Joined on 10/13/03
Works with Asus M2NPV-VM

Pros: Works with Asus M2NPV-VM. A lot of people have had issues with memory issues on that mother board...but the Corsair memory works great.
Cons: None.
Frustrating!!!!

Pros: It provides a basic function
Cons: I've had this for a year. The computer I put this in would crash when I tried to do various video editing functions on it. I had thought for the longest time it was due to driver issues as when I didn't do video editing everything else worked fine and never crashed HOWEVER every time i tried video editing it crashed. WELL, long story short I spent more time researching this and it turns out that I shouldn't be using the XMP profile and should use Auto settings, with DRAM voltage of 1.64vand QPI/DRAM core voltage of 1.35v. This has the consequence of knocking the speed down down....but atleast I can do video editing and it works. Interestingly, I did all sorts of memory checks and everything came back fine. So, if you are having problems don't just think it is a driver, try changing the memory settings and totally disregard the XMP settings for these modules.
Overall Review: I should have bought G Skill or Corsair. It is tempting to save money, but in the long run it is not worth the headache!!!!!
Frustrating (Update)

Pros: Cheaper than an alternative memory
Cons: I read through a hundreds to thousands of forum entries on the ocz web support site and else where. Since the XMP settings were not stable, I had to manually set the timings, dram voltage, qpi, etc and it worked better but still eventually failed under heavy processing load. I FINALLY gave up. I bought some G Skill 4gb dual channel sticks and they worked great. MUCH better than these OCZ ones. I just chose the XMP settings and voila everything worked. No crashes, no manual changes, no endless searches on google. When I originally bought these OCZ sticks the comparable G Skill sticks were sold out...and were ever so slightly more. Oh, how I wish I would have waited. Dealing with these OCZ memory has been nothing but frustration! ...and they were never stable under super heavy processing load. I mean, I guess as long as all my computer had to do was display a screen saver there would be no problem. But, that is not what I do with my computer.
Overall Review: This is the LAST time I buy an OCZ product. I should have known better.
Its OK

Pros: It does its job.
Cons: My biggest complaint is that it is too invasive. All I want is a program to catch viruses for me. I don't need my computer locked down with me on the outside not being able to use it. This has more to do with the industry trying to overprotect the consumer. I prefer ESET's offering withOUT the antispyware stuff. I found it faster and it doesn't bother me. I personally don't like the big pop-up telling me it is doing an auto full system scan as I am trying to do work. ...Trend Micro just do it and don't interupt my work. I tried uninstalling this software but it still left its firewall software installed. That was irritating.
It worked.

Pros: It worked.
Cons: None.
Great case...low noise

Pros: I'd say this is a great low noise case. The fans make noise, but not much. It creates as much noise as my Sony Vaio laptop...which isn't much...but there is some noise there.
Cons: It would be nice if the motherboard tray was removable.