G.SKILL Trident 4GB (2 x 2GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 2000 (PC3 16000) Desktop Memory Model F3-16000CL9D-4GBTD

Pros: Specs sound good seems to be overall satisfaction about the product.

Cons: It has been ETA'd a couple of times and there is never any stock on this product I have an asus p7p55d-e I need this memory no one else has it nor carries it.
This is getting ridiculous :(

Other Thoughts: Try ordering more than one so others can partake on this great product.

Manufacturer Response:

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Dear Customer

We apologize for the incovenience. High performance specification chips are low in quantity, so production may not always be consistent. We can only create more based on our supply of high performance chips; if a chip can almost pass for DDR3-2000 CL9, we will still not use it because you are paying for the rated specifications and "almost" isn't good enough. So when you see a good kit for sale, make sure you purchase it immediately because it can be out of stock in the next minute.

Thank you
GSKILL SUPPORT

Quality and customer service are our top priorities.

Tech Support Email: ustech@gskillusa.com
RMA Dept Email: rma@gskillusa.com
G.Skill Forum: http://www.gskill.us/forum/

Pros: great service very fast delivery

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: I was just wondering if these will work on a rampage 3 formula MB, i ended up getting these on the mail and on it said engineered specifically for a lga1156 intel.

Manufacturer Response:

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Dear Customer

Thank you for your G.Skill purchase and review. These will work with your motherboard, but since there are only two modules, they will not operate in triple channel. The triple channel motherboard you have requires 3 or 6 modules for optimum performance. The memory package you should have purchased is the G.Skill F3-16000CL9T-6GBTD. That is one of our most popular performance triple channel kits. If you have any further questions or issues, please don't hesitate to contact us directly.

Thank you
GSKILL SUPPORT

Quality and customer service are our top priorities.

Tech Support Email: ustech@gskillusa.com
RMA Dept Email: rma@gskillusa.com
G.Skill Forum: http://www.gskill.us/forum/

Pros: Fast, High Quality, Best RAM available.
I'm not a guru when it comes to memory overclocking, but when I got my new processor G.Skill support helped me clock my processor and RAM that same day. I've been purchasing G Skill RAM for about three years, and I have never once regretted a purchase.

Cons: no

Other Thoughts: Trust G Skill, and the many many Newegg customers who are telling you to buy this RAM.

Pros: Extremely high quality. Great price. High performance. Heat spreaders do a good job dissipating heat. No need for a RAM cooler (none at all) but if you do get one this memory will run very cool.

Cons: None.

Other Thoughts: What you usually pay for when it comes to what most people consider the "best" memory available is the name. This RAM is super fast and you pay less than for the top brand names which have similar or worse performance. G-skill is quality. You won't regret buying this memory.

Pros: I read a few reviews stating these wouldn't work with my ASUS motherboard but I haven't run into any problems. They must have updated bios and fixed the problem because these run great. Haven't messed with settings yet though so I'm running at 1333.

Cons: None yet.

Other Thoughts: I was thinking about getting cheaper RAM but I'm very glad I spent the extra 30 bucks.

Pros: Runs very cool and stable, though I do not have it running at rated speed with current mobo. Very fast, was able to gain .1 Windows7 (now 7.4 from 7.3) rating by just dropping this in. Super fast shipping thanks to the egg!

Cons: Price is a bit high but it is high performance RAM so guess that is to be expected.

Other Thoughts: Purchased for an older EVGA 790i board and am currently running it at 1600. I went for a higher rating RAM to kind of future-proof for the next mobo purchase. At the current rating I am able to get it set at 7-7-7-21 @ 1.65v with no trouble and it is the coolest thing in the box. Will likely get another set for 8GB total soon.

Pros: I'll be honest. I bought them because of looks. Got a new Asus Crosshair IV setup and these matched the board well. Says "Designed for Pentium bla bla bla" so I was a little wary, but quite satisfied with the performance in my AMD machine.

Overclocked at a variety of frequencies and remained stable. Easily breezed past a 25% OC. These stay cool even without a fan and I'm looking forward to pushing the limits.

Cons: Too pretty - I've had this system for less than 48 hours and have cleaned it 3 times...looks like I have a new hobby. Glad I have my own compressor or I'd be wasting a lot of money on canned air.

Other Thoughts: I was on the fence whether to buy one or two sets of this ram. After flipping back and forth I chanced to click the 'order' button while 2 sets were in my cart. I had buyer's remorse for the 6 it took for Newegg to get my stuff to my door, then everything arrived...buyer's remorse gone.

Pros: *Performance*
1800mhz at 5-7-5-16! Guys, look at the performance I'm getting out of this thing in the "Other Thoughts" section below. I am consistently surprised at how easily, and to what extremes, this thing overclocks. And the performance, even when compared to the advanced users on Overclock.net, is stellar.

*Price*
Given the ridiculous capabilities of this ram, the price it is listen at is fantastic.

Cons: *Size - This isn't the biggest complaint in the world, especially because so much ram now days has this same problem, but the heat spreaders can get in the way. With my Noctua U12P CPU heatsink installed, I can't use the first ram slot. But, again, not the biggest deal in the world there are other slots available. And you can actually find these puppies at 2x4gb now, so you'd really only need 2 slots if 8gb is your goal.

Other Thoughts: *Settings And Performance*
Speed: 1800mhz !
Uncore: 18x !
Latency: 5-7-5-16-1N ! ! !
VRam: 1.66
VTT: Within .35 of VRam

1800mhz at 5-7-5! Yes, I could push it even more and get 2000mhz out of it plus an even higher uncore. But it would seem to require a bit more than 1.66 VRam so I've left it as is. Not to mention, at 1800mhz (which is high already) I've achieved SUPER TIGHT LATENCY! In fact, I bet I could go even lower with some of those latencies...

Passed 1.5 hours of Prime95 testing + Intel Burn Test at maximum stress and 5 rounds. I'm currently performing MemTest to futher proof these settings.

Motherboard: Asus PX58D Premium
CPU: Intel i7 930 (Overclock to 4.2ghz)
Case: NZXT Tempest Evo (with fan upgrades)

Pros: Achieves rated 2000 speed at reasonable cost

Cons: Had to set settings into BIOS manually to achieve stability at top rated speed

Pros: So far so good, looks great

Cons: Kinda heavy, and pricey

Other Thoughts: Have 8 gigs of this, in my asus crosshair 4 formula board, oc'd to 2000 MHz ez mode with this board, seems to be stable