Patriot Viper Xtreme Series, Division 2 Edition 8GB (2 x 4GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1600 (PC3 12800) Desktop Memory Model PXD38G1600LLK

Pros: Awesome deal on memory that performs exceptionally well in my ASRock P67 Extreme4 motherboard. Motherboard recognized the timings and voltage perfectly.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: To the person stating that they weren't sure if this memory was the cause of their BSOD's... well, take some time and run Memtest on your system to identify if that is the problem or not. It is a very simple thing to do. Giving 4 eggs because you "Think" that the memory is the cause of your BSOD's is lame. This memory performs as advertised AND looks sweet in my new computer build.

Pros: I've been using this now with my sector 5 ram making for a total of 12 gigs (see other thoughts). Over all I love this ram and so far I've been really happy with all my Patriot memory purchases.

Cons: none so far

Overall Review: I'm currently running it with ram with slightly different timing, this ram is 8-9-8-24 and my sector 5 ram is 8-8-8-24, so it had to sync up. However been using it like this for more then a month and no BSOD's. So I would say mission accomplished. (insert Freddy Mercury fist pump)

Pros: Installed, set to the advertised timings, and forgot about it. They're totally stable and work perfectly with my i5-2500K; the RAM's XMP profile automatically adjusts all the necessary voltages. 1600MHz is a satisfying amount of bandwidth and CL8 timings are good without breaking the bank like CL7 1600MHz RAM.

Cons: I've got nothin'. Some CPU coolers may have clearance issues with the height of the heatsinks; my Scythe Samurai ZZ does not.

Overall Review: Patriot RAM is made in the USA and has been my first choice for all kinds of memory (RAM, SDHC, SSD) since 2005. Great company that stands behind their products.

Pros: Superior Heat Speader, Tight Timings result in far better response times with i7-2600K system over previous Corsair XMS3 1600 9-9-9-24 that I had in MSI Z68A-GD80 MOBO. And Most Important: XMS3 1600 Memory tested fine but I was getting constant system LockUps/Freezes until I installed this new Memory, Viper Xtreme Series Div2 and now system is smooth runnin

Cons: None except price

Overall Review: Newegg is exceptional. I ordered this memory to expand from 8GB to 16GB from single kit to a second kit, I followed the tracking waiting for the delivery. Well, it never showed up, disappointed I contacted Newegg Customer Service who then launched an investigation and found that it never was delivered and re-ordered my purchase and I had my Memory a few days later. I will NEVER go to any other e-Tailer Newegg is the absolute best in customer service.

Pros: Runs at the advertised speeds and a little bit better when tweaked. All 4 sticks are working for 16gb. Raised rating in windows for my CPU Score from 7.5 to 7.6, Ram from 7.5 to 7.6, and Hard Disk from 5.5 to 6.6. Wow.

Cons: Um, none.

Pros: running two sets (4x4GB's) Ive had this ram in two motherboards so far.Frist was my P67 Sabertooth and they worked great.Now im running them in my Asus P8Z68-V Pro and they work just as GREAT. Ive found this ram will run T1 with ease even with 4 modules .It will also run 1866 with a little looser timings at 1.65v again with 4 modules.This ram is really worth the money imho.

Cons: The heatsinks height.They are nice and work great and all but they are to tall making it so i had to raise the fan on my Thermalright Venomous X Black a little to clear the last module's heatsink

Overall Review: Patriot needs to make a low profile set of these.

Pros: Looks good, somewhat understated (doesn't look like a gun or have LED's) and classy with a medium profile. Very stable, runs cool. OC'd to 1667 at suggested timings, never gets more than warm to touch (don't touch your ram while its running).

Cons: Forgot to process MIR. I hate MIR's. Was a good price when I bought it with the MIR, but now it's crazy cheap.

Overall Review: I didn't have a processor to test it above 1667 MHz. I ran it on two different boards using two K-10 processors, but never had the chance to run a K 10.5 to go past 1667. Still, I think it would have. I've since bought a set of the 1866 flavor to run along side this one (if you calculate out the actual times, they're identical, so I knew it would work). I'd buy it again, too, or the next iteration.

Pros: Truly good RAM and classy looking heatsink and paint job. I ordered a second pair to fill out four slots with 16,000 megabytes of memory. (My first PC had 8 MB.)

Cons: It is still available now with a flash card offer.

Overall Review: When it becomes outmoded, you can use it as a camp saw and survival tool.