Patriot Extreme Performance 1GB 240-Pin DDR2 SDRAM DDR2 800 (PC2 6400) Desktop Memory Model PEP21G6400LL

Pros: Works with Gigabyte DS3 board. OC's to 826mhz with stock timings.

Cons: cost of memory went up :(

Overall Review: e6400, Gigabyte DS3 board F7 bios, 4-4-4-12, 413fsb x 8, 24hrs Orthos stable

Pros: Good RAM - fast

Cons: None, but read other thoughts

Overall Review: As "Makoto" noted on another review, if you're running Vista w/more than 2GB of RAM and are getting BSOD's periodically, try installing this Windows Update: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=240AC3F3-2B60-4B70-B709-06B2BC5B1336&displaylang=en It did the trick for me when I thought I might have had a problem with one of the RAM sticks.

Pros: Awsome memory. Even though its rated at 2.1V my MSI K9N Platinum Socket AM2 NVIDIA nForce 570 Ultra and GIGABYTE GA-965P-DS3 with E6600 recognize it with no problem.

Cons: Have not Overclocked but read reviews that it does that well.

Pros: This stuff is great, it's quick, reliable, and CHEAP! Bought two sticks of this to add to my existing one, and noticed a major performance increase. I will buy another when I have the money.

Cons: For some reason the default timing on these are set higher than the 4-4-4-12 timing it says in the manufacturer specs. To set the timing to 4-4-4-12 I had to go into my Bios and manually change it. No big deal though.

Overall Review: I highly recommend this stuff, just check your Bios to make sure you are getting the 4-4-4-12 timing!

Pros: good 800 mhz DDR2 RAM, handles my most intense apps very well, i have a logitech G15 which monitors RAM and CPU usage, and it never goes past 80% while playing crysis smoothly.

Cons: none

Overall Review: i had two of these in my CPU for about a year, and ordered this to add a third gig of ram, surprisingly noticeable speed boost in games.

Pros: Inexpensive, stable and fast

Cons: Doesn't always run at tighter timings. Check your motherboard for compatibility and stability from others. Don't just buy and assume you can run them at the tighter timings.

Overall Review: My motherboard unfortunately has kittens when I try to run it at the lower CAS latencies - even with the higher voltage settings. I won't ding the modules otherwise stellar performance because of my shortsightedness. That minor blemish aside, the modules are absolutely rock solid at the SPD settings when you first turn on your computer. MaximumPC has recently started using Patriot modules in their cover stories, so take note. These modules rock.

Pros: I have 2 gigs of this RAM in my computer as we speak, but i wanted to max out the slots so I just bought 2 more, gonna run both in Dual-channel mode, and hopefully get a better score on PC mark 05'. Overall great product. I will never buy RAM from another company ever.

Cons: none.

Overall Review: NZXT apollo case, Asus Vista Premium motherboard, AMD Athlon x2 6400+, Arctic Freezer x64 Pro, BFG 8800GTS (G80), 4 gigs Patriot RAM (4 x 1GB), Rosewill 850W Xtreme Power supply, Western Digital 320GB SATA Hard Drive, Asus DVD/CD writer/reader SATA drive.

Pros: Works fine. I've had one stick for over a year and recently bought another, and have had no problems from either one.

Cons: They don't taste good.

Overall Review: I bought my second stick two days after I bought my first PC game in years. Apparently games these days require more than a 1G of memory...