Pros: Great Memory - Great cusmoer support,

Cons: see below

Overall Review: Ran fine @ SPD settting and 2.1v. Had problems when setting the clock tining manully, OS (XP pro) unstable @ 4-4-3-10 until i changed the voltage to 2.25, but still not quite right. Conatcted Muskin, infoemed that the RAM possibly had Pross IC chips not the MIcron IC chipsst (a few slipped through manufacturing). Mushkin had a new set to me in three dsys. All is well and now I can play with the settings above the 4-4-3-10@ 21.v stock settings Hope this helps

Pros: This RAM works wonderfully in my new AM2 system with no problems at rated speeds and latencies. Using Asus' rendition of the nForce 590 chipset. Haven't gotten around to overclocking yet... The nicest DDR2 800 that I found in this price range. The next bump in latency timings for ddr2 800 was some Cxxxair that was 1.5 as expensive as this. The heat spreader design is bold, yet elegant - I really like the look.

Cons: None to speak of. It's quality memory; it's hard to have any real cons if it looks cool and performs well.

Overall Review: Had to go into the BIOS and manually specify the rated latencies (probably true for most ram of this class anyway). Ran memtest86, no issues.

Pros: The Best Overclock You Can Get.. Rock Solid Over a few years now..

Cons: That idiot review under this.. Get it together man! If you burned up all those sticks you're out of it if you think it's Newegg or Mushkins fault.

Overall Review: I've been through ram and this is as good as it gets..

Pros: Several pro reviewers (like anandtech) have been giving this memory high ranks. It performs beautifully for overclocking (eg. 1000 mhz) has some of the fastest timings and bandwidth in real-life tests (not just benchmarks), it performs slightly better than memory &1xx more expensive. I put it in my new ASUS Crosshair AM2 motherboard. So should you.

Cons: You might need to brush up on memory timings and latencys, because the SPDs are extremely conservative and you'll need to set the timings yourself in the BIOS. (spd = 5 5 5 15, but it is sold on the package as 4 4 3 10)

Overall Review: My MB (above) lets me change hundreds of details - I REALLY need to brush up on my memory timings. It will probably be sold out when you want to buy it, because it is good memory and this makes it popular.

Pros: Very tight timings, Micron d9, runs cool to touch, very very fast at 4-4-3-10 2t at 2.0 voltage, for those that are having problems make sure your voltage is at 2.0 as stated on the stick.

Cons: NONE

Overall Review: Mushkins RMA in line of high performance is a mere 0.8%, a quite impressive number and it means that of each 1000 modules of ram memory, a single 8 of them are defective...Quality Control I must say...so if you are experiencing problems read before anything

Pros: Very fast, with nice features. A bit cheaper than a competitor set of ram and this has better timings.

Cons: None. Darn good RAM.

Overall Review: Paired nicly with my MSI p6n sli Platinum (nforce 650i). Hopefully that doesnt get edited out.

Pros: These XP2s are using a good set of Micron D9 ICs onboard. I am giving the memory the rated 2.10V and running @ 4-4-3-10, DDR2 800 speeds no problem! Are 100% compatible with DFI Infinity 975X board running the 12/01/06 BIOS.

Cons: None, although the price is a bit high.

Overall Review: Mushkin crew really needs to redesign the heat spreader on these modules. While it may be great at wisping away heat, the heat spreader is very flimsy and if one isn't careful during the installation of the module, can easily bend or misalign the heat spreader.

Pros: One word to describe this memory: Solid. Easily handles 4-4-3-10 at DDR-800 with recommended voltages. Loosening the timings a bit gives you plenty of headroom to ramp up the speed. Heatsinks look good and work effectively.

Cons: None, just realize that you'll have to set your own volatges and timings. Just popping them in a system won't make it automatically go to 2.1 volts, DDR-800, 4-4-3-10. A little bit expensive now, but were a fantastic deal when they were on sale.