BUFFALO Select 1GB (2 x 512MB) 184-Pin DDR SDRAM DDR 400 (PC 3200) Dual Channel Kit Desktop Memory Model DD4002-KS1G/BR

Pros: works great in my Sony RB36 desktop which uses an Intel D915GAV motherboard

Cons: none so far

Pros: Runs at listed speed, without any noticeable errors.

Cons: None that I have noticed.

Overall Review: According to my copy of CPU-Z, the latency stats on this memory are 2.5 clocks CAS, 3 clocks RAS/CAS delay and RAS precharge, 8 clocks cycle time, and 11 clocks bank time. Not that I know what any of that means.

Pros: Cheap, dual channel, does its rated speed with no problems.

Cons: Couldn't get both sticks to run in my Epox board, DOES NOT overclock well at all.

Overall Review: Thanks Newegg!

Pros: Works great, low price, great value.

Cons: It does exactly what I need it to do, not having a heatsink isn't a con, it's something I was aware of when I purchased it.

Overall Review: Normally I use Coarse Air, but I took a chance on Buffalo because I wanted something inexpensive for a christmas present PC build. This stuff works great. What more can I ask for? Foxconn NF4SK8AA motherboard, Athlon 64 3700 skt 939, BFG GeForce 7900, 1 gig Buffalo PC3200. Stable, runs great, couldn't be more satisfied.

Pros: Using a pak of this in an EPoX P4M8oo VIA chipset board with a P4 3.0E 478pin and a BFG 7600GS-512DDR2 8X AGP card. All is good. Smooth little machine, good with pictures, video, burning DVD-CD's, Play Halo, Q4 online without lag AND GREAT SPEED. cpu AT 3.17 AND rAM AT ddr 440. I like it.

Cons: NONE whatsoever

Overall Review: Dependable. Affordable.

Pros: It works just fine. Like all ram, simple to install and bios picked it up right off the bat.

Cons: Ummm, I'm thinkig .... ummm .... guess there isn't any cons

Overall Review: My 2nd build, building an econo box and this stuff was cheap and does a great job.

Pros: NO ERRORS at ALL in MemTest nor Windows Memory Diag's. That's a GOOD thing. Stable too. Mine had Micron chips. Buffalo's site says they can have Micron, Samsung or Hynix.

Cons: Poor performance, apparently flaky SPD chip, and not even Buffalo know what the COMPLETE memory timings are!

Overall Review: Benchmark programs report it at running at only 166mhz instead of 200mhz (yes, it's set correctly in the BIOS). So its low performance in benchmarks is either due to it really running at only 166mhz, or, it's just "slow" memory. Most new mobos' BIOS' have many other settings other than CAS (CL). Buffalo doesn't even know what they are! So you have to set this area in a mobo's BIOS to Auto, and I fear that will not be correct since the "SPD" tab on programs like AIDA32, CPUz, etc., are grayed out! They can't even read the modules' SPD chip specs. (Mobo was a Biostar P4M80-M7, VIA P4M800 chipset).

Pros: It does what's supposed to do. For fairly cheap ram, it's a good deal

Cons: Can't see any

Overall Review: Can't go wrong.