G.SKILL Ripjaws X Series 32GB (4 x 8GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1333 (PC3 10666) Desktop Memory Model F3-10666CL9Q-32GBXL

Pros: 16GB in just two DIMM slots. Leaves room for future expansion

Cons: Phenom II struggles when 4 DIMMs are installed. Had to downclock to 1066 from 1333.

Overall Review: The 4 DIMM issue is apparently a limitation/characteristic of the Phenom II memory controller. I was able to run 4x 2GB DIMMs at their rated speed just fine but these 8GB DIMMs appear to load the bus a bit more than the Phenom II cares for. I am running this set in two machines. One is running 2x at 1333 and the other is running 2x plus 2x 2GB DIMMs (for 20GB total) at 1066.

Pros: - Great Price/Value - Picked up the slack from my video card allowing me to play higher end games

Cons: - Had them for less than a month of use before one of the sticks died

Overall Review: Woke up this morning to a dead computer. Tore it apart and isolated it down to a single stick. Cycled them through all 4 slots on my MOBA, and swapped them in and out with my old RAM. 3 of the sticks are working fine, but whenever I plug the last one in computer goes into a boot cycle, On-Off every 2-5 seconds. Currently using my old 2x4 GB Ripjaws with two of these newer 8GB ones and the problem is gone. For the value this kit brings I would have given them 5 eggs, but having one of them die JUST outside the newegg RMA window (bought on Jan 6 2016, received a week later and died on Feb 14 2016) is forcing me to give it a 2/5 until I find out how big of a hassle it is going to be to get a replacement.

Pros: The modules were less expensive than most, maybe even the least for a 32gb set. I was able to split the four into two pars on two computers. They are fast enough for everything I need.

Cons: One module has failed after a year. Three more are running fine.

Overall Review: I've moved these modules from computer to computer, in and out of slots etc. I've never had a module fail before even though these activities are common for me. This set could prove to be a great value, or a terrible waste. Would I buy them again? Only reluctantly.

Pros: Bought this on the reliability of 8Gb models i had bought last year. Really disappointing quality on this. Did not realise why machine kept blue screening till i ran Memtest86+ Over 3 million errors reported.

Cons: Seems like the quality control at gskill is really slipping. Way too many reviews with failed modules. Still waiting to hear from the RMA dept.

Pros: 32 gigs of RAM for 200 bucks. 200 BUCKS. If I could digest it, I would rub this stuff on my TOAST. Plus? It's red. Red goes faster.

Cons: Newegg dropped the price 50 bucks in the month that I've owned it. A pox on you.

Pros: ///works well

Cons: 7 Months and one stick failed. Not cause by owner and no waranty

Pros: Have had these babies for 4 years+ now and they are still kickin'! They're amazing!

Cons: They are not ddr4, but amazing ddr3!

Pros: easy in to install, no issues, computer recognized without issue

Cons: none

Overall Review: I've been using this company's ram on my work computer which I mostly do CAD modeling, and it's been working great. I've had the PC for several years. and this is my second, and probably final RAM upgrade before replacing the whole rig... but with the cost of RAM dropping, and a solid track record with this company's product, who knows... maybe I'll try one more time in a year or so.