EVERCOOL EC-MC-BK Aluminum Heatsinks only

Pros: Put these on my wife's pqi memory. They worked great, and easy to install! Instructions are simple.

Cons: That you don't get two in a pack, you only get one.

Overall Review: Make sure you buy one for each memory stick. There is only one heat sink per pack. (They are double sided, remember!)

Pros: Good coolers - fits on DDR2 800 G-Skill value ram.

Cons: Pay attention to the picture. - This is not an actual con, but at 1st glance, I thought that this was a set of 2 heat sinks, since the picture shows the 2 individual sides. It is enough for ONE stick of ram. If you need to use this on a set of 2, then you'll have to order 2 of these. Just a heads up. (I missed this, and now have to wait for a second delivery....)

Pros: I bought these for some 1/2 height server RAM that I was moving into a full sized case. They are tricky to attach to 1/2 height RAM but they fit and stick well with the enclosed thermal tape. They are hot to the touch so they must be moving that heat away from the RAM chips. Cheap! Real Copper! worth it ;)

Cons: None!

Overall Review: Take your time installing, RAM chips are very delicate and it's easy to crack the solder on them if you try and pull them off, heed the old advice, "measure twice, cut once." I used a small flat head screwdriver to press the top of the RAM's circuit board to fit the RAM into place so I wouldn't grab the stick and put all that pressure on the RAM chips themselves.

Pros: Affordable, looks sharp

Cons: Sticky tape is a mess

Overall Review: If you have IC's on both sides of your RAM, you won't need the awful two-sided sticky tape or the "puffy 3M material." Just assemble the heat sinks (use the hook clasps at the top), slip the RAM in like slipping a bookmark into a book, and then use the clasps to lock the heat sinks. Mine worked fine after I decided to ignore the tape. Memory fit back into the slot nicely. There is also adequate space from its next door neighbor.

Pros: If you have the old type of ram like SDRAM and DDR Ram these are perfect. Some new DDR 2 and DDR 3 Ram Will not fit these, which is what I have, because they are to big for my ram. I guess I should have read that because it does specify it which is why I gave them 5 eggs.

Cons: Not Recommended for thin DDR 2 and DDR 3 Ram for they fit to loosely. Also the Thermal tapes are to thin which is why it didn't fit my DDR 3 Ram but even so I think that the "thermal tape" is way to thin even for DDR and SDRAM Modules.

Pros: Very well designed heatsink. Has some heft to it. Fits very well (see below). I would recommend this heatsink to anyone who wants some additional heat dissipation at a low price.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: I didn't have any issues installing these. Just make sure you test fit them so you know to leave a little space for the hinge at the top. The tape is very sticky, so you only get one chance at it. A little before prep will go a very long way here. And remember they also fit very close to the lockdown tabs. I reiterate...test fit, test fit, test fit.

Comments: These are great, hard to say if they work or not but i felt my memory module and it was quite hot and it must be doing its work to cool it off.. I used these for some old SDRAM's i have in my old AMD 1.3ghz its still a fast machine n i wanted something to cool down my 3 memory modules and this seems to work great.. Its a bit hard to install these but they look great and for 4 bucks you can't beat that price.. thanks to Newegg!!!

Pros: They are heatsinks, they look good. Cover 100% of obvervableable RAM PCB

Cons: 1 time application, be careful.

Overall Review: I bought Crucial DDR4 RAM when the X99 platform was first released, (day one). The only RAM available then were ugly green sticks. These will cover the stick almost completely leaving very little green edges. DDR4 RAM doesn't even need heatsinks, they are just for looks. Caution: the double sided thermal pad adhesive rips easily and sticks on very very tight. If you mess up in applying it, it is very likely they will rip when you try to take them off. Not worth docking an egg since they are cheap.