

• You could realistically buy whatever ram you like and as long as it's at least 2400MHz, it'd run at that speed.
  
• Yes, the voltage matters. However, DDR4's standard voltage is 1.2V anyways so pretty much anything would work
  
  My $0.02:
  
  
• Buy whatever kit you want or just rebuy what you have
  
• If it was my PC, I would just buy 16GB of faster RAM

I currently have 16gb of ram: ADATA Premier DDR4 VALUE RAM U-DIMM CL17 2400
Link:
https://www.amazon.com/ADATA-AD4U240038G17-R-2400MHz-memory-module/dp/B01J8F9Y9A

The two sticks are obviously on the cheap end of things. Is it worth upgrading to a better/faster 16gb Ram like Corsair Dominator Platinum or something?

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01J8F9Y9A/

Looks t obe the same brand, capacity, speed and timings.

There's just one left. Good luck.

https://www.amazon.in/dp/B01J8F9Y9A/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_uxYDAbYG91A94