Kingston HyperX 6GB (3 x 2GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1600 (PC3 12800) Desktop Memory Model KHX1600C9D3K3/6GX

Pros: everything

Cons: haven't found one

Pros: its ram,its fast and no bad sticks!

Cons: none

Pros: Running with a i7-980x at ddr3-1600. Quality mem from a good company. Easy to fit mem coolers/fans easy

Cons: none

Pros: Performance is solid. Supports the Intel XMP profile on my ASUS mother board. Bought to add to the existing 6 GB I had when I built the machine a little over a year ago. Price now is a third of what it was then.

Cons: One of the sticks is DOA. I prefer that over flaky!

Other Thoughts: I have never had bad RAM from Kingston professionally or personally so I only knocked out one egg, it happens to everybody.

I am doing a cross ship RMA through Kingston and will see how that goes.

Pros: Bought when it was $80 and now it is half of that!!! Thinking of buying more!!! :)
Gateway FX6800-01e

Cons: None

Pros: The memory is solid in that it is well priced, and the performance is solid out of the box without tweaking. I made no changes to voltage or otherwise and it produces at the level I expected.

Cons: Perhaps there are better values in the 1866 range and up now, however the point is moot if the board you are working with doesn't go past 1600.

Pros: Looks cool in my case , very quick , affordable perfect for any gamer

Cons: none

Pros: System recognized it at advertised speeds and each pair at dual-channel. Fits on my mobo (ASUS M4A89TD PRO/USB3) which has very close-together memory slots, so the heat-spreaders aren't too big and gaudy. Price is better than right.

Cons: I had to buy two packs of three because they didn't come in a set of 4. This is not really a con IMHO because at roughly $10 a stick and having two extra just in case...

Other Thoughts: Make sure this RAM is compatible with your mobo by checking your mobo site. I haven't OC'd these yet. The blue color didn't match either blue on my board but they still look nice. I was surprised that this memory scored a higher WEI than anything in my system, including the AMD 975 Black.

Pros: This is some pretty solid (and cheap!) RAM. I'm a Linux user/developer, and I run virtual machines while compiling code. This RAM was always solid for me. I'm now selling it, but it's been good stuff.

Cons: It's ~$20 cheaper than when I purchased it 9 months ago. D'oh!

Pros: (purchased from another retailer)
Works perfectly, just as advertised. Recognized by windows immediately.

Cheap, but that is expected these days.

Cons: No cons.

Other Thoughts: I bought this as an upgrade to an existing 6gb gskill kit. Bios adjusts timings to match, so there are no compatibility issues. You may encounter limitations if heavily overclocking.

There is little reason to choose one brand over another provided that the frequency, timings and "cooling capacity" are the same, unless you prefer other brands. This one is, for the time being, one of the cheapest 6gb kits available.