CORSAIR Vengeance 16GB (4 x 4GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1600 (PC3 12800) Desktop Memory Model CML16GX3M4A1600C9B

Pros: Great ram, fits under my CPU cooler works great.

Cons: none

Pros: 16GB of RAM for under $100.00
Good Speed
Corsair Warranty

Cons: After 9 months of frequent use, 1 of the 4 sticks have died. Corsair offers a great warranty though, and had to RMA the stick and got a replacement back within a week.

Other Thoughts: RAM was not overclocked.

Pros: Good ram. Fast and reliable. Buy it now.

Cons: none

Pros: Reasonable price, stays cool

Cons: Needs 1.65V to run stably, not 1.5V as specified

Other Thoughts: This RAM is very nice, but it does NOT work at 1.5V. If you use a Dell Optiplex 7010 like I do (which only supports 1.5V), then you will have lots of BSODs and other problems.

This RAM requires 1.65V, and it's not the NewEgg website that's wrong - the manufacturer claims it's 1.5V, and it's not. So be careful.

Presumably if you have a motherboard that can support 1.65V, it would be a good purchase.

Pros: easy to plug into motherboard, looks cool, great value

Cons: Every since I've owned this memory I have received the BSOD over and over and over again but just now realized that it's the memory that is causing it.

Pros: Installed on Asus Sabertooth 990FX R2.0, detected on first boot, been running great ever since. No errors, and its pretty fast. The low profile heatsinks easily allowed for installation of my Noctua NH-D14 cooler.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: Cooler Master 690 Advanced II
AMD FX-8350 (OC to 4.4Ghz)
Corsair Vengeance 16GB (4x4GB) 1600Mhz
Sapphire Radeon HD 7950 3GB
Crucial M4 256GB SSD (x2)
PC Power & Cooling Silencer MkII 950 Watt

Pros: Cheap, nice looking profile

Cons: Looks aren't everything...Received several BSODs because of this memory...I've ran many memtest (Memtest+86 4.20) and so much red....I thought it was my MOBO, but I stuck my old corsair XM3 ram in and no errors smh.

Other Thoughts: I've read the other reviews on this product and thought I should have went with the G.Skill ram in the first place.

Pros: Powered right up.. all 4 sticks working great.

Cons: No cons as of yet.

Pros: Not too expensive for what you get.
I bought two sets and my system was flying in any application with my ASRock X79 Extreme9 and I7 -3820.

Cons: Didn't last a full 6 months.
This is the first stick of ram I've had fail in many years of system building.
I use the system everyday. Today my system goes into standby and won't turn back on.
Hangs at error 69 - initializing the North Bridge during post.
Checked every stick or ram by installing them in pairs until I hit the pair that didn't post. Then I swapped the sticks with one that works.
Yep bad stick. Now I'm down 8 gigs of ram because my system has to have dual channels. And I'll be down the full 16gigs since I have to wait on an RMA from Corsair because it is part of a kit.

Quality control at Corsair must be slipping these days.

RAM wasn't even overclocked. My system has been running at stock speeds the whole time.

Other Thoughts: I've been building computers since 1998.

Pros: Its fast as long as it works. Its cheap

Cons: Quality is questionable, I have never had memory go bad on me before. I have build dozens of machines and this was the first time memory went bad after a couple of months of usage.