CORSAIR XMS2 2GB (2 x 1GB) DDR2 800 (PC2 6400) Dual Channel Kit Desktop Memory Model TWIN2X2048-6400

Pros: Good when paired,Had 1 pair of 2x1024.

Cons: Bought 1 more pair but only shows 3.25 gb. If I run each pair seperatly they both show 2gb

Overall Review: system asus p5n32-e sli,4gb ram, 850w ps, 8800gtx card, e6700 duo core

Pros: My BIOS defaulted to 533 and 5-5-5-18, but it was a quick and easy manual fix to make it run as advertised. If you want an overclocking champ, shell out the extra dough and get one of the low latency versions. If you want an absolutely rock-stable system, get this and run it at its intended settings.

Cons: None that I have found.

Overall Review: Don't let a few bad experiences sway your decision. Look at the reputation of Corsair and the overwhelming amount of positive reviews both here on the Egg and elsewhere on the web, and make your own decision. Personally, Corsair has always been worth the investment for me.

Pros: Worked flawlessly with recommended timings.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: I paired this memory with my Intel D975XBX mother board, as recommended by Corsair. Problem with setting memory timings in BIOS 1009 resolved by rolling back to BIOS 908.

Pros: Very fast ram. Running at 4-4-4-12 at 1.9v Read the CON!

Cons: I honestly think the packaging that comes in the box with this RAM is what is causing the DOA. Mine were packaged with packaging peanuts and the static was unbelivable. It is the first thing I thought of when I read so many of the DOA reviews. Do yourself a favor and do not open these near those peanuts if yours comes with them. I also made sure I had not static in my body whatsoever. There are lots of people having a bad experience with these though, so maybe lots of them are just bad? Mine are working perfect!

Overall Review: Built a nice system formyself and got this RAM becuase of the P5B Deluxe being able to boot them up with no problems. It will boot them at 5-5-5-18, so just go into bios and change them if you have the P5B Deluxe. P5B Deluxe, E6600, Corsair PC6400 XMS2, EVGA 8800 GTS - Couldn't be more happy!

Pros: Just great, everything you've already read, or should read..

Cons: quite expensive. I bought, slightly before Core 2 and socket am2 for AMD. so the price was subsantially lower, with a hefty rebate.

Overall Review: soo, people with the 500 series chipsets on gigabyte boards... when you first boot up, the RAM will probaby be set to 5-5-5-18 with 1.8v i made the mistake of setting to 5-5-5-12, without raising the voltage to 1.9v. my comp kept crashing during the format while installing windows. so save yourself the time, frustation, or maybe even RMA'ing the sticks or mobo cause i think they're bad. remember 1.9v!!! i run the GA-59SLI-S5 board, flawless with these sticks. Also on these gigabyte boards, you can only access the advanced setting through some key combo like Crtl + F1, im not exactly sure, but you can look it up in your manuel. my friends has the same sticks but with a GA-57SLI-S4, his sticks ran at 667, so, just do some similar stuff and adjust RAM clock, and you should be good to go P.S. if you are putting together your own computer, you really should know this stuff already.... but for first timers, or just not as experienced, here you go... good luck, NICE RAM

Comments: With an Asus P5WD2 motherboard, filling all 4 slots with this memory will result in a no boot situation. 2 slots works, be sure to check the qualified vendor list for your motherboard.

Pros: I bought this memory for my new ASUS M2N-SLI Deluxe Socket AM2 NVIDIA nForce 570 SLI Motherboard. I was worried that It was not listed as the qualified memory, But it works great. The motherboard showed the correct speed and timing for this memory on my first boot!

Cons: Price! Although the rebate will help...

Overall Review: My system is AMD X2 4600 AM2, ASUS M2N-SLI Deluxe, 2 Gig Corsair DDR2 800, eVGA 7900 GT

Pros: Fast memory.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: Ran memtestx86 for 9 hours with the mobo default timings of 5-5-5-18. Changed timings to 4-4-4-12 (no voltage change), and ran memtest x86+ for 24 hours. No errors in either run. For those of you having problems with dead sticks, are you making sure you are in a static-safe environment? These are matched pairs, which means Corsair should be running them in the factory together. These things probably have incredibly small-scale architecture, and I imagine they are highly susceptable (sp?) to static discharge. I used a cheap disposable wrist-strap when setting up my PC. It's worth the couple bucks if it means I don't destroy my components.