G.SKILL Ripjaws X F3-12800CL8D-8GBXM 8GB 2X4GB DDR3-1600 CL8-8-8-24 1.5V Memory Kit

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great value/performance memory for the P67 setup.

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the ram was i little difficult to install , because it's just a little tight ,Had to really force it in,But it's good ram ,nice timings ,low volt rating, the motherboard recognized it at the rated speed, (unlike the corsair I had before)using it a sandy bridge asus p8p67 with a 2600k cpu.left 1 star off because of the tight fit.

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I actually bought this set elsewhere, but i saw that there no review, so here are my thoughts for anyone interested in this set.At the moment I'm running Memtest 4.20 on them, and after 4 hours on stock settings, all is well.I doubt if I'll OC them much, as OC'ing the Sandy Bridge CPU is so dead simple. But as it stands, the timings are tight, the few benchmarks I've run have been solid, and you have to love the low voltage. not many 1600mhz sets are 1.5v.Yes, they're shiny and pretty slick looking, and unintentionally match well with my Gigabyte P67A-UD5 motherboard, as it also has shiny blue accents all over it.My one, small beef is that my new Noctua NH-U12p SE2 hit the top of the heat spreader, so i had to mount one of the heatsink fans about 4mm higher than i would have liked. Not a biggie, but if you have a low-slung heatsink, it may get in the way.I'm skeptical as to the performance differnce between my previous 4gb and this 8gb, but more never hurts, right? I rarely run anythgin ram-heavy lilke Photoshop or much editing woftware. And being only two sticks, it keeps things simple. I've had issues running 4 sticks before.I was goign to bitch about the height of them some more, but i guess the 'teeth' help dissipate the heat a little better. But with them being RIGHT in front of the bottom edge of a 120mm fan, keeping them cool should not be an isue