Pros: Installed them in to an Asus Maximus Forumla. Without needing to change a single setting, it was immediately recognized as 1066. My system has been running rock-solid and stable.

Cons: Some of the previous reviews make me nervous, I guess, but I've never had anything but good ram (and luck ?) from Corsair.

Pros: It's fast.

Cons: Like a couple of the recent reviews, I too am getting artifacting/corruption. I've updated my mb BIOS and the card's BIOS. Tried the evga drivers, nvidia drivers, and beta drivers. Turning back the core/mem clocks helped a little, but I didn't buy this card to do that.

Overall Review: I guess it's time to RMA. I understand defects happen, but I'm very unhappy.

Pros: Easy to install. Light weight. Very quiet (so much quieter than the stock fan's insane whining). Honestly, I can't hear it. Helps move heat off the fins, dropping temps even more.

Cons: Just a minor complaint: I would have prefered being able to plug it in to the video card's empty fan plug, rather than having to use a motherboard connection.

Overall Review: I think people are confusing "purposefully light" and "cheap/flimsy". It's designed to not add any extra unnecessary weight to an already huge heat-sink.

Pros: Very easy to install. Dropped my temps from idle/load 58c/75-85c+ (depending on the game) to 41/49-56c (with Turbo Module fans addon)! Memory heat-sinks stuck perfectly in place. Excellent value.

Cons: It's huge. Make sure it'll fit your case when you put the side panel back on. While you can make slight adjustments to the part that attaches to the core (raising/lower the fins' placement), it may still cause an issue in slim cases. As others have noted, the instructions aren't very good, but it's very easy to figure out with a little common sense.

Overall Review: Others have complained about the memory heat-sinks not sticking very well, but I didn't have any issue with that. I made very sure to properly clean the memory (and core for that matter) before applying the new heat-sinks. Putting this on my card has made me realize how much the stock cooler really sucks. 8800GT core/mem 660/950mhz.

Pros: ...my Maximus Forumula would have bust a gut when I set the ram to 1066 @ 2.0v as recommended by pdf guide (linked by a g.skill rep in these reviews). Even at 2.1v, I swear I heard a little giggle. At 2.14v, my motherboard screamed "yes!" To the point... give it a little more juice and this ram runs rock solid. No errors in memtest. Everything is nice and stable.

Cons: It didn't set itself up? Not really the ram's fault, I guess.

Overall Review: Great value, and once you goose the voltage a bit, runs perfect.

Pros: It was detected at 1066 and worked perfectly...

Cons: ...for about 3 months.

Overall Review: In the 3rd month I started getting game crashes. I ran stress tests, trying to find the problem. It seemed all was cool and stable. But, something odd I noticed in CPUz was the RAM's SPD reporting a max of PC2-6400 (800), even though the timing table did show the 1066 option. So, I threw memtest86 at it. Virtually non-stop errors. I put the RAM down to PC2-6400 settings, and most the errors when away (I still got about 10 errors per pass). I can no longer recommend this RAM.