


Boost your system performance with G.Skill desktop memory. This dual channel 8GB kit is rated to run at 1600MHz and has CL 9-9-9- timings for speedy performance.
It ensures optimal performance via an ideal combination of low voltage requirements, speed, and latency, so it's a perfect match for the Nehalem platform to unleash performance you could only dream of before.
DDR3 1600DDR3 1600 delivers incredible performance for scintillating work and gaming power!
Designed for multiple PlatformsThe G.SKILL F3-1600C9D-8GAO Desktop Memory comes in a dual-channel configuration designed specifically for Intel LGA1155/LGA1156 and AMD AM3/Llano/AM3+ platforms.
Pros: Works at rated speeds. XMP profiles. Low cost for DDR3 at these speeds.
Cons: Could have better CAS latency but not bad. Not the bright orange color (which I had hoped for) that is shown in the first two photos. Pay attention to the last photo, the actual color is more of a metallic firey brownish-orange. That said it is still orange, and quite attractive. I was just hoping for something brightly colored.
Overall Review: I did programming in H.S. back in the late 1990's, work in IT for the military and own an entire LAN setup at home. For a decade I poured over tech sites, and have learned a lot. These are things that allow you to put "high" tech knowledge on these reviews. I can always learn more so I put somewhat. We never stop learning new things. Faster RAM speeds do little for most modern PCs - for integrated chips it makes more of a difference. The industry seems to have shifted towards more energy efficiency at this point rather than more power, something I'm fine with as the common desktop system has more power than it uses for most tasks. I'm a fan of a program called "Speccy" made by Piriform. You can google it, it tells you a lot about your RAM and in my opinion it is superior to CPU-Z - however unlike CPU-Z you cannot run it without installing it.