G.SKILL 4GB (2 x 2GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1600 (PC3 12800) Dual Channel Kit Desktop Memory

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It performs actually great. it wasn't cost-free? No it's really good ram, just buy it.

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Functions excellent! Looks nice. Was in a position to transform the Mobo settings to get this operating at 1600 Mhz. Great job G.Ability. Absolutely nothing.

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Rock solid stable; Fantastic price tag for quality RAM; it wasn't no cost :-) No Cons

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Great RAM, no difficulties actually. 1ǚ died just a few days past 1 year of ownership. Let's see how the RMA procedure goes. Unrelated to my issue, don't use the Intel DP55WG board if you program on employing a bigger than typical CPU fan, will block the RAM slots... Manufacturer Response:.Dear ConsumerThank you for your G.Ability acquire and overview. We are sorry to hear a single module went undesirable. Regrettably due to the nature of DRAM modules, random defects might happen, which is why all G.Ability memory packages are backed by a lifetime guarantee. If for whatever cause your memory becomes defective right after a couple days, weeks, or years of use, we will exchange it with a new replacement with no query. If you have any further queries or problems, please really feel no cost to speak to us straight and we will be glad to help you.Thank youGSKILL SupportTop quality and client service are our top priorities.Tech Support E mail: ustech@gskillusa.comRMA Dept E mail: rma@gskillusa.comG.Skill Forum: http://www.gskill.us/forum/

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its 1600 and was compatible with my mobo the heat sink makes it a small wider than normal ram so if your after market place cpu cooler is large be conscious of that.

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I heard that this thing is not that great.but for more i really like it. I think it was what i wanted to be.

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I heard that this thing is not that great.but for more i really like it. I think it was what i wanted to be.

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none After installing the memory, my computer system gave me error messages. I thought this was due to possessing switched motherboards from one CPU to the other and reloading Vista. This was not the case as I investigated the page default error. I removed the memory and located that the card was faulty. I am likely past my return policy deadline. I will appear for a better reviewed product. Manufacturer Response:.Dear CustomerWe are sorry to hear you are possessing such troubles. This memory is above the standard, so manual settings are required. Please make confident to input memory frequency, timings, and voltage in BIOS. Also, not all CPUs are natively capable of this, so a boost to the memory controller voltage may possibly be necessary. If the memory is indeed defective, we can certainly have it replaced. All G.Skill memory modules are backed by a lifetime warranty, so regardless of whether they include 1 error, 1000 errors, or no boot at all, we can have them replaced with new modules. If you have any additional questions or difficulties, please really feel free of charge to get in touch with us directly.Thank youGSKILL SupportHigh quality and customer service are our top rated priorities.Tech Assistance E mail: ustech@gskillusa.comRMA Dept E mail: rma@gskillusa.comG.Ability Forum: http://www.gskill.us/forum/

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I essentially bought 8gbs of this memory, how ever it was at two distinct times. Right after figuring it the way G.skill tells you it functions great. actually not much to tell that others havent but like I stated its all excellent if you follow directions for AMD boards. Its red and not blue but its just cosmetic and I uncover it funny folks consider its a con so I added it. I'm in the mood for pizza.

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1600mhz ddr3 timings say 9,9,9,24 my computer system auto sets it to 9,11,11,27 when 8 gigs are installed. perhaps its the mobo. gets really unstable when you manualy adjust to 9,9,9,24 I am operating this in an "old" 790i sliftw mobo with a q9550 yorkfield. could be my root result in. this is why i'm nonetheless giving it four eggs. guess we'll see what occurs when I build my amd board. Also with only two sticks it runs stable and greater at 89824 with no voltage adjustment.haha newegg wont let me put the name of my board in cause For The Win abbreviated is apparently inappropriate language: wonder if I can say gfy? Manufacturer Response:.Dear ClientThank you for your G.Ability purchase and review. For DDR3-1600, don't forget to overclock your CPU FSB. This have to be 1600MHz in order for the memory to operate at DDR3-1600. Also with 8GB, the SPP Voltage (NB) ought to be increased to stabilize complete slots. The moment you input the suitable settings, the technique need to be stable. If you continue to have problems and want assistance, please really feel no cost to make contact with us straight.Thank youGSKILL AssistanceHigh quality and buyer service are our best priorities.Tech Support E-mail: ustech@gskillusa.comRMA Dept Email: rma@gskillusa.comG.Ability Forum: http://www.gskill.us/forum/

