G.SKILL F3-10666CL9D-8GBRL Ripjaws 8GB 2X4GB DDR3-1333 CL9-9-9-24 240PIN DIMM Memory

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plugged them in and they worked right away. none

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Run's actually great when it's operating properly. My computers never been quicker! Error's out all the time. Since installing it a few day's ago I've had about 10-15 blue screens. I purchased a new HDD at the similar time but have error checked the disk 10 unique techniques and they all come back typical so that only leaves one other selection. From what I've read of other negative evaluations what I'm experiencing is the norm for poor sticks of this RAM. Guess it's time to call newegg...on Monday. Based on the efficiency when it's operating I'd actually still like to use G Abilities...I would just like some RAM that works... Manufacturer Response:.Dear ConsumerWe sincerely apologize about this problem. Please send it in for RMA and the replacement kit really should work superior. All of our memory packages are backed by a lifetime guarantee for these sorts of scenarios. If for whatever reason your memory is dead on arrival or 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 further questions or problems, please really feel free to get in touch with us directly and we will be far more than glad to help you.Thank youGSKILL SupportExcellent and client service are our leading priorities.Tech Assistance E-mail: ustech@gskillusa.comRMA Dept Email: rma@gskillusa.comG.Skill Forum: http://www.gskill.us/forum/

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I've used many different brands of ram (G.Skill, Corsair, Kingston, Azen, Crucial, etc) I find that the G.Skill ram provideds the best bang for your buck. I would definitely recommend g.skill if your looking at a budget build. Not sure on how effective the "fins" on the ripjaws are at cooling but they definitely look cool.

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It's DDR3-1333 RAM. It works. No memory issues, memtest is clean, nothing spectacular to speak of.The heat spreader was more of a pain than I was expecting, since my motherboard places the CPU and RAM close enough together that the fins on the spreaders were interfering with my CPU heatsink. They're not stuck on too hard, though. I unhooked the two sides of the fins with a screwdriver, heated the module under a heatlamp, and then carefully pulled the spreaders apart. I would have preferred not to do that though; I seriously doubt the fins are there for any reason other than appearance.

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Timings detected from rom. No problems p67 variant. None. Ram can often be a cra*-shoot.

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Cost 1 DOA stick. This is the 5th PC I've built recently, and 2 of them have had a poor stick of G.Skill. Those odds aren't good sufficient for me. I stated right after the last RMA that I wouldn't buy their memory once again, but I gave them an additional opportunity -- and they failed miserably. Time to return them as a pair and admire my new 񘋰 dust collector in the mean time. These are *supposedly* tested? HOW? The PC turns on for 1-two seconds and then off, over and more than with the poor stick in it. Runs flawless with only 1 chip. This memory was even on the approved list for the Gigabyte MB; which is why I chose it. Now I suppose I'll get the regular canned G.Skill response about how these units are infact tested, are warrantied for a lifetime, yadda yadda. Manufacturer Response:.Dear ConsumerWe apologize for the inconvenience. All of our memory packages are backed by a lifetime guarantee for these kinds of scenarios. If for whatever reason your memory is dead on arrival or becomes defective immediately after a couple days, weeks, or years of use, we will exchange it with a new replacement without having question. If you have any further questions or issues, please really feel free of charge to make contact with us directly and we will be glad to assist you.Thank youGSKILL SUPPORTExcellent and customer service are our top priorities.Tech Support Email: ustech@gskillusa.comRMA Dept Email: rma@gskillusa.comG.Skill Forum: http://www.gskill.us/forum/

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Works great, specs are accurate, effortless to install as usual. Absolutely nothing poor.

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Uncomplicated install keeps good and cool and easy to OC as well None I want 8 much more Gbz

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not that essential but the color is genuinely cool. its metallic in person.heat sinks make it look amazing too.for 85 bucks how can you complain? seriously great nope very nice decision, do not regret obtaining.

