G.SKILL Ripjaws Series 12GB (3 x 4GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1333 (PC3 10666) Desktop Memory Model F3-10666CL9T-12GBRL

Pros: It looks great and worked as advertised. There isn't a whole lot that can be said about RAM since it either works or it doesn't. The look is cool in my opinion, I have blue LEDs on all my fans (5) but it still looks good with the red jaws.

Cons: Some may not like the look, when they are inserted in the motherboard, you cant' even get a really clear look at them anyway.

Pros: its cheap, worked great out of the box, fast, 4gb sticks etc.... if you run them at 1066mhz you can get a cas timing of 7-7-7-19

Cons: none, its absolutely worth the money

Overall Review: buy it you wont be sorry cheap and very fast is an unbelievable combination

Pros: Easy to install. All 3 sticks work with no problems. Great price. Heat spreaders fit under the RAM shroud with head room to spare. Nice sticker. Lifetime warranty. Timely free shipping.

Cons: Of course none. You know GSkill rocks don't you?

Overall Review: It's tough to find a triple channel memory kit these days. Lucky for me GSkill and Newegg teamed up to still meet this somewhat obscure need. I use a Z400 Workstation as my everyday PC and until recently the 6GB RAM it came with was OK. However, browsers and internet content was pushing it too far when open with other applications and it became noticeably slow. So rather than put together a new box, I doubled the RAM to 12GB with GSkills DDR3 1333 tri-channel kit. It breathed new life and capability into my old horse. I won't be parting with it for quite a while. Thanks GSkill (and Newegg) from the both of us.

Pros: Let it be known first that My rig is for 3D modeling, gaming and Digital Art. And Ripjaw handles it all. I have 4 sticks right now(16GB) but it worked just fine with 1(4GB). I have never had ANY issues with it. They just snap in and your good to go.

Cons: -none

Overall Review: Just a word of thought, If you are not well versed in 64bit VS 32bit programs know that you wont be able to use more than 4-8GB in a program unless it's a 64bit like Adobe Photoshop CS5.

Pros: *Good price. *Easy to install. *Looks kinda goofy, but nice at the same time. *4GB sticks so you can upgrade to 24GB down the road.

Cons: *Doesn't run at manufacturer's specs (as many have mentioned). *Not good for overclocking at all (at least for me). I had to mess around with the voltages a bit to stop the BSOD.

Overall Review: *Shipping took FOREVER, but I can only blame UPS MI.

Pros: Very good spec low price RAM with 1.5v standard operating voltage and heatsinks with a bit of extra surface area. (and perhaps their colors even match your motherboard?)

Cons: These modules only work in dual-channel mode on my eVGA Classified SR-2 motherboard. When I try to use them in triple-channel mode the system gets very, very slow and unresponsive, and crashes from time to time. When tested on a single socket Nehalem system these modules work just fine (although I didn't try all six modules of my two kits at the same time), and they aren't on the compatibility list for the SR-2, but generally that isn't so much of an issue, so I was hopeful, but to no avail.

Overall Review: I've almost always had good luck with G.Skill, having installed their memory in probably more than 20 client systems with only a single failure, and I don't hold this issue against them, I'm giving them a neutral rating only because I haven't been able to properly assess these modules. This is in no way a condemnation of them, and hey, I liked them enough to by two sets in the first place.

Pros: 12gigs. Just awesome. Works as advertised. (1333 9-9-9-20 timings) GREAT value

Cons: May have to tweak bios to get advertised speed. Mine didn't overclock terribly well - ended up keeping it at the advertised 1333. Then again, I didn't push them very hard as I value longevity.

Overall Review: All things considered, these are a great buy. They are fast and stable at advertised speeds. My system: core i7 950 @ 4ghz Gigabyte x58a-ud3r G.Skills Ripjaws 12g trip chan XFX Black Edition 850w psu

Pros: Good price for capacity, no issues during and after installation

Cons: none so far

Overall Review: * MSI Big Bang XPower motherboard * Intel Core i7-950 Bloomfield 3.06GHz LGA 1366 130W Quad-Core Processor Installed with auto detected settings, no overclocking. Passed 15 hour Memtest 3.1 run with no errors.