CORSAIR XMS3 6GB (3 x 2GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1333 (PC3 10666) Triple Channel Kit Desktop Memory Model TR3X6G1333C9

Pros: Not a single problem with it so far. I am still reading 6142MB of memory, which is 5.99GB.
Still running flawlessly, even after all these years. I use my PC everyday and game on it, so it has been under pressure all this time, and I rarely shut my PC off.
Great memory, I highly suggest it. It is worth the price.

Cons: Nothing I can think of. I have not had a single issue after 4 years.

Pros: Works well

Cons: None I can think of.

Other Thoughts: I've used these in an I7 920 build I did years ago, and they've served me well ever since. Recently I've used them while waiting on my ram to be delivered on my 3820 build and they've worked fine.

Pros: Bought at 40$, Great overall RAM. Had my first set in my computer for over 5 years and just added another set. hoping to get a good long life out of the second set as well.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: MSI x 58 Platnium MB
12 GBs Corsair XMS3 1333 DDR3 (6x2GB)
EVGA GTX 660 FTW Signature 2
I7 920 Bloomfield @ 2.77
stock clock (or factory overclock)

Pros: Not an over-clocking person, but i've had no issues with this ram

Cons: none

Pros: Great RAM. Fast and reliable.

Cons: They were very expensive when I first bought them but now are dirt cheap.

Pros: This RAM looks cool, which is not something you always get with RAM this cheap.
This RAM stays cool, even when overclocking
Overclocks easily. I've gotten this RAM overclocked near 1800 before having any issues. Currently running at 1600 with no problems whatsoever.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: Using on an Intel DX58SO, this RAM is great!

Pros: perfect with my i7-950. very little problems while installing

Cons: have to adjust the speed in the bios

Pros: Still working fine in my OCed I7920 @ 4ghz and 5870s xfire

Cons: One stick died a year ago, had it replaced with the warrenty in 7 days!

Other Thoughts: I just wanted to recap. 3 years ago I bought this ram for my I7 920 build. I cant believe the price drop I paid $154 for this very same kit.

Still this memory is very good. I also run a corsair PSU. There reliability is unmatched and they honor there warranties haste.

Thanks Corsair!

Pros: Can't get better than XMS3. Before my jump to DDR3 I only used CORSAIR XMS2 RAM. Nostalgic to keep the dream going.

Plug and play = no hassles. Reliable. Heat shield. CHEAP COST.

My computer is ALWAYS running. It only manually shuts down once in two weeks. These sticks have been working SUPERBLY in an Antec 300 case with only three stock fans everyday for the last year.

Cons: I SHOULD HAVE WAITED A YEAR TO PURCHASE THESE!

Other Thoughts: I remember buying these last year when they skyrocketed over $100. Now they're a measly $30 for a set? I'm tempted to buy another just to fill in the last three slots... but what would I need 12gb for? Highly recommended.

Pros: Corsair has always been a go-to company for me when it comes to Memory. The XMS series have never let me down in the performance per dollar aspect. Great RAM

Cons: Did not come with a $5 foot long.