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* Price* FunctionWhat can you say about RAM, other than "It functions, and my program is stable"? No a single but tech web page men and women swap it in and out and say "hmm, this one particular is superior"!I utilised this in my HTPC build and I am not disappointed. None. HTPC Create:Case: Silverstone LC-17BPSU: Antec EA-430D [Earthwatts, 80-plus Bronze]MoBo: Gigabyte 880GMA-UD2HCPU: AMD Athlon II X2 Regor 255 3.1 GHz Dual CoreRAM: 4GB dual-channel G.Skill F3-12800CL9D-4GBNQOptical: Lite-On 8x Blu-ray Disc Combo, SATAOS drive: WD1600AAJS 160GB Caviar Blue, SATAStorage: 2x WD15EARS 1.5TB Green Drives, SATAInput: IOGEAR 2.4GHz Wireless On-Lap Keyboard

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Boot up fine and is operating perfectly stable. I replaced another DDR3 1333 set that turned out to be incompatible with my motherboard, so I haven't set this to 1600 but, but at regular speeds, this is fine. None so far. I guess it could theoretically not run at the rated speeds, but I have however to need that feature. It looks awesome and I got it for truly low-cost.

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function correct out of the box, they will oc alot, They don't give me random BSOD's like the OCZ that cost 2X as a lot, that these GSKILL replaced! 8 gigs operating @ 1477 with a 1 T , They will go higher effortlessly! Only con was I purchased some pricey OCZ initial, I sold them and lost a bunch a cash! thank goodness these GSKILLS were affordable and work better than OCZ. GSKILL's I'm sold on your merchandise, and will only buy your ram!! from now on!!

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This is some really quick memory for the value.Gameing memory For my my Phenom2 550BE X4 hahaha yes it unlocked. Awww! Was DOA out of the box on a single module.The other chip was 667. This was 800 meghtz to which I was supprized CPU-Z located that my older Ripjaws which cost alot additional was slower. I wish there was a way to not get defective modules.bring about with just 1 of the two I noticed an raise in speed. Manufacturer Response:.Dear BuyerThank you for your G.Skill purchase and critique. We are sorry to hear a single module was negative. Please send it in for RMA and the replacement kit really should operate much much better. All G.Ability memory packages are backed by a lifetime guarantee for these types of scenarios. If for whatever cause your memory is dead on arrival or becomes defective after a couple days, weeks, or years of use, we will exchange it with a new replacement without question. If you have any additional inquiries or concerns, please feel totally free to get in touch with us straight and we will be glad to help you.Thank youGSKILL SupportHigh quality and client service are our prime priorities.Tech Support Email: ustech@gskillusa.comRMA Dept E-mail: rma@gskillusa.comG.Ability Forum: http://www.gskill.us/forum/

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Inexpensive, When Configured Appropriately, Rapidly and Stable. If you dont configure them correctly you'll get countless errors in Memory Test Applications. Knocked 1 Egg mainly because I had to essentially take away Mobo Automobile settings and manually set the ram Timings, I almost Paid to RMA these back to new egg. I noticed a handful of things major up to this,Working with 1 Ram Stick:RAM in SLOT A1 = DDR1333RAM in SLOT B1 = DDR400RAM in SLOT A2 = DDR1333RAM in SLOT B2 = DDR400Nonetheless I did notice the Default Automobile settings the bios would give the Ram was Wrong for the CAS, Bios would set 9-12-12-30. The Ram is Rated at 9-9-9-24.So I went into the bios and changed those settings manually, and I also changed DRAM Voltage from Auto to 1.53V (the closest 1 to 1.5v but above). I Dont know what the Auto was setting it at. But under voltage could have triggered the errors as well. I was also Told by G.Skill that I could drop my ram to 8-eight-eight-24 Timings to "Close the gap" amongst DDR1333 and DDR1600 efficiency if I wanted as well. Im content with stability at DDR1333 and working with both sticks in dual channel, so i wont press my luck.Tested the very good stick in each and every slot four passes, no errors.Tested the 2nd stick (the one particular that gave errors), 4 passes no errors.Tested Each sticks Together Populat Manufacturer Response:.Dear ClientThank you for your G.Skill obtain and assessment. We are sorry to hear you were having problems. This memory kit is above the common, so manual settings are required. Glad to hear you were in a position to get it operating correctly. The lower frequency and timings is just as good, a lot of choose this as an alternative of overclocking and depending on the technique, it might even execute greater. Must you have any further queries or concerns, please feel no cost to speak to us straight. Thank youGSKILL SupportGood quality and customer service are our leading priorities.Tech Help Email: ustech@gskillusa.comRMA Dept E mail: rma@gskillusa.comG.Ability Forum: http://www.gskill.us/forum/

