Pros: No problem using Corsair CFIN DDR3 1800/7-7-7-20/2V with BIOS F2. Overclocks my E6750 to 3.6Ghz/450x8/1.5V with no problems using the Thermalright 120 Extreme.

Cons: None

Overall Review: My 3rd Gigabyte mobo. Have 2 other AMD 939 mobo's. Never had problems.

Pros: It's pretty

Cons: Any BIOS above F2 is completely unstable. You get the reboot of death if you use the F3 or F5 BIOS.

Overall Review: If you want to overclock don't buy this mobo.

Pros: If you're looking for a memory upgrade for Ryzen cpu's this pair is compatible! This laptop came with 8 GB single channel ram & has no option to change memory settings but this pair automatically goes to dual channel JEDEC 14-14-14-35. Confirmed with CPU-Z, AIDA64, & RAMMon. Definitely a worthy upgrade!

Cons: None.

Overall Review: AIDA64 Extreme memory stress test passing as we speak.

Pros: Haven't even begun to overclock this memory to it's potential but it has no problem hitting 1800 @ 7-7-7-20-2T

Cons: none

Overall Review: Compatible with Gigabyte GA-X38T-DQ6 mobo. [email protected]/450x8/1.5V. Vista 64 Ultimate.

Pros: Orthos stable @ 3.6Ghz/450x8/1.5V using Thermalright 120 Extreme/MX-2/Antec 900 case fan. Temps ~52C @ load. Using Gigabyte GA-X38T-DQ6 mobo/2GB Corsair CFIN DDR3/1800/7-7-7-20/2V

Cons: none.

Overall Review: Looking for 4Ghz once my Scythe S-FlexF gets here and might consider lapping the heatsink and cpu.

Pros: E6750 @ 3.6Ghz @ 1.5V Temps 51-55C w/ Thermalright 120 Extreme. 8800GT w/ Thermalright HR-03 GT no fan, passive cooling (for now) 45C. This MX-2 is good stuff.

Cons: None

Overall Review: Put a small dab in the middle of cpu and gpu and spread it outward wearing a vinyl medical glove. I put some on base of heatink as well. Easy to work with.