Pros: Good Ram Stable Ram Lifetime Warranty Timing and voltages worked at rated speeds. Worked right away after pressing the MemOK button on my Asus motherboard. This only occurred due to the system already having another set of 2 x 2GB ram.

Cons: PCB Color/Packaging Variation As stated by other reviews there seems to be an issue with the PCB color. As shown in the picture its a black PCB where the unit I received was green but when I bought this same ram two years ago I got the black PCB. Also the packaging is different from the one displayed in the picture. I don't know who is at fault for this but even though this isn't a deal breaker its still annoying to not get what you think you're getting. According to G.Skill it varies, if this is the case then add a picture of the green variation along with the black as to not confuse or mislead potential customers.

Pros: No issues.

Cons: None so far.

Pros: This here is RAM that works pretty good, I say. Yep. Good. Also it is pretty. And didn't cost much. Man, in 1987 this much RAM would have cost like a billion dollars, which I never could have afforded since I was like 12.

Cons: Tasted terrible when I ate one of the sticks.

Overall Review: I don't know what to say in these reviews because all I want is for stuff to work so if it does I give it a 5 and say it worked and then I get bored and type weird things. I like kitties.

Pros: a 1/2 Sticks in the Kit actually worked fine.

Cons: The First Bad RAM Occurrence I had in about 10 Years... Seemingly-Random Software Errors & Crashes led me to initiate a round of checking : After I verified that it wasn't a CPU-related instability, I went on to test the RAM subsystem (which I actually pre-tested earlier for ~5 Hours with Memtest86+ - but without getting any error notification). After ~1 Hour of testing, this time using HCI Design's MemTest64 Deluxe v4.0 & Some RAM-intensive Applications (e.g. : GNU GCC, while compiling a copy of itself), I narrowed it down to a single defective stick, so I RMA'd the whole kit (G.Skill Taiwan won't accept a partial kit returned for RMA - as a policy, unlike G.Skill USA - to whom one may return just the positively defective parts for RMA).

Overall Review: PSU : Enermax PRO82+ 525W Mainboard : EVGA P55 Micro (E652) CPU : Intel Core i5 #750 CPU Cooler : Cooler Master Hyper 212 Plus (one of the trickiest to install that I ever had to install) RAM : 2x G.Skill DDR3 2GB 1333MHz CL9

Pros: Nice memory for the price. Fast, responsive, and cheap. First pair had one dead stick. I obtained (for free!) a different, single 2GB stick independently, not knowing about newegg's return policy. However, newegg was very accomodating in my RMA, going so far as to send me two NEW sticks, so I could replace one defective one and return two sticks to them.

Cons: was dead on arrival.

Overall Review: great customer service by newegg.

Pros: Passed memtest and works as expected - Gigabyte GA-MA770T-UD3P mobo, AMD Athlon II X4 Propus 2.8 GHz.

Cons: None

Pros: Neweggs price, service and delivery. Hard to find. Dual Rank memory, specific of Intel motherboards. No dead sticks as other posters have indicated, I did purchase 2 kits. Use G.Skill memory in a few other systems with good results.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: Installed in a Intel DX48BT2 board. Will also work in the DX38BT and DP45SG boards. I tried them all. The Intel X58 boards, some call for these specs also. Started with 2 sticks installed, default settings in BIOS for memory. Installed the last 2 after running the systems for a while. Each never missed a beat.

Pros: G.Skill product It runs cool enough that it doesn't need a heat spreader at 1.600v. Timings are reasonable for this speed and price. They handle FSB overclocking very well.

Cons: No decorative heat spreaders. It's not 1800mhz RAM.

Overall Review: No problems for me running at slightly higher than advertised voltages. I didn't increase the voltage intentionally, my board does not support 1.5v to the RAM sockets. Identical RAM modules are sold with heat spreaders and advertised as 1.5-1.8v compatible. However, operating these at 1.6v technically voids the warranty (as does overclocking, even indirect FSB clocking)