Pros: Runs great. Cool to the touch under stress testing w/ Prime95 Blend and max ram linx. Love the low voltage. Runs at 9-9-9-24 w/ 1T command rate @ 1.352v (my board doesn't have 1.35 flat for some reason lol. Plays beautifully with P67 Sandy Bridge chipsets and Windows 7 Professional x64.

Cons: the XMP profile doesn't work. If I leave absolutely everything ram related to auto and enable the xmp profile to see what it does, it runs at the rated 800mhz (dual data rate = 1600mhz) as listed but the timings appear as 9-10-10-25 w/ 1T Command Rate. Super easy fix, just disable XMP and manually set to DDR3-1600MHZ speed in UEFI or Bios and manually set timings to 9-9-9-24 1T. Super minor inconvenience that takes less than a minute to correct and you're off. Nothing worth taking an egg off for.

Overall Review: I haven't tried to overclock it much. My initial test was done by setting my ram to DDR3-1866 9-9-9-24 1T @ 1.4v and post test failed. 1.45v post passed and I booted in but crashed at about 30 minutes into Prime95 Blend. I have yet to contact Mushkin to ask what a safe max voltage will be but I am near 100% positive it can go higher, and more than likely up to 1.65v safely. Take note that with the P67 Sandy Bridge platform, extensive benchmarks suggest that any higher than DDR3 1600 Ram begins to see diminishing returns. The smallest diminishing return comes from 1866 so if you OC up to 1866 the performance will definitely be there. Any higher than 1866 and you'll begin to see extremely minimal performance increases. So this 1600 kit is perfect. My Rig: Core I7 2600K @ 4.6Ghz on 1.325v 24/7 Overclocked 8GB DDR3-1600 Mushkin (4GB x 2) - The kit in question MSI P67A-GD65 OCZ Vertex 2 60GB SSD EVGA GTX 570 Corsair Hydro H70

Pros: Runs great. Set to 1600Mhz 8-8-8-21 @ 1.5

Cons: My motherboard wouldn't let me put the voltage down to 1.35 (1.5 was minimum) and it didn't auto detect the clocks (was at 1333 stock). No big deal, just went with the extra voltage and reduced the timings a little.

Pros: This memory nice and efficient. Most motherboards won't OC ram with all DIMM slots filled so this is a much better alternative than using 4x 2GB dimms. Runs very stable at 1600 MHz 9-9-9-24-88-1T at 1.35v. Haven't tried to do any overclocking with it yet but after testing in SiSandra I'm getting 18.8 GBps. I switched from a 4GB kit (2x 2GB) of Adata XPG gaming series ram also 1600 MHz rated, one of the highest rated ram kits on newegg and I could barely manage 18.0 GBps at 1.65v after tweaking the voltage a lot. All in all good blend of speed, stability, and capacity at a good price.

Cons: The heat sink was a little loose but they're just held on with clips. It is plenty snug enough to stay on the RAM, it just slipped a little bit when I was mounting them in the DIMM slots on my Asus Maximus III Extreme which is notoriously very stiff anyway. No big issue, I just mounted the Ram and made sure to push the heatsink back on all the way.

Overall Review: Using an i7-875k on an Asus Maximus III Extreme motherboard. CPU: 3.6 Ghz Vcore: 1.15v IMC (Vtt): 1.13v DRAM: 1.35v RAM: 1600 MHz 9-9-9-24-88-1T

Pros: I bought this Memory a while back for my first Gaming PC build and all I can say is that it's great RAM! This is the first time I've used Mushkin; I've always used Crucial Memory, but I went with this brand for once and it's great! I've been meaning to buy more lately so I can have 16GB, but I highly recommend this memory!

Cons: None!

Pros: It works.

Cons: None

Overall Review: RAM is RAM. I mean, the specs are right there, so you either get what your expect or it is defective. I figure if everyone rates 5 stars for working RAM and 1 for defective RAM, it gives shoppers an idea of quality control. Mine wasn't defective (did a full run through of Memtest) nor did it have any trouble being recognized and being properly clocked by my motherboard, so it gets 5 stars.

Pros: These are not exhaustive comments. The memory installed easily, worked and did not give any initial problems. No aggravation, hence 5 stars

Cons: None at this time

Overall Review: I deliberately purchased a board with 4 available memory slots. You can buy 4 gig, 8 gig, and so on. I purchased two 8 gig memory sticks. With 4 slots available, 8 + 8 = 16 gig in just two slots, the other two are empty for now. If there is a need to add more memory in the future, I will purchase more of the same, My particular Gigabyte board maxes out at 32 gig.

Pros: This RAM is great. This is the first time I've purchased Mushkin and going to look for it in the future. A friend of mine and I each bought a set of these babies and we've had no problems with it what-so-ever. After benchmarking we realized how fast they actually are. Awesome product. Would buy again.

Cons: None So Far.

Pros: 1) Its a "Merica" company 2) Its the best ram you can get for the money, seriously! 40$ for one of the most highly reviewed ram in its price range! 3) Lifetime Warranty

Cons: NONE

Overall Review: Case - NZXT Switch 810 White Power supply - Corsair TX750M Motherboard - Asrock Fatality Performance CPU - Intel i5 2500k Ram - Muskin 8gb(2x4) soon to be 16gb (i just ordered more today) Storage 1) 2x SanDisk Extreme 128GB Storage 2) WD Caviar Black 1TB Graphics Card - Galaxy GTX670 CPU Cooler - Corsair H80i (LOVE THIS THING) Fans - 4xNZXT 140mm (3 came with the case, i ordered 1 more because 3 is an odd number and im OCD) Overclocked to 3.8ghz (i dont need to go further, it really pointless) Im at 27c idle and 59c full load. 100 FPS Heaven benchmark stock benchmark. I truly believe that it is pointless to build anything faster than this unless you are doing 3d rendering, or for benchmark bragging rights, or just because you can.