Crucial 2GB (2 x 1GB) 184-Pin DDR SDRAM DDR 400 (PC 3200) Major Brand Chipset Dual Channel Kit Desktop Memory Model CT2KIT12864Z40B

Pros: Awesome newegg shipping.Immediately saw vast improvement in system performance after installing. Game play smoother than ever

Cons: none really except the rebate, IMO, should be for each stick of ram....not for the pair

Overall Review: Intel P4 541 Prescott 3.2GHz LGA 775, Abit SG-80, Crucial 2GB (this ram), DVDRW w/ lightscribe, SATA WD 250GB, EIDE WD 250GB, Sapphire ATI Radeon X1650 Pro AGP 256MB GDDR3

Pros: Great Memory.

Cons: Although the modules pictured are low-profile, the ones in the kit are not. The kit part number is correct, but the two modules included are of the CT12864Z40B.16TD2 type. (available individually from newegg, and that picture is what you should go by).

Pros: DDR400 is the fastest speed my board supports. 2GB is enough to run Windows 7 Pro. This RAM is designed for Dual Channel mode. I've had good luck with Crucial RAM before, so this was a fairly easy purchase. It passed Memtest86+ with flying colors right out of the package. What more can I say other than this is a great upgrade.

Cons: Dunno of any. I'll let you all know if I find one, though.

Overall Review: I used this RAM in a system I refurbished. It may be an older model, but it's not obsolete quite yet. I tried installing Windows 7 Pro x64, but the processor wouldn't support it. Oh well i guess... Specs: 2004 HP Pavilion A749C (rebranded ASUS board) 2GB RAM (now) P4 2.93GHz (single core) Windows 7 Pro x86

Pros: Not the fastest, not the slowest, but the price is great and 4GB works fine in my Asus A8N5X MB running 64 bit Linux. I only installed 2GB in the two Windows XP boxes that I built. All have been running great for more than one year.

Cons: N/A

Overall Review: Crucial RAM has worked where others have failed.

Pros: RAM is working very well for my HP system. Hp requires RAM to be installed in Set Pairs".

Cons: Would buy more if my HP would allow 4 GB. (HP only recommends 2 GB Max)

Overall Review: Check your systems requirements to see if you need to install in "Pairs".

Pros: Perfect for high end value systems, runs fine with minumum overclock. stable for long periods of time.

Cons: on the expensive side for value RAM but its GOOD STUFF!!!!

Overall Review: upgraded to OCZ Platuinum Edition EL....would go back to this if RAM ever went dead

Pros: Dropped right in and worked with no issues. A huge improvement from the stock RAM.

Cons: Price still feels a bit steep considering the computer I'm upgrading is pretty old now by most standards. Not a deal-breaker.

Pros: Works as promised

Cons: none

Overall Review: If you are upgrading an IBM Thinkcentre be aware that you cannot use all of the memory that is installed as the bios has up to 1.25 gig taken. You can go into the bios and disable serveral options to free up some memory. I got it down to 0.5gig.