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Worked instantly. Timings had been set appropriately. None

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no difficulties what so ever. the sticks have a good style and look great in a windowed case. none

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Works at the stated specs with no hiccups. I have bought a second set to upgrade my other system. None. Windows 7 House Premium, MSI P43-C51 motherboard, 128GB Critical C300 SSD, XFX 5850 Radeon HD.

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came sort of fast, three days to travel 40 miles. Bad stick of RAM. BSOD, ran Mem test and showed 1 stick was poor. Used to be GSkill was pretty solid. Not for me any longer. Returned and going with ANYTHING else. Manufacturer Response:.Dear ConsumerWe are sorry to hear one module is bad. Please send it in for RMA and the replacement kit must be flawless. Unfortunately DOA circumstances can occur, which is why all G.Skill memory packages are backed by a lifetime guarantee. If for whatever reason your memory is dead on arrival or becomes defective right after a couple days, weeks, or years of use, we will exchange it with a new replacement without question. If you have any further questions or problems, please feel free to contact us directly and we will be glad to assist you.Thank youGSKILL SUPPORTExcellent and customer service are our top priorities.Tech Support E-mail: ustech@gskillusa.comRMA Dept Email: rma@gskillusa.comG.Skill Forum: http://www.gskill.us/forum/

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I only bought there for the price because frankly RAM speed doesn't change anything at all. They were the cheapest at the time(excluding the ones with MIR's which I avoid). I suggest this RAM, or whatever is the cheapest at the time, to absolutely everyone in the world who wants to run 8GB, with very, very few exceptions.And if you happen to be an exception because you use obscure software which actually makes use of faster RAM, of course this doesn't apply to you :)

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I upgraded from 4gb's to these 8gb RAM. I dont notice the difference except for the extra random access memory!

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Bought 16 gig. Excellent value for $. They are even less expensive then just 90 days ago. WOW Highly recommend this ram.

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Well what can you say - it is basic 9-9-9-924 ram. It does in fact work on AM3 systems - as others have said the package shows it - so it would be good to make this more obvious in the website description. I haven't tried over clocking it but the rep is that it isn't good for that - fine not what I bought it for!

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put this on my own server, upgraded from 2G , performance okay.

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I have 2 X 8GB kits one from Gskill, one from Mushkin, Both perform the same, run at the same temperature. Overall Good product just wished they designed the look better.

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Not the fastest ram on the market, but they do work well.Overclocked my cpu (1055t) to 3.1ghz all on stock with this ram. Haven't tried any higher. Going to buy another 4gb.

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it seems a lot of people had issues with the new sandy bridge asus boards and g.skill ram. i don't have any issues at all. working fine so far.

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No problems here and not a lot to say. It is great looking memory at a great price. Worked without a hitch in an asus P7P55D-E LX motherboard running windows 7. Only real problem is if you are a diehard computer fan who has to have every part as fast as possible. CAS of 9 is by no means the fastest out there, but you still get more than you pay for in my opinion.

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In the past, I have always used Mushkin for my personal builds and OCZ for everything else. This time, I was shopping for 16Gb of RAM for my Intel DP55KG and I happened upon G.Skill, a brand that I have never tried before. I had heard good things about G.Skill, but 4x4Gb sticks will challenge the best of memory for stability. Hoping for the best, I picked up two kits to use in my new build. I used one stick for the OS install, upgraded the BIOS to the latest one and then populated the other 3 slots for a total of 16Gb.There was absolutely no problems at POST and the memory is accurate and stable. Any company that can give me 16Gb of stable memory has got my business. Highly recommended!

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Great low voltage ram, works great stock 9-9-9-24-1TDoesn't OC very well, can tighten up the timings a littleEasily get 8-7-7-22-1T d1.65v dddr3-1333 ratesCan get 7-7-7-20-1T d1.6v dddr3-1200 ratesNext time, I'd get the DDR3-1600 though for a little more money: F3-12800CL9D-8GBRL, makes it easier to OC the FSB.

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I was a little hesitant to run 8GB in a Gigabyte board, considering I had problems before. However, this runs without any BIOS tweaking required. Plug it in and it works.