Pros: Long lasting

Cons: slow speed, small size, it doesn't want to die so I can get rid of it

Pros: worked for awhile

Cons: died after about 2 years.

Pros: I previously owned DDR2 G.SKILL memory and I NEVER had a problem with it for over 4 years. So, when it was time to upgrade to DDR3 memory G.SKILL again came out on top as a first buy. This DDR3 memory from G.SKILL seems to work well at 1600 MHz but I haven't yet tested it beyond that. It's rated to go to 1866 MHz but I need an AMD FX processor to get to that higher memory frequency (unless I overclock it). The price was really good compared to other brands because I purchased 2x4Gb sticks on sale. Windows 7x64 indicates a memory subscore of 7.4 out of 7.9. Perhaps when running at higher frequency that subscore will go up a tiny bit as I understand that there can be a 1%-3% increase in performance when running at 1866 MHz vs. 1600 MHz. The 7.4 subscore works for me.

Cons: Considering worldly events, some people may not like the memory subname and logo on the memory casing heatsink, unless your a Gamer ;-).

Overall Review: The "PC" of the name and logo doesn't change the memory performance.

Pros: No problems. No hiccups. No errors. Working fine.

Cons: Not DDR3,4,5,6,7, or 8 ...lol

Pros: Good price, still working...not much else to say.

Cons: None

Overall Review: I've used this in different cameras (Fuji and Cannon). It's a good idea to format the card when you use it for different cameras, but make sure you get your pictures/videos off first before formatting..lol

Pros: - Made by EVGA - No extra power cable needed - Dual monitor support - 1 Gig of VRAM - Can play some games at 1920 x 1080 - Short card (not 8-9 inches long like others) - Economical Budget - Econo card compared to what's out there now but don't let that stop you from getting this card if your just going to use it for watching videos, running your basic dual monitors, and some older games now and then at a resolution up to 1920 x 1080. If your looking for a video card just to see your computer screen (lol) this is overkill but the price is pretty good for even that.

Cons: If your going to play 3D GPU intensive games at 2560 x 1440 (or x 1600) don't get this card. :-) LOL...but then you probably already knew this if your a hard core gamer.

Overall Review: I got this card because I will be giving my current GeForce card to somebody (hand me down). I wanted to have a spare card until I get a chance to get a more beefier card so I bought this one. If your trying to impress your gamer friends with this card (don't most gamers do this?) then good luck with that one.