Pros: should be an exact match for my system... had 8 chips not 16 like the picture.... installed in my system and seemed to work well, at least a thought so...2 to 3 weeks later I started getting blue screens of death, crc errors when installing games software... mass effect 2 ...forget it, did not install without failure every time. . ... Thought my system was failing,( disk drive, HD, what? reinstalled everything with crc issues and blue screens. These problems were intermitting and far in-between, but still there. I did Hours off hardware testing. I did the 4 hour hd test though seagate...ok...up-dated the firmware to both the ssd and Seagate hard drive… including a full factory erase with my ssd and full testing.. Ok … finally after days of thinking my system was failing my wife said what about the ram you put in... hmmm ... couldn’t be. Removed the 2gig chip I put in setting me back to 6 gigs... yep the system is golden but the ram sucked. Later I tried moving the ram around to di

Cons: no worky for me.... 4 days of pain for $20

Overall Review: ASUS G73jh WEI 7.0, 7.4, 7.2, 7.2, 7.7 (7.0)

Pros: Cheap, Good, Fun

Cons: n/a

Overall Review: Worked great in my lenovo laptop G550. Was compatible and increased the performance greatly.

Pros: none did not work.

Cons: either was DOA, or just not compatible with synology DS 1513+

Pros: runs great, stays fairly cool

Cons: did not want to be recognized as 1066 but you can set manually

Pros: Inexpensive. Works as expected. Minimal packaging (small plastic clamshell with paperboard insert).

Cons: None

Overall Review: Installed in a Lenovo Thinkpad T400. Unfortunately, 32-bit Windows Vista caps at 3gb.

Pros: Works well in my Lenovo thinkpad x201 laptop. Can't see anything wrong with it. No complaints for $20.

Cons: None

Overall Review: Upgraded my laptop from 2GB to 4GB memory. Lenovo wanted to charge me $80 in configuration, did it myself for $20.

Pros: Nice price, runs smooth, no hiccups or lag in loading. Use in a 10" Laptop. Decent memory for the price.

Cons: only 2 GB. (upgrading to 4 GB shortly)

Pros: Purchased to double memory in a Toshiba Satellite AMD dual core, 64-bit netbook. Easy install, but I had to swap the position of the factory SODIMM before the system would boot. Timings reported are the same as before install, so probably just a SPD glitch. Nice to have some headroom on the netbook. Apps certainly load faster and having 2 users logged in is no longer a crippling proposition

Cons: Goofy "thumbs-up" illustration in the instructions. Instructions were obviously (poorly) adapted from install guide for desktop memory.

Overall Review: Commodity hardware at commodity prices. What's not to love?