Pros: Does exactly what it says it does, and more. @1600 6-6-6-18-1T 1.60vdimm 1.20vtt @1866 7-7-7-20-1T 1.62vdimm 1.30vtt @1900 7-8-7-20-1T 1.63vdimm 1.34vtt @ 2000 7-8-7-20-1T 1.65vdimm 1.44vtt I had an OCZ Platinum 1600 kit that would not run with my processor much past 1560mhz at any timings or voltage. Thought it was my processor. Turns out it was the memory. I haven't found the end of this memory yet.

Cons: I ended up killing 2 sets of this memory in about a week. First set died 10 minutes into the first hyperpi run, second set died about 2 days into use before I ever even started turning them up. Both times they failed in the same slot, so I got the motherboard replaced as well. OCZ could not have handled the situation more promptly, and even allowed me to come do a will-call RMA both times in their San Jose office. Kudos to OCZ for coming thru in the clutch. The reason why I keep buying their product. Been running the new set with the new motherboard for a llittle over a week now with no issues.

Overall Review: Core i7 920, DFI UT X58 Motherboard, Blade memory, GTX285, 2 velociraptors in RAID 0, two RE3 1TB drives in RAID 1. I run 19 x 200 with memory at 1600mhz 6-6-6-18 1T timings for 24/7 use with 1.23vcore, 1.20vtt, 1.60vdimm and it keeps things nice and cool for hot days. When I am benching, it is 1.26vcore, 1.45vtt 1.65vdimm 7-8-7-20-1T with same cpu speed. Bottom line....you have to pay to play with the i7 platform when it comes to memory.

Pros: Does exactly as advertised running i920 @ 4ghz with mem @ 2000mhz 7-7-7-20-1T 1.65v on Asus Rampage II Extreme on air.

Cons: none

Overall Review: Core i7 920 @ 200x20 4ghz, Rampage II Extreme, CoolMaster V10, Blade memory @ 2000mhz 7-7-7-20 1t, EVGA GTX 285 @ 720mhz Core 2772mhz mem, 2 WD 1TB Blacks RAID-0, 1 WD 1TB Black and 2 150GB Raptors RAID-0.

Pros: Fast.

Cons: Had to RMA my first kit because 1 stick died after about a week at 1.65v. Newegg quickly replaced it. Not too long (less than a week) my replacement kit had a dead stick. It was outside of Newegg's 30-day policy, so I had to go through OCZ. As I was on a deadline, I held on to the 2 working sticks as long as possible. I overnighted the set to OCZ and waited a few days. Yesterday, I called OCZ's RMA department and they informed me that they don't have any in stock and that they don't know when they are going to have more. They offered my a set of Blades rated for 1866 with 9-9-9-24 timings. Oh, and a 4gb thumbdrive. Does that seem like a fair exchange? A $15 dollar thumb drive and a set of memory that retails for $400? I paid $480. Since I declined, they are going to refund me, which is good of them, though.

Overall Review: Core i7 965 Rampage 2 Extreme 4870x2 Phase and liquid cooled. Im steering clear of OCZ from here on out. G-Skill Perfect Storm, here I come.

Pros: What a bargain. Speed, Performance, Price can't be beat.

Cons: Can't ever get the memory to work out of the box. I had 2 striker extreme boards both with reaper memory from OCZ. After months of fiddling with every timing and rebooting literally thousands of times it finally worked. Now I have punished my self again only this time with a Rampage II Eztreme and blades. It looks like I will be fiddling with every timing again for months before I can get it to work.

Overall Review: Why doesn't OCZ sticky KNOWN stable bios settings with their respective boards is beyond me. I have to post on their forums. Then after a few hours I get a response to adjust a timing. Usually something I have already tried. Then I post again and have to wait another few hours to be given another timing to adjust. Please OCZ just sticky the bios settings under their respective forums. Also include the OC bios too. You know the OC levels people who buy this stuff like to get their air and watercooled comps too. Guess that won't happen.

Pros: runs at 1333 speeds .. Door stopper!! Play fetch with my dog..

Cons: At 1600 it boots up showing only 4g installed ,at 1866 it hangs on post ,and don't even think about 2000!!! this happened with two kit's, first kit, one of the sticks went south, Rma . second kit , degraded, nothing but a dog!! (read above)

Overall Review: First,been building machines since the 286 days and this has to be one of the worst ram i ever bought..OCZ, get your act together !! Anyway, bought other brand and no problems. Great costumer service from the egg.

Pros: Goose egg,0, Nada,none...Oh wait, it does 1336 Newegg took em back.

Cons: Weak degraded ram.

Overall Review: very, very unstable after 1336 and thats being modest. 1st kit went south for the winter.

Pros: Look everyone who is N/A(making 5 stars on dif boards) these are peeps from OCZ tech trying to make there product look good....Ram is good if got skills and time to tweak and fine tune ...PERIOD not XMS in cmos certified does not meet intels standards to do....This ram is overpriced and perfect storm cl7 coming available with XMS standards

Cons: Look who made posts on 5 stars N/ A nice work to try to sell dont buy if no skill in fine tuning in cmos

Overall Review: OCZ work on the XMS standards so peeps who dont got the time agravation to fine tune your ram...Go gskill also great support gskill they dont tell you to go to forum ../sigh

Pros: Can hit 2000Mhz if vDIMM set to 1.68 and QPIvtt set to 1.38.

Cons: Will not boot to windows past 2000MHz period--Under any setting or voltage. I even tried 2002 MHz and relaxing the timings to 9-9-9-30 and blue screens of death abound. Is not stable at 2000MHz unless vDIMM@1.70 and QPIvtt@1.40. Tried this with four different i7 920's (two of which are D0 stepping) and two different x58 boards.

Overall Review: RMA in the works. We'll see if set two fairs any better.