G.SKILL 2GB 240-Pin DDR2 SDRAM DDR2 800 (PC2 6400) Desktop Memory Model F2-6400CL5S-2GBPQ

Pros: I purchased 2 singles seperatly and they run together as dual no problem. stock 1.9V with a 20% O/C. Nice stuff, loads of memory for Vista 64 bit now.

Cons: zippo

Pros: Great bang for the buck. It's affordable, it's fast, and it even looks good (if you care about such things).

Cons: none

Overall Review: I would recommend this memory without hesitation. My home Linux box wouldn't be the same without it.

Pros: Ordered 4 sticks 8 Gigs total for xp 64 bit system. Haven't had a single issue with any of this memory. This is fast memory and does just fine in my gaming system. I'm running Crysis at highest settings without a stutter. Windows loads very fast and smoothly for xp 64 bit and Vista 32 bit. The Price on this memory makes it a steal.

Cons: Couldn't get 4gig sticks. My motherboard does support 16 gigs of memory can't wait to upgrade. *32 bit Operating systems only support a total of 4gigs of memory. So even if you have 4 gigs you will only see 3.25 in Vista 32 or xp 32. THe system subtracts graphics card memory among other things before it utilizes system memory. There is really no reason to have more than 3 gigs of system memory unless you're running a 64 bit os.

Overall Review: No need to buy expensive big name memory brands when there is good solid memory like this available. Was a nice way to shave off a few dollars while building my new gaming system.

Pros: Marked improvement in RAM performance (vista x64, motherboard ASUS M2N78-LA). Superficially the RAM looks great - suitable for display cases. Inexpensive.

Cons: Ordered 3x 2GB sticks (1 2x2GB and 1 1x2GB). Started getting BSODs at random times (within 10 minutes) of starting PC. Noted BIOS reconfigured to PC-5300 (supposed to be PC-6400). Did typical 1 stick at a time testing. Narrowed it down to the 1x2GB stick, which is apparently bad. Caused such instability in the system that Windows lost my User Profile information - basically trashed my user account, so I had to create another account and start over. Probably my own fault for not setting a restore point before upgrade - but still annoying. Memory was very hot after only a few minutes of operation.

Overall Review: I have faith - I've ordered a replacement rather than a refund - so we'll see how it goes with the new stick. If the new one is bad, I'll be returning all 3 sticks for a refund and switching to a new manufacturer. RMA through newegg was easy (as everyone knows). Don't let this stop you from buying GSKILL - stated before I am happy with the working sticks. It looks like they have a 2-3% fault rate (based on reviews), which is probably not bad considering how inexpensive it is.

Pros: Price 2GB module Purdy blue heat spreader Price

Cons: none

Overall Review: I have two of these now and they work great. My positive experiences with G Skill are now 5/5. I'm very happy with them.

Pros: Works in Asus p5n-mx (which has single ch mem only). running at ddr533, I set timings to auto, with 4-4-4-10. Cheaper than my 2x1gb stick of gskill

Cons: none

Overall Review: yes- buy

Pros: Everything, I have had this memory for over 2 years now and it has never failed. Period.

Cons: None. i would but this in a heart beat, Plug and play to the extreme. Count me as a satisfied customer. Steps to install: 1) Shut down computer 2) Open box 3) Unpackage, align and install memory 4) Boot compy It is that simple.

Overall Review: None, if your mobo/chipset is compatible no worries

Pros: Installed 8GB on an older Intel D975XBX2 motherboard to bring it back to life, as the original Corsair XMS2 memory had completely failed causing hard locks every ten minutes more or less. It's been running stable now for a full day, so I'm thrilled. I have no doubt it will be fine for another year of computing, and even gaming.

Cons: None

Overall Review: Intel D975XBX2 motherboard with a Core 2 Duo E7500 @ 2.93GHz, Radeon HD4850 GPU, a 500 watt Antec NeoSmart power supply, and that's all she wrote. It's been running strong for four years now until the Corsair memory failed. There hasn't been a game that I couldn't enjoy yet on this computer up to Black Ops, so we'll see how BF3 goes.