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Low-cost and works as advertised. RAM heatsinks are groovy. Very suggested! It won't get me a beer from the fridge when I ask it to.All 1600 ram is going to default to 1333 why are men and women complaining about this?? If your motherboard supports this ram all you really should have to do is choose profile 1 from your XMP (extreme memory profile) in your BIOS beneath your memory settings. That's it. This worked perfectly on my Gigabyte GA-P55-UD3l motherboard. Operating great and smooth at 1600... **Make confident any ram you get is on the Certified Vender List (QVL) for your motherboard!! I've discovered several cases exactly where folks use non-qvl ram and nevertheless get bsod difficulties even even though their method passes memtest and other diagnostics with flying colors and it is due to the non qvl ram!!**

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Trustworthy, rapidly and effortless to configure None so far I just wanted to comment how nice it is to have G.Ability commenting on a lot of the reviews on right here. They are really on top rated of things to ensure their customers get a very good expertise with their RAM. I'd certainly obtain much more G.Ability ram.

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excellent memory, its memory it functions, saves a couple of bucks off the ripjaws couldn't see why i really necessary the fins. none

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Looks Good Anything is up with this memory. Like quite a few other reviews it worked at 1600 mhz for a even though, them 1300 mhz for a bit much more, then at 1066 mhz till the system just would not run. Blue screen city. The memory was listed on the motherboard manufactures approved memory list but somehow I doubt it ought to be listed there. I installed this memory on a Gigabyte GA-770T-USB3 motherboard along with an AMD Phenom II X2 555 rev C3 CPU. The BIOS set the memory speed at 1600 mhz in auto mode and the system was extremely stable for four months. Then came the blue screens. Visiting the G.Ability forums I discoverd other users of this memory had been having the identical issues with AMD Phenon II processors. I tried some of the suggestions I found there. Every time I tried something new I would get a handful of weeks free of blue screens and then the blue screens would come back. I guess this memory is not incredibly friendly with AMD processors I do not know if it plays properly with Intel. I chucked the sticks and put in a pair of some other brand 2gb ram at 1066 mhz and all is nicely. No additional blue screens. The G.Ability memory scored 7.four in the WIN 7 assesment running @ 1600 mhz. The other memory had the similar score running at 1066 mhz. Go figure. Manufacturer Response:.Dear ClientWe are sorry to hear you had matters with this kit. With the proper settings in BIOS, you must have no troubles. This memory is above the typical, so manual settings are necessary. If not, the method will default to DDR3-1333 CL9 max. Here is our guide to configure DDR3-1600 on AMD platforms:http://www.gskill.us/forum/showthread.php?p�#post37251AUTO settings will not function appropriately, so if you are unsure of how to make these alterations, please really feel free of charge to speak to us straight for help.Thank youGSKILL HelpQuality and client service are our top priorities.Tech Assistance E-mail: ustech@gskillusa.comRMA Dept E-mail: rma@gskillusa.comG.Ability Forum: http://www.gskill.us/forum/

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- Functions great.- Not defective.- Shiny. - Runs at 1333MT/s by default but a rapid BIOS adjustment gets it up to speed. I want another kit.

