Pros: I thought it was cost effective. Newegg took it back under RMA with no problems. Yay, Newegg!!!!!

Cons: This would not work in my ASRock Z68 at all. Total boot failure with POST indicating a generic memory init error. No idea what if anything was wrong with them, but replacement RAM from a competitor worked like a charm. So I don't really know if the RAM was bad or it's a mboard issue, hence the 3 eggs. It might be fine, just not as compatible as some.

Overall Review: Newegg's RMA process was surprisingly nice.

Pros: Easy install, very quick, price

Cons: none

Overall Review: Easy to install and the heat sinks are very nice. No issues at all. A+

Pros: Great memory, runs at advertised timings.

Cons: None- I'm using it with compatible hardware.

Overall Review: "Only compatible with Intel 6 Series Platforms based on 2nd Gen Intel Core Processors (Intel 2000 Series)". I think the majority of negative reviews are from people who cannot comprehend the previous sentence. This memory is designed to run on Intel 6 series chipsets like P67, H61. etc. and Intel 2000 series processors like I5-2500K, I3-2100, etc.

Pros: Good price

Cons: 1 of the modules was bad and was causing BSOD errors. Ran Memtest86 on both modules for 12 hours and got 6 errors. Took one of the modules out and ran the test again. This time I saw 10 errors in 12 hours. Swapped modules and it ran clean for 12 hours. Definitely one of the modules is bad. I'll contact Patriot and see how good their lifetime warranty is. Note, I bought this memory 2 months ago but just got around to bulding the PC 2 weeks ago and the memory was bad out of the box. It took me that long to isolate the cause of the BSOD errors.

Pros: Good, fast RAM. I put it in my system with two 4 GB DIMMs already in it, and they work together nicely. All problems I had with bluescreens and freezing can be attributed to mixing RAM sticks, and they were fixed once I re-seated the RAM. It's been running smoothly for 9 days now.

Cons: None. The 1333 bandwidth is a bit low-end for RAM, but you should know what you're buying.

Overall Review: I will buy another set in the future and get my rig up to 32 GB.

Pros: Works well w/P67 i7 MOB. GIGABYTE GA-H67N-USB3-B3, no issues, no set up needed just worked

Cons: none

Pros: Cheapest 2x8GB kit of DDR3 at time of purchase, rock solid at stock speeds. (Prefer low-noise, low-power, so no overclocking for me.) Ended up buying a second kit as soon as a different rebate went into effect.

Cons: Price is falling so fast I'm kicking myself for buying my first one when I did.

Pros: Price after rebate

Cons: NOT Compatible w Asrock Extreme3 Gen3

Overall Review: Patriot PGD316G1333ELK was not compatible w my Asrock Extreme3 Gen3 MB. I was able to use GSkill Ripjaws F3-10666CL9S-8GBXL or Kingston KTH-PL313E/4G. I had the most current MB bios as of 1/2012. Rated 1 star because it should have been compatible.