Pros: Very low price, very high mhz potential.

Cons: memory can be picky about what boards it will reach its rated speeds on, it took me 2 different motherboards, before I finally got a board capable of 1800+ mhz. so the board you use, must come into the equation. also, the single sided heatsink, may make the ram chips prone to damage, if you tend to push the ram into the socket, by pressing on the ramsink - bad idea. push from the PCB side, to not damage the ram chips.

Overall Review: 1800+ mhz, is not easy, and alot of boards just arent capable of it. so high speed ram tends to be hit or miss, some boards can do it, some cant. sometimes the ram just can't. also things to try, sometimes you need to run 1.7 volts or higher into the NB, to get 1800+ mhz stable. (but dont go much higher - its dangerous to the board) its weird so many companies sell ram rated at 1800 mhz and higher, when theres just not many boards that can easily do that. I used a P5K64 WS at first, and it had no chance to reach those speeds, I then switched to a P5K3 Deluxe, and it worked great then.

Pros: This memory is really good, i haven't seen momory stick that stay soo cool OCed and under heavy load. Very fast memory too, i can't even reach it's fastest rate because my processor can't keep up with it.

Cons: I think if we want to make this memory a lil more afordable, we're going to have to wait a lil longer until the resellers and manufacturer decide to lower the prices, Because right now you can buy a pretty decent labtop with what you'd spend on these.

Overall Review: In the other hand, there are people on this world who have so much money, that there's nothing they can wish and buy that will make'em broke, if you're one of those lucky ones, and you're reading this, you must have enherited that money, but you'll still be able to buy this and much more. lol