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Once adequately configured with manual settings this RAM is super quickly and super stable. It says on the box that this is 1600MHz RAM but as other evaluations have informed me would happen, when I powered up my machine it detected the RAM as 1333MHz.If I had not gone into the BIOS and manually set the speed to 1600 I would have suffered a performance hit for not reading the critiques prior to shopping for. I wonder how several men and women out there are not getting the complete speed of this RAM because of the way it reports its speed to the motherboard. A lot of folks who are returning this product simply because it was "DOA" or due to the fact it stopped operating when they moved it to a new computer system are most likely frying the RAM by not correctly grounding themselves prior to touching it and placing it on the motherboard. If you're going to be developing computers you really should take a A+ certification course, it's not very pricey and it truly assists with this stuff.As for the manual setting, the RAM may report the lower speed simply because faster motherboards can use slower RAM but slower motherboards can't use quicker RAM, so the speed reporting could be an try to increase compatibility. Manufacturer Response:.Dear ClientThank you for your G.Ability obtain and critique. You brought up some extremely good points. All DDR3 motherboards have a maximum default of DDR3-1333 CL9 (JEDEC normal). This enables all motherboards to boot with ANY memory, whether it be DDR3-1600 or DDR3-2400. In order to operate high frequencies, manual settings are required. As you stated, this also allows high overall performance motherboards to operate lower frequency and timing memory. For more facts about this topic, search for overclocking guides for your platform. The rated memory specifications aren't necessarily the settings you want to use, there are quite a few settings in between that you can try that may well prove to execute even far better for your distinct setup.Thank youGSKILL AssistanceHigh quality and consumer service are our leading priorities.Tech Help E mail: ustech@gskillusa.comRMA Dept Email: rma@gskillusa.comG.Ability Forum: http://www.gskill.us/forum/

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What can you say about ram. I don't notice its there so it have to be operating. Haven't had any difficulties what would have recommended faulty ram and my laptop or computer humms appropriate along. None Manufacturer Response:.Dear ConsumerThank you for your G.Ability obtain and assessment. Glad to hear the memory is working effectively in your program. This is one particular of our most common kits as it provides great performance and stability at a very reasonably priced price tag. Most DDR3 systems will be compatible with this memory. For all additional queries or problems, please don't hesitate to get in touch with us directly. Thank youGSKILL AssistanceQuality and customer service are our best priorities.Tech Assistance E-mail: ustech@gskillusa.comRMA Dept Email: rma@gskillusa.comG.Skill Forum: http://www.gskill.us/forum/

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Wonderful ram for a very good value. Functions great in my asrock am3 motherboard. none

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Functions M4A89GTD PRO1600 9-9-9-2T Nope Do I need to have a better mouse?

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I've had no issues reaching the 1600 rating and they overclocked to 1820 mhz @ 1.6v no problem. Value is a lot less expensive now than when I bought my initial 3 sticks in 2010. I purchased 6 gb worth at initially back in Sept 2010, in about 6 months 2 out of three of the sticks went bad, throwing constant bluescreens after Computer start out up. Memtest confirmed two out of 3 of the sticks died. I have a gaming computer so 2gb isn't adequate, I decided to get this 4gb pack to replace my lost ones quickly. I've had this 4gb set for about a month now and already a different stick has died, leaving me with 3 out of five total dead, and 4gb left. I've never had so substantially RAM die on me like this, idk If I just got a negative batch or what. I had GSkill DDR2 for years prior to this with no problems, which is why I'm a returning consumer, but for some cause this kind doesn't like my set up.Specs: i7 930 @ 4ghz, 1gb HD4890, 4gb (was 6) Gskill DDR3 1600 @ 1820, Gigabyte X58-UD3R motherboard, Rosewill 850w PSU, Windows 7 64 bit. Manufacturer Response:.Dear ConsumerWe are sorry to hear modules have gone negative. Please send them in for RMA and we can send you replacements quickly. All G.Ability memory packages are backed by a lifetime guarantee for these types of situations. If for whatever purpose your memory becomes defective soon after a couple days, weeks, or years of use, we will exchange it with a new replacement without having question. If you have any additional concerns or problems, please really feel no cost to contact us directly and we will be glad to assist you.Thank youGSKILL HelpQuality and consumer service are our best priorities.Tech Assistance E-mail: ustech@gskillusa.comRMA Dept E-mail: rma@gskillusa.comG.Skill Forum: http://www.gskill.us/forum/