Wintec AMPO 1GB 240-Pin DDR2 SDRAM DDR2 667 (PC2 5300) Desktop Memory Model 3AMD2667-1G2-R

Pros: I really like this ram and you get some bang for your buck. It is easy to overclock and very stable.

Cons: It could be just a bit faster but for the price what more could you ask for?

Overall Review: Buy this ram what else can I say.

Pros: This ram really impressed me. I popped it into my ga-965p-ds3 along with my e6400 and 7600gt, and after some light tweaking, and benchmarking i am blown away by the performance level this stuff has hit. At stock voltage i was able to reach a fsb of 380 which is 720 mhz. By raising the voltage by .3 volts, i am running it along with my e6400 Conroe at 3.4 ghz, or a fsb of 425 (ram speed of 850 mhz!!!)The timings are 5-7-7-20, not very impressive, but I'm sure there is room for improvement. They have been prime stable for over two hours, that's good enough for me.

Cons: They don't make me dinner.

Overall Review: I bought two of these, and they both run at 850 mhz in dual channel! These replaced a 2gb pair of corsair that at stock ran at 800 mhz. These run just as smoothly and fast as the corsair, and cost about 80 dollars less.

Pros: It's a 1GB stick of memory for $20, so as long as it's not a complete piece of junk it's alright, right? Well, based on the burn-in testing I did after putting this in my new budget build, it's definitely no piece of junk. Two of these paired with an Athlon 64 X2 4000+ and a GeForce 8600GT took everything I could throw at them. Granted, I wasn't overclocking or anything, but if you're building a budget machine I wouldn't hesitate for a second to use this memory. The heatspreader, while probably not necessary, is a nice extra to have on such a cheap module.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: Unless you're planning to overclock the snot out of them, these modules are just right for a budget build.

Pros: Nice heavy construction.It had no issues at all with the ECS C51GM-M (V1.0) mobo.I even tried it in a Gigabyte GA-M61P-S3,the memory worked great in it as well.

Cons: GREEN,..sorry green fans,..but the color of the memory is about the worst con I have found so far.

Overall Review: I would buy this memory again.Well depends on if the get another color for the heatspreaders,..lol

Pros: Works great. Cheap. Heat Spreaders.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: e4300 Core 2 Duo, GeForce 8800 GTS, GigaByte DS3, 2GB Wintec DDR2 667, 320 WD SATA.

Pros: This is my 1st and last memory upgrade on this computer, a Gateway S310X. I upgraded to a 2GB in overall RAM from 512. My video card is also shared, so basically I have 1.87GB of overall memory after the upgrade. This product is outstanding! The lowest price for heatsinks!! My PC before the upgrade is pretty slow. Once I installed this memory I have not stopped smiling : ) Now, I have not formatted and started over, which I will, I wanted to bench test this memory before and after a format being that I havent formatted my PC in almost a year. Let me say that before a format my PC boots up and finishes within a minute, as opposed to 4-5 minutes! If you have any questions about this product, I am a tech, and I really like this memory. The latency isnt low, but with heat sinking, you cannot go wrong unless someone else out there informs me otherwise

Cons: Not yet to let anyone else know about. I trust and love this memory!

Overall Review: If your machine came with 512MB of RAM, or 1GB, upgrade now. Years ago I bought 2-256MB memory sticks for $100! Now I spent $31 total for 2GB with heatsinks?! I have had this gateway for a little over 2yrs, and I should done this a long time ago. Whatever you buy, at least make it a point that your memory has heat sinks in them, its a must.

Pros: GREAT SPEED FOR A GREAT PRICE!!!!HEAT SPREADERS!!!!

Cons: NONE

Pros: Great price. I've used many sticks of Wintec memory over the years and they consistently provide solid memory at some of the lowest available prices. Heat sink looks nice

Cons: I only gave this one four stars as it refused to load Windows at the default settings DDR2-667. After spending 15 minutes trying to figure out the problem (the computer had been running fine with the old memory) I manually lowered the memory speed to 533. The computer booted normally and has ran just fine for over a week now. I suspect the problem being one of voltage. Newegg's specs do not list the default voltage. But at least this module needed to run at a slower speed or needed more voltage. My motherboard had not DIMM voltage adjustment. Fortunately it had the ability to manually set memory speed.

Overall Review: It runs fine at 533. Any difference in performance we be tiny and too little to notice in real world use.