Kingston 2GB (2 x 1GB) 240-Pin DDR2 SDRAM DDR2 800 (PC2 6400) Dual Channel Kit Desktop Memory Model KVR800D2K2/2GR

Pros: This is good memory from a reputable company. I bought four sticks and unfortunately one stick was DOA. It took this genius an hour to figure it out.

Cons: Received one bad stick out of four - that's a 25% failure rate. I would still buy this brand again though.

Overall Review: Asus P5K-E/WIFI-AP mb, Intel E6850 3.0GHz cpu, Kingston 2GB DDR2 800, EVGA GeForce 8800GTS vc, 2x Samsung 500gb SATA-II hds, 2x Samsung SATA DVDs, Antec NeoPower 650 Blue 650W ps, Antec P182-SE (mirror finish), 2x Samsung 932B 19” LCDs

Pros: Very nice. Fast.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: I went through a slight panic when I couldn't find the compatability specs for KVR800D2K2 w/my motherboard. I eventually called Kingston and found that this is the retail equivalent to KVR800D2N5K2 RAM (which you might happen to notice is about $20 more expensive under that number...) So this works very well and is at a sweet discount.

Pros: pretty good deal

Cons: did not work on a Dell Vostro 410 in my office, but did work on a Vostro 400.

Overall Review: I think it needs to be matched with RAM set up in a similar fashion. This RAM is set up as 128M x 8, in 1 row, so it has 8 chips. The Vostro 400 had similar RAM. The RAM in the Vostro 410 was set up as 64M x 8, with 2 rows, so trying to use this RAM alongside it prevented it from booting. I *really* wish they a) published this information, and/or b) fixed the silly incompatibility problems this causes.

Pros: Cheap Runs great Reliable

Cons: None

Overall Review: Just good RAM

Pros: Incredibly inexpensive; lifetime warranty.

Cons: Kinda slow; no heat spreader (gets pretty warm).

Overall Review: Thought I'd try it. It isn't SO bad, but it only scores a 5.6 on the Memory Operations Per Second test in the Windows Vista Experience Index, whereas my OCZ RAM (OCZ2N800SRC44GK) scores a 5.9 in the same computer.

Pros: This is the first time I bought memory separately from my PC package. Dell Inspiron 531 gave me a hard time to deciding which memory that will compatible with the computer, since it's only maxed at 800MHz and 1.8v. It works great and doesn't caused any trouble with the booting and system running after installation. And I can feel my PC runs faster now.

Cons: They need to re-design the package. It just crazy, the box killed my scissor..

Overall Review: My PC is on 24/7, and I hope it'll last until I bought new PC somewhere in the future.

Pros: On an Abit P35 mobo with an Intel E6750 cpu, Vista's "Windows Experience Index" for "Memory (RAM): Memory operations per second" is 5.9.

Cons: None for me

Overall Review: I've never had a bad experience with Kingston RAM, whether as an upgrade or in a new system.

Pros: Excellent product. They worked perfectly right from the start. Certainly can't complain about the price either.

Cons: None

Overall Review: System specs: Asus P5B-Plus Mobo/P965 Express Chipset(North bridge),Intel Pentium D Dual Core Processor, Aspire X-Navigator clear side Tower. Runs Photoshop CS3 without a hitch. Make sure you use RAM sticks w/ 1.8V such as these. I did the homework before the purchase and it paid off in spades. Thanks to Newwegg for the quick processing of the order and to UPS for the prompt delivery. Don't forget to thank your shipping companies folks. After all, they're the ones driving ALL night long.