CORSAIR XMS3 6GB (3 x 2GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1333 (PC3 10666) Triple Channel Kit Desktop Memory Model TR3X6G1333C9

Pros: Product works very well. I have no complaints at all with the preformance.

Cons: As far as the product is concerned no cons, but the mail in rebate is a scam!!! It has been over 10 weeks since I mail in the rebate info and have still not recieved my money. I mailed in other rebates on other products and got the money with the time frame they said, but not Corsair. I also bought a CORSAIR CMPSU-650TX 650W that had rebate money and have not recieved it yet either. So don't count on getting any money back from Corsair. That's why I rated it so low.

Pros: Fast, reliable, huge amount of space, and stable. I have these things running at 1400 something MHz, with timings at 8-8-8-24. I couldn't be happier with the choice I made.

Cons: Was $180 when I bought these in late January '09, but now look how far these things have dropped.

Overall Review: I'll probably buy another set just to decrease my latencies and create a bigger pipeline for information to travel. Not that I need the extra space, but with the price it's at why not?

Pros: Great ram for an intro price and one of the only triple channel sets out right now. Very stable with an I7 920, clocks and works great right out of the box.

Cons: Current cost.

Pros: Great memory stilll after over a year of ownership

Cons: Had one stick die, but corsair RMA it very quickly

Overall Review: When I bought 6 gigs of ram I paid $150, now its over 200 dollars. What up with the price increase?

Pros: FAST!

Cons: was 100 bucks last year in may...

Overall Review: wouldnt buy knowing i got it for 100 along time ago!

Pros: Booted straight up, no errors on memtest. Operating at 8/8/8/19 without overclocking at 1.5 v...liked that

Cons: None really.

Overall Review: Will likely buy another set someday...thanks corsair, and thanks newegg. :)

Pros: Compatible with picky motherboards (Asus P6T V2) but that's a whole different review. One of three sticks worked perfectly.

Cons: After about a week one stick wasn't even recognized by the system. The other stick of ram would be recognized by the Bios about 25% of the time. It caused constant blue screen of deaths in Windows 7. I ran memtest on it and it failed immediately. Corsair wants all three sticks back for an RMA since it was purchased in a kit. It is an inconvenience to be without a computer that I depend on for work and school for two weeks. Based on the other reviews of this product, it is clear that they need to take more frequent samples.

Overall Review: The ram is configured at the factory specified voltage and recommended timing. The computer seems fast enough for what I do so I didn't feel the need to overclock anything.

Pros: Bought 2 sets for a grand total of 12 GB of memory for a workstation performing long-winded molecular dynamics simulations. I have had this memory in for 2-3 weeks, with 13-15 simulations running simultaneously and nearly consistently through the entire 2-3 weeks I mentioned. No problems thus far and the heat spreaders are definitely a life saver because of the set-up of my motherboard, which essentially sees hot air from the processor and heat sink being pushed right over the memory modules. I have an OCZ memory fan hovering just above as well to blow some air around between the sticks. Performance is about what I expected, however, reliability was highest on my list of priorities for the RAM I would go with. If the computer craps out on you, you lose data, which means you wasted your time... wasting time won't get you grants.

Cons: My only complaint about using so much RAM is that the modules are in such close proximity to one another, which may/may not cancel out any heat spreading benefit the added spreaders apply--hence use of the overhead fan... and a house fan blowing directly in the case (side panel removed). This is more of a motherboard layout issue however and so will not affect my rating for the product.