ADATA 4GB (2 x 2GB) 240-Pin DDR2 SDRAM DDR2 800 (PC2 6400) Dual Channel Kit Desktop Memory Model AD2U800B2G5-DRH

Pros: High quality/reliability, overclockablitlity, heat spreader...the main things you want. Installed them 3 years ago and no problems.

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: I use what works, Kingston and Corsair are obvious leaders with memory for name recognition. If you just want what works and not pay a premium for a name, get these

Pros: whats fine no issues in over 3yrs

Cons: none

Pros: Ok!

Cons: None!

Other Thoughts: None!

Pros: It's RAM & it works!

Cons: None!

Other Thoughts: None!

Pros: Lasts a long time
Works fine, no definite memory errors
Booted up fine with problems

Cons: It could be malfunctioning now, but I'm too lazy to run enough memtest passes to be sure. I occasionally get random BSODs with different error codes but I haven't been able to isolate the problem.

Other Thoughts: I bought 4 of these 2GB sticks for 8 GB of memory in 2010, and they are still working properly.

Pros: My Adata stick were defective and they did honor their service and sent me new ones. I would of reviewed this model but I got the non-cooler version.

Recently my stick failed and I contacted product support they are quick to respond.

Cons: Except for the stick failing I have to say the support is top-notch if for some reason they do not honor my rma request this bundle sounds tempting.

Other Thoughts: There has been some grumbling about support but I do find they are quick to respond back and so far my own experience has been positive.

Pros: I've bought two pairs of these in the past year to bump up some older systems I have to 8GB to run Win7 Ult 64bit and Windows Server 2008R2. Very stable, very solid. I don't game or over clock on those systems so I can't speak to that.

Cons: a of the four sticks one was back and caused constant blue screen of death in any system I put it in. See other thoughts for RMA details

Other Thoughts: In one system mem-test86 said it was fine. In another system mem-test86 identified the errors. I contacted ADATA per the RMA process. Paid to mail back the memory. They sent me a new stick to replace the failed one (single dimm in new packaging). The whole process took a little less than to weeks. I would definitely buy again.

Pros: Good solid RAM. Extremely reliable. I maxed out my mobo with 4 sticks & WHOA!! Exactly what the doctor ordered!! Makes my low end mobo act like a mid range monster along with a NviDia GEforce GTX 550 Ti card!! Wasn't sure about the name & I waited a while before posting a review, but this is good stuff newegg!!

Cons: None

Pros: I just took this RAM out of my computer because it was slowing my computer down and causing crashes... That doesn't sound like a pro... but consider this: I bought it in March 2008. 4 1/2 years is freaking great, especially considering it was overclocked to 1066 for a year

Cons: None. I guess it wasn't DDR3.... but how is that a complaint?

Other Thoughts: I know you can't buy it anymore, but it says a lot about the brand

Pros: Status: Satisfied customer. Running 24/7 & still going strong.
Ownership: May, 2009. (3 years, 3 months+).
Note: Overclock extensively tested for stability, 3 years ago.

Memory: 8GB (4x2GB) ADATA DDR2 800 (PC2 6400)
Frequency: 984MHz (492MHz 1:2)
Voltage: 1.95V
Reference clock: 246.00
Channels: Dual, (Unganged)
Timings: 5-5-5-18-24
CAS# latency (CL): 5.0
RAS# to CAS# D.(tRCD): 5.0
RAS# Precharge (tRP): 5.0
Cycle Time (tRAS): 18
Bank Cycle Time (tRC): 24
Memory stable below 1000MHz, runs warm, not hot.

Processor: AMD Phenom Quad-Core 9950 BE (Agena)
Clock: 246.00
Multiplyer: 12.0
Speed: 2951.72MHz (245.98 x 12.0)
Core Voltage: 1.328V
Temps (air, upgraded): 35C idle, 42C load
Processor stable at 2964MHz & below.

Motherboard: GIGABYTE GA-MA790X-UD4P
NB: 1967.81MHz
HT: 1967.81MHz
NB & HT Mutiplyer: 8
NB Voltage: 1.3V
SB Voltage: 1.3V
HT Voltage: 1.325V
System (Mobo) runs cool at current voltages. Case well-ventilated.

Cons: Memory unstable nearing 1066MHz.
Processor unstable above 2975MHz.