Pareema 4GB (2 x 2GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1333 (PC3 10600) Desktop Memory Model MD313C80809L2

Pros: Cheap and worked just as RAM should.

Cons: None.

Other Thoughts: Bought this for a budget build for my parents. Works as expected.

Pros: Run's at correct speed, compact sticks. For the price you can't do better

Cons: None

Pros: Cheap as hell, works as advertised.

Cons: Looks like cheap ram (though it works as good as name brand)

Other Thoughts: If you need 1333HMz ram, go for this. Do not second guess it. Just click the buy button.

Pros: I wanted to 'celebrate' moving to a 64 Bit OS (Win 7) by adding some memory. This is no-name brand memory that has worked flawlessly in my tower.

If this memory meets your technical specs, you'll be pleased with the results. I added 4 GB of this to my tower and it screams along with the other memory just fine.

Cons: None.

Pros: Works as advertised, no errors found. Have bought a few of these kits, all were OK.

Cons: none

Pros: Ordered 8 months ago and still working, no error, and everything worked on boot.

Cons: The name sounds kinda funny.

Other Thoughts: This was the cheapest DDR3 1333 kit at the time and the same price as the name brand 1066, so i went with this.

Pros: It didn't break. It was VERY cheap. It performed as needed. Really couldn't want much more. Solid RAM.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: It's nothing special, but nothing bad enough to deduct an egg.

Pros: The price is very good and the performance is exactly what it should be for this speed/timing combination.

Cons: No cons.

Other Thoughts: No need to spend more money for a basic 2x2 RAM kit, also the sticks I got came with green PCBs if that matters.

Pros: Passed 8 straight weekly windows memory diagnostic tests. Those tests are all it requires for 5 eggs, its only a 19 dollar product after all.

Cons: Too small to use as a weapon in hand to hand combat.

Other Thoughts: NOTE: I haven't tested it with other memory diagnostics software.

Pros: runs and acts like the more expensive sticks
runs XMP
standard height and doesn't interfere with CPU coolers like TX3 and similar
1.5V as proclaimed

Cons: 4GB kits are becoming obsolete..

Other Thoughts: were at a point in time where 8GB might be the norm now and 4GB kits are for builds and/or emergency purposes.