Pros: Works as intended I have 6 of these with an i7, no problem so far. Tripple channel is already overkill for a quad core i7. I have my 920 at 3.3ghz no problem with these, just set them to 1066 in the bios and the 166 fsb brings them right to their rated speed of 1333 and your golden, no voltage changing needed. :)

Cons: None really.

Overall Review: You can't go wrong with Kingston, even after newegg's rma policy you have an lifetime warranty with worry free replacement with CROSS-SHIPPING! I have had to replace a few memory sticks over my years and Kingston has by far been the easiest and fastest to deal with. Its worth the money just to know you won't have to worry about getting the product and packaging. Just get your replacement, pop in the bad memory into the packaging they sent you. And your up and running that day.

Pros: cheap

Cons: Failed after a year and was no longer under newegg's rma policy. Hitachi did ship a replacement but it was packed SO BADLY if failed 2 weeks later.

Overall Review: Only use in a raid and make sure you have a spare ready for when they fail.

Pros: I have owned this board for 2yrs. No real memory problems but I only used KVR 1333 2gb (12gb total). I had an i7-920 that ran at 3.33ghz with turbo boost, just basically bumped the 1066 to 1333 to mach the ram stock speed, nothing fancy. I put an i7-970 in it and it ran great with the same bump. It also handled CF-X just fine with 2x 4850's. No problems waking from sleep as I did that 3 times a day. It does what I wanted it to do, lots of sata storage slots, dual LAN etc, it now works great for my home server with 7 hard drives running in multiple raid's.

Cons: -1 egg for value, especially now because the board only gone down $10 in 2 years. Looking at x58 boards now you can get a much better value as similar boards cost about half and will come with USB 3.0 and 6.0 SATA.

Overall Review: I did not really push it to the limits and did no use the PCI-X slots as they where blocked by the CF-X. With the ram RAM frequency stock (1333mhz) it has been a solid board for me. I only used the pci-e x1 and both pci-e x16.

Pros: Worked right away in vista 64. Just plugged it in. and windows did the rest. Now enjoy your faster transfer speeds.

Cons: Price, but there are not that many out there, so i'm not going to lose an egg for that.

Overall Review: Windows will find the driver. Just make sure you have your old one connected and your online. Windows update does wonders. Use it.

Pros: Keeps everything nice and cool, your only limit is your ambient temp. Plenty of space for all your drives. I have 5 HD's 3 5.25 bays full, and still have room for at least 3 more drives. I even have room for my awesome cup-holder/cigarette lighter for kicks! Plenty for room for crossfire or sli while not getting to hot.

Cons: The Blue LED's are like laser beams and can be annoying in low light, but can be easily blocked.

Overall Review: My friend bought one on my recommendation and cooler master was nice enough to send them a replacement port assembly with only one LED out. (It was the whole top portion of the case)

Pros: Great value. These seam to work very well, no problems so far. I bought 5 retail boxed versions so they where handled with care. Great value and I'm just praying they will stay that way for a long time to come.

Cons: None so far.

Overall Review: Holding out the 5th egg till I have them a bit longer, fingers crossed they hold up for a long time.