Joined on 06/17/05
This memory Rocks!

Pros: The ram is installed in a mildly overclocked system running 12 hours a day for the past six months. Absolutely no problems!
Cons: None
PNY Product Support is an issue

Pros: It works as advertised as long as it works. This one worked for six months.
Cons: The display ports expired leaving a single monitor video card. Still no response from PNY after three days and two RMA requests.
It's quiet and works as advertised

Pros: It works as expected
Overall Review: Corsair makes well engineered products. This is recommended for those looking to minimize hastles during the life of the computer. I just ordered a second one for a friend's new build.
It's a little more expensive but I purchased it for it's reputation for durability.

Pros: I'l be using this enclosure to back up images onto a SSD on photo trips. Durability is a huge plus.
Cons: It's a little larger than competitor's products but provide mechanical protection from unplanned bumps.
Overall Review: Recommended. I'll probably purchase another for a second backup drive.
Charger works as expected

Pros: It charges the batteries
Cons: None
Overall Review: A different brand charger died after several years. This is a replacement charger.
Product Improvement Required

Pros: Attractive Design
Cons: Only USB 2 throughput Not totally compatible with windows 7
Overall Review: After calling Drobo, I loaded two 6 terrabyte drives in the Drobo. That went well. Three items prompt the 1 star review. 1. Windows claims 15.9 TB capacity. It should claim less then 6 TB capacity. Clearly the Drobo firmware doesn't understand the windows interface. This product was released more than a year ago. This should have been fixed long ago. 2. The USB 3.0 specification supports transfer speeds up to 625 MB/s. The Drobo, as configured, supports only 40 MB/s. That is not what I purchased! Other reviewer's have reported drive incompatibility issues. This, again, links to a Drobo firmware or design issue. I see no reason to purchase different drives in the perhaps vain attempt for better throughput. 3. There are many other sour reviews echoing my sentiments. So rather than waste more time and money on a poorly designed device, I'll simply sell it and move on.