Mushkin Enhanced Silverline 4GB DDR3 1600 (PC3 12800) Desktop Memory Model 992002

Pros: Good solid high end Ram at reasonable (sale) price, runs at advertised specs with no problems.

Cons: None

Overall Review: Have used Mushkin for the last 5 years, and they have always had high quality memory.

Pros: Works at 1600 and does it's job, also looks sleek.

Cons: None really.

Overall Review: Had to go into the BIOS in order to set it to 1600 from 1333

Pros: Installed it in a fresh build Gigabyte H-81M-DS2V motherboard, and it is working just fine. Checked the bios, and the memory was auto set to 1333 9-9-9-24. It's not on the description, but this memory does have XMP(Extreme Memory Profile). I set the XMP to enabled in the bios because it's off by default, and it had one profile. I chose that which set the memory to 1600 9-9-9-24.

Cons: n/a

Pros: Runs flawlessly and booted on first attempt. Changed the BIOS settings for memory to XMP and the proper timings were automatically detected on my Gigabyte UD3R. Upgraded from Vista 32bit (w/ 3GB of RAM) to Win 7 64bit and the difference is amazing.

Cons: N/A

Overall Review: Not related, however Windows 7 stopped the annoying popping / cracking noise when using an older Creative X-Fi card.

Pros: great fast ram for my build.

Cons: deactivated for some reason right after i wanted to buy another kit.

Overall Review: corsair 600t case, intel core i3 2100 cpu, nvidia geforce gtx 480, corsair tx 750 v2 modular psu,

Pros: I'm running 2 of these on a biostar tz68a+ with a i7-2600k at their XMP profile (1600mhz 9-9-9) undervolted to 1.3v and completely stable. Thoroughly impressed...

Cons: none... except maybe the heatsinks are basic on these, so I wouldn't push too hard, although they would probably skyrocket with decent cooling

Overall Review: had to buy 2 of these seperately because newegg was OOS of the kits when I was shopping... only paid a couple bucks more anyhow

Pros: It looked nice in the box.

Cons: Defective Ram

Pros: Works at advertised speeds.

Cons: Inconsistent batches of RAM.

Overall Review: I ordered two of these kits at different times. The first set I got a few months ago. Plugged it in and it works great. However I purchased another kit about 2 weeks ago to fill up my RAM slots and keep everything looking nice. This batch of RAM uses XMP 1.2 while the old stuff uses XMP 1.3. The newer RAM also has different JEDEC timings and is a different model number. I was able to make it all run at DDR3-1600 speeds though as the XMP speeds are in fact the same across both sets. Just something to watch out for if you bought these in the past and want more of it for the same PC. It may cause problems but in my Asus z97-e board they work fine.