Pros: great ram ^_^ very fast for the price alot cheaper than other brands of ram saved alot of money going with Super Talent i <3 this ram i only get Super Talent now!

Cons: Strange i only got heat sink on 1 side of the ram :O i don't know whats with that but still works fine and dosn't run hot at all just thought that was strange

Overall Review: Made in USA!! ^_^ cheaper than other brands maybe even better

Pros: Love this RAM, haven't had timing problems and if one does easy to adjust. I've purchased 9 of these packages so far. Love the heat sinks too, big but fit side by side and keep memory at the right temp.

Cons: None

Overall Review: Probably buy more some time soon. I mean 6400 for the price of 4200 is great! And Super Talent is a good company.

Pros: This memory runs at 800MHz in my nView set to detect at SPD. No problems at all with system setup or compatibility

Cons: Price dropped after I purchased, there are no other cons.

Overall Review: Perhaps I should but another 2 GBs?

Pros: Nice Packaging

Cons: Dead on Arrival. Not a good start. RMA in process. Tested on two desktops same results. Disappointed after reading positive reviews. Will go back to Patriot or OCZ.

Pros: Very stable, cool to the touch, what more could you want

Cons: None

Overall Review: I have used Super Talent memory for several years, in many diff computers, never had a failed stick yet

Pros: Extremely cheap, especially after the rebates (which may or may not be honored from what I can tell). Booted without problems to SPD settings upon install. Even plays nicely with a 2nd 2x512MB dual channel G.Skill kit at OC settings. Speaking of OC, most reports seem to indicate that Super Talent uses Micron ICs for its modules. I won't ruin my memory prying off the heatsinks to confirm but the OC results suggest this is the case. Can be tweaked with tighter timings or higher throughput but not much of a combination with both. At stock CAS latencies RAM booted and ran stable @ DDR2 960+. My benchmarks show better performance with tighter timings though so currently have it running 4-4-4-12 2T @ DDR2 830. Timings remained stable to 4-4-4-11 1T (although underclocked to DDR 2 760). Heat sinks keep modules reasonably cool (warm to the touch but still rock solid stable). Also Super Talent makes their modules in the USA so there's always that...

Cons: Rebate processing/acceptance is shady, 1st kit I bought ST declined to acknowledge they ever received.

Overall Review: System configured as follows: Athlon 64 X2 3800+ 2.0GHz OC @ 2.5GHz (250 MHz x 10.0) Biostar TForce 550 rev 1.2 with BIOS dated 5/2007 3GB DDR2 (2x1GB Super Talent + 2x512MB G.Skill) OCed to settings mentioned previously. Recently just bought another kit to max my aging system out @ 4 GB, fingers are crossed I continue to experience the great performance I've gotten from the 1st pair.

Pros: Runs extremely stable at stock settings. You can run it 24/7 at max no worries. It will even overclock. You can either change timings or speed, but not both. I like running it at CL4 with stock speed, but I also got it up to 933 mhz. It ran for a while at 1000mhz, but I got a BSOD after about a half an hour with benchmark testing.

Cons: None really. I wish it would stay stable at 1000mhz, but what do I expect with such cheap ram?

Overall Review: It is a no brainer for the $. If you are looking for gaming ram, then be willing to pay more.

Pros: Good ram from a company with a good track-record.

Cons: None

Overall Review: Not as pictured; these came with single-sided blue heat spreaders. Same ICs though. These are coming in at single-digit prices after MIR. This is my third build with a pair of these and I've yet to have any issues.