Pros: Works as advertised better than OCZ.

Cons: None.

Pros: Works flawlessly and was recognized correctly on an Asus P6X58D-E, a reason I have used only XMS RAM in my systems for 10 years or so.

Cons: It would be nice if Corsair threw in an XMS sticker or something.

Other Thoughts: The first three timing values are equal; 7-7-7-20. This is nice when you have/want to manually assign the RAM timings. Some manufacturers swap the second and third values, this doesn't matter if they're the same.

Pros: This RAM can be OC to 1800 or 2000 with 7.7.7 and not over heat i have no fan on my been OC ing them for mounts now i got them for 200.00 been wainting for the price to go back so i can buy a nuther set but they have not

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: some would say the price is a conn but you r geting some of the best very good RAM Love them

Pros: Worked like the specs without a hitch.

Cons: None.

Other Thoughts: Wish the prices where lower, we are paying around one hundred more than someone did back in june of 09.

Pros: Three sticks with no DOAs. No errors, no problems of any kind. Paid a little more for slightly lower latency, and I'm happy with it.

Cons: 50 bucks more than some other 6 GB sets.

Other Thoughts: Is it really worth 50 bucks to get the latency down from 9 to 7? I don't know. Would you ever notice it? Probably not. But at least you'll have bragging rights :)

Pros: Fast and 7.8 on windows index with XMP profile

Cons: None, they work like they are supposed to.

Other Thoughts: Expensive. I have been watching these momory prices just keep rising.

Pros: Excellent performace RAM. Got mine to just over 1800 at 8-8-8-24-2T timings and passed 3D Mark. Stable, no trouble memory. XMP profiles work as well. Used Asus P6TD.

Cons: Cost is a bit on the high side.

Pros: Works great! Running at 1600 with 7-7-7-20-88-1T timings.

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: I used these to replace the dominator version that were not working.

Pros: Put 6 sticks (12Gig) of this into a EVGA X58 with I7 975 and clocked it to 7-7-7-20 at 1.5v right from the start. No performance or reliability issues at all. Gotta love Corsair.

Cons: They may seem pricey, but for the speed and size - not all that bad. At 1.65v they do run a bit hot, especially in a limited airflow environment. Even at the cooler 1.5v I dedicated a 40mm fan to the sticks to protect the investment.

Other Thoughts: The Corsair website, though not the greatest for finding info, has more detailed timing and voltage information than what comes in the package.

Pros: As advertised, will run 7-7-7-20 1T at 1600MHz on an x58 platform. I'm currently running an i7 920 at 4.2GHz (Asus P6T Deluxe V2) and have the memory running running right along with a 2:8 ratio (800 x 2) with 1.64v.

Cons: DDR3 costs have risen significantly over the past 6 weeks. I paid much less for this memory when I first purchased it. But this is the case with all memory.