Pros: Price for the capacity Small form factor Stable Readable at the specified speeds right out of the package Like all good RAM, you set it and forget it. Also like all good RAM, it makes me feel safe despite not even using half of it at my current work.

Cons: Not made of depleted uranium.

Overall Review: Let me spin you a yarn of a bad situation made awesome. Firstly, I had found this sweet set of 16gb RAM on sale during a Shell Shocker deal. I ordered and happily awaited my package. After about two (2) weeks, I got concerned and called USPS. They did not find any package come through them and it was then that I figured it got lost in the system. I called Muskin and was not only answered in a timely manner, but was offered the lost item again or a full refund. Having just recieved them and plugged them in, I think I will be sticking with this company for a good and long time. Side Note: Mushkin, continue to love and pay your support personnel for they are the life-blood of a customer-first company. Side Side Note: I love you.

Pros: this is great stuff. the heat spreaders work well, and are low enough that they even fit under my beast of a tower cooler. (Frio OCK, the freakishly oversize one.) with about 1/4th inch clearance.

Cons: I'd like them to be available in a lower CAS latency. 9 is good, but there's CAS 7 1600 speed RAM out there, and I'd like an option for it in this line.

Overall Review: if it fits under my 143 x 136.8 x 158.4 heat sink, (L,W,H) then it aught to fit under anything with 120mm fans.

Pros: I have had this for almost a year with my GTX 660, FX 6300, on an ASRock 970 EXTREME3 AMD 970 & SB950 ATX DDR3 800 AMD - AM3+ Motherboard. I have played a library of 130 games ranging from CaveStory to Bioshcok Infinite and Metro Last Light. I have had no complications with this RAM so far.

Cons: Looks bland. Which could be a pro or con depending on what you want.

Pros: Stable from original boot up until now Highest Passmark score of 38 PC's I've tested in past year Low profile

Cons: none

Overall Review: Used i7-4790 with Asus H97-E/CSM LGA 1150 board. To some degree the high Passmark score can be attributed to i7 vs i5 and lower for the other 37 systems I tested. That being said its hard not to be impressed with this memory. I only buy Mushkin occasionally due to pricing and availability vs some of the other big names but when I have it has been rock solid. Can't remember if I had to change to XMP to get it to run at 1600 MHz, but if so it was painless like it always has been when I've needed to do that. I built this machine a couple months ago.

Pros: - Low-profile spreaders. - I really like the simplistic look (solid black, no super fancy graphics). - Overclocks really well, if you're into that sort of thing. - Both work and continue to work.

Cons: - At the time this kit was $99.99. Back then, that was an alright price, but not as great of a price as now.

Overall Review: I have these sticks overclocked to 2000. I don't really notice much of a difference, but I guess getting every bit of performance (considering DDR4 is out) is a good thing. The OC is stable, passes all memory tests. No issues. Mushkin is a great brand for memory and SSDs!

Pros: fair price low profile fast low power needs

Cons: zero so far

Overall Review: use this in my gaming rig, has worked with 0 problems

Pros: Works as advertised, used memTest and found 0 errors. Very satisfied. Low profile made for easy heatsink installation. Looks good too.

Cons: zip.

Pros: After running with 8 GB for many years, time to add some more memory so I can run VM and play Archeage at the same time. It has been couple of months and had zero issues. Tested with Prime95 twice - first when I got the modules, and then again after a month - both times there were no errors.

Cons: None

Overall Review: Would buy again.