CORSAIR 1GB (2 x 512MB) 184-Pin DDR SDRAM DDR 400 (PC 3200) Dual Channel Kit Desktop Memory Model VS1GBKIT400

Pros: very suitable for most practical applications, including gaming. easily recognized by any BIOS.

Cons: can't really think of any other than it might not be the best memory for SLI-supported boards.

Overall Review: I bought this memory to compare against higher-end memories. easily pushed the FSB to 235 using a software utility on several different board manufacturers.

Pros: Great ram for upgrading older systems. I installed this on an Asus P4C800E Deluxe mb and boosted my total memory from 1GB to 2GB. The existing memory was Kingston HyperX PC3500, and I was a little concerned whether it would be compatible. So to test it I overclocked both the CPU and memory by 10% and ran memtest86 for approx 18 hours with zero errors. I then ran Prime95 for approx 24 hours (more of a CPU test but still tests memory) with no errors. I left everything at a 10% overclock and it has been running rock stable for over a week of heavy use. Overall a good solid choice at a great price.

Cons: None, considering you would only buy this to upgrade an older system.

Overall Review: This is a good price for DDR ram so get these while you still can.

Pros: Memory came when expected, doesn't make my computer crash (yet), running at the advertised timings

Cons: Has 925 errors on my computer with memtest86, and I'm returning it. Seemed to work a little better running single channel, but it's supposed to be dual channel memory.

Overall Review: Seems like good memory, and I hope all I have is 2 faulty sticks.

Pros: One stick works great.

Cons: One stick doesn't work. Computer wouldn't boot or show video until the bad module was removed.

Overall Review: This is the first time I've had a problem with Corsair but reading the reviews now it seems that this is becomming a recurring thing. Newegg has always been the best and this is the first time I have to actually RMA something but I'm not worried cause it's Newegg.

Pros: After nearly two years at DDR 420 and 2.8 volts this DDR 400 ValueRAM is still 100%. Runs cool despite overclock and overvolt. Easily the best value in DDR 400. Runs 2 2 2 5 timings in 1T at 2.8 without a prob.

Cons: None

Overall Review: I have 4 of these on my P4P800SE at DDR 420 running 24/7. Supports my highly overclocked P4 3.0E (4205mhz) witout a hitch.

Pros: Cheap and reliable. Corsair works and when it doesnt, they take care of it. Period.

Cons: It isnt sparkly purple with strobe lights and unicorns to make everyday systems look like expensive mod units.

Overall Review: Corsair fan since 99 and only had to return 1 stick of RAM so far.

Pros: The module that is not broken is running well

Cons: I received a bad module, after running some memory test it was obviously a problem with the module as it was writing the same incorrect bit over and over.

Overall Review: The memory is a great value when working. This bad memory module destroyed my operating system by writing incorrect bits while in use. Lesson learned, always run a memory test with your upgraded ram before booting into your OS. Surprisingly enough, Microsoft offers a very nice low level memory testing utility to diagnose these sorts of problems.

Pros: Performance

Cons: Received 1 out of the 4 sticks that failed MemtTest 86

Overall Review: ~~Best Bang for My Dollars~~ Abit KN8 SLI AMD Athlon 64 3200+ Venice Corsair 2GB PC3200 Value RAM Hitachi 80GB SATA II XFX 7800GT NEC 3540a DVD/CD-RW Antec True Power2 TPII-430 / bought locally Enlight EN-7250 Case / bought locally 3D Mark 2005 ~ 7100 Sandra 2005 memory bandwidth ~ 4700MB/s BF2 1600x1200 on Ultra High settings Plays like a dream.