G.SKILL 6GB (3 x 2GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1600 (PC3 12800) Triple Channel Kit Desktop Memory Model F3-12800CL9T-6GBNQ

Pros: Runs on 1.5 volts - no need for 1.65 volts When XMP is not enabled, there is some headroom to overclock.

Cons: none so far

Overall Review: This is an update to my review of 01/07/2012. Have 2 of these triple channel kits in a Core i7-965ee system for a total of 12GB. Like ALL memory rated faster than DDR3-1333 this RAM runs at DDR3-1333 speed UNLESS you enable XMP memory profile in the BIOS. I disabled XMP then used my ASUS AI Suite/EPU-6 software slider control to overclock the cpu by 16% instantly in Windows (no reboot required!). This also presumably overclocks the memory since it's the base clock of the cpu that is boosted here, not the cpu multiplier. So, the Core i7 chip went from 3.20GHz to over 3.7GHz and remains totally stable even after 2 solid hours playing Crysis 2. Anyway, this G-Skill memory is conservatively rated and doesn't require high voltage to achieve good performance in a socket 1366 motherboard. Needless to say, a good quality big power supply and plenty of airflow in the case are essential!

Pros: The low price, passes Memtest86+ (single run) on eVGA e758

Cons: Reboots the PC on heavy benchmarks after extended testing, unless set to 1066 @ 10-10-10-27. Any voltage from 1.50 to 1.60 produces the crash/reboot.

Overall Review: This may be heat related issue on a bad cell. I added a fan right over the modules. No difference. My case has 5 fans plus the PSU fans. The PC runs pretty cool, the onboard thermal indicator says 29*C at idle and ~ 47*C @ full load (Linux kernel compile: make -j8). Sometimes the first pass will work and on the second or third successive compile the reboots kick in. The problem seems worse now than in May.

Pros: Not a single problem OC'ing an i7-920 from 2.6 to 3.8. Actually went as high as 4.0 and had ZERO problems but made me nervous. Also used Coolit Domino Water cooling. Outstanding products. Happy I ordered all 12 GB at once. Only using 3GB with XP. Awaiting windoze 7.

Cons: None yet. Should have used NEWEGG more often for pricing.

Overall Review: My PC configuration built at home: i7-920 2.6 OverClocked to an amazing 3.8GHz ! Asus P6T Deluxe Version2 motherboard 12GB G.SKILL DDR3 SDRAM 1600 PC3-12800 Memory CoolIT Domino ALC Water Cooling system Biostar HD 4650 Graphics card (ATI chips) Seagate Barracuda 1 TB Sata disk drive PC Power and Cooling 750W silent 80plus power supply Antec 902 case 2 Noctua Silent fans (total cost just over $1k) Transfered from old pc: 250GB WD IDE Disk Pioneer DVD RW Drive Dell Keyboard Logitech track mouse Logitech cam 22 inch HP w2207 monitor One mistake: The awesome water cooler (coolit domino) conflicted with the side see-thru plastic panel optional fan mounting bracket. Like a dummy, I sawed the bracket off. Should have studied it a bit more to see all I had to do was turn the panel inside out to allow me to mount an outside 120mm fan. Called Antec and they are so awesome they mailed me a replacement. Very happy newbie techie !

Pros: Runs rated timings at 1600 MHz with 1.55 V on eVGA X58.

Cons: I paid the "early adopter tax" and the price has come down considerably.

Overall Review: Does exactly what it says it will do, at a great price compared to the competition.

Pros: Memory works exactly as advertised. Just set your voltages and timings manually. Very inexpensive for speed.

Cons: No cons here just that the price has dropped $80 on this kit since buying it here in October.

Overall Review: Running with an x58 motherboard / Core i7 920 / system runs at 4.02GHz on air cooling running memory at factory spec settings. (1.6v @ 9-9-9-24) vCore 1.3975v / vDimm 1.600v / vQPI 1.3750v / Bclk 200 left all other BIOS setting to auto and runds like a charm 24/7

Pros: Installed 12 GB on my new build (see below). No problems. I was very pleased with this memory. Love the new computer. Fast!!

Cons: Be sure that you MB supports this memory. The Asus P6T deluxe V2 is a great choice.

Overall Review: My Build: New Computer Configuration Antec P183 case Asus P6T Deluxe V2 1366 x58 Intel Core I7 290 2.66 G EVGA GTX 285 Antec CP 850W PS Memory G. Skill F3-12800CL9T-tGBNQ 12GB (6x2GB) WD Sata WD1001 Cavier Black 1 T WD Sata WD300HLFS Raptor 300 GB Plextor PX 806SA 20x DVD/CD LG Combo BD/HD H20L Sata Antec 120 mm case fans x2 Visio 32" VO32 LCD HD TV Microsoft Vista 64 Home Premium

Pros: Pretty.. Inexpensive..

Cons: One of the 3 sticks was DOA. Have emailed their support on the saturday before Easter.. So I doubt I'll get an answer before atleast monday.

Overall Review: They have a good reputation with not only the product, but the support behind it. I just have bad luck and caught the one that made it through QC. 2 of the 3 sticks work at rated speeds so I'm not computerless :)

Pros: Works flawlessly, bought these back in 2010 and they have held up very well. Bought 3 more to double my RAM with my upgrade and at this price it's hard to beat them. With X.M.P. enabled I'm getting a 7.9 in the windows exp index @ 1600mhz.

Cons: None

Overall Review: This is my first review and should have done one when I first bought these in 2010. They are solid and deserve praise.