G.SKILL 4GB (2 x 2GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1333 (PC3 10600) Dual Channel Kit Desktop Memory Model F3-10600CL8D-4GBHK

Pros: It's G.Skill RAM, all of it is awesome.

Cons: None

Overall Review: I had some bad DIMMS a long time ago on their budget line, which got swapped no problem. Never a problem with the Ripjaws/Stuff with heatsink though. I like the blue series but prefer Ripjaws for the heat sink.

Pros: For the price, this is great RAM. GSkill is a good brand, and 2 x 2Gb sticks at this speed for this price is hard to pass up. Especially since they come with heat spreaders too.

Cons: My particular set was found to have bad pages by Windows Memory Diagnostic tool, but hopefully isn't a common thing. Would have given 5 eggs if it wasn't for this. Hopefully my next set won't have any problems.

Overall Review: Customer service is top notch. The best I've ever encountered. Seriously. No automated responses here; you get a live person helping you with your problems and responding to your emails. I received my RMA number the very next business day after submitting my request. Couldn't be easier.

Pros: - DDR3 1333 - Overclockable - Nice heat-spreaders

Cons: - One stick was defective

Overall Review: Took me a while to figure out that one of the ram sticks was defective. I was getting random BSOD's after 10-15 minutes of computer use. I checked all my power connections, drivers, the works. Popped in the memtest CD and whala, one of the sticks was defective. I tried running a single stick and changing the dimm slots and still gave me errors, the other stick did not.

Pros: Great RAM, I am able to OC this with great system stability. Gskill hits another one right outta the park! CLS is extactly what it claims to be and the timing is all to the reported specs.

Cons: Non that I can think of.

Pros: Ram looks nice. Runs as fast as, if not better than, 4GB of Pi Black DDR2 800Mhz RAM with an E8400. CAS 8 timings with not much overclocking needed.

Cons: A small con is that when attempting the CAS 8 timings, I found it more stable when the voltage was under 1.6v. Using the stated 1.65v on Newegg made it crash a lot. Not really much of a con to deduct an egg.

Overall Review: Someone noted that they were angry that these were CAS 9 stock. If you do your research, you will find that the standard for DDR3 ram (1333Mhz specifically) is CAS 7 at 1.5v. DDR3 is far from meeting the JEDEC standards. If you find a lower CAS timing ram of the same speed at 1.5v, then you will not have to overclock nor worry about the CAS timings being different from the stated rating. Most of the lower CAS DDR3 ram you will find is just sticks that require overclocking to achieve their ratings which is why they require you to up the voltage. Also setting your RAM timings can variate from motherboard to motherboard because of different BIOS (this is where the manual for the motherboard comes in). An easy way to figure out the recommended timings is by using CPUZ and use the RAM tables it gives you as a guide.

Pros: What can I say? It's RAM. Plug it in and go. Price is decent enough and dropping.

Cons: Had to RMA the first set. One of the two sticks failed memtest86+ out of the box, hundreds of errors. Second set is working perfectly.

Pros: -Took advertised speeds/timings after adjusting in BIOS -Heatspreaders look nice in a predominantly blue MOBO -Excellent bang for buck here, DDR3 may not provide much of a performance increase over DDR2 but they are priced so close now it doesnt matter. -Lower timings than quite a few other kits out there

Cons: None, if youre skeptical on what kit to buy due to people complaining about it not running at advertised speeds go with this one. 10 seconds in the BIOS and it runs great.

Overall Review: Probably going to buy another 4gb. PII X4 955 Deneb @ 3.7ghz ASUS M4A79XTD EVO AM3 AMD 790X ATX AMD Sapphire 4830 1gb Corsair 650W PSU G.SKILL 4GB DDR3 1333 F3-10600CL8D-4GBHK 2x WD Caviar Black 640gb XIGMATEK HDT-S963 92mm Rifle CPU Cooler (30º idle - 43º load, Arctic Silver 5 still needs to set in) Thermaltake Tsunami Dream

Pros: Fast, compatible, good looking, everything you should expect from G.Skill

Cons: Had 1 of the 4 I bought die on a closed system in under 4 months. Gives me an opportunity to see how good G.Skill is at honoring their warranty. -1 Egg for that.

Overall Review: Been great for a mid-level gaming machine so far, but having to drop to 4GB from 8GB while waiting for a new stick is not fun.