Wintec Ampx 4096MB PC10666 Memory - DDR3 1333MHz Dual Channel

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4GB's for a good price tag,got the job carried out with no difficulties. :) none

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Good performance, value, looks and efficiency. None so far Got a technique with 2x2GB sticks in place, noticed that four a lot more GB were on sale, why not..Have no difficulties what so ever. Like the attractive heat sink covers, appear very sturdy, have been going strong for three months now.

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Functions nicely with my 890gx motherboard and Athlon II X4.Includes a decent heatspreader. None.

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Excellent timings, decent no-bling heat spreaders, affordable, superior high quality and created in the USA. None that I have come across so far. My ASUS motherboard autodetected the volts and speed with out concern. Not overclocked it yet but so far I haven't felt any need to have to unless i just wanted to for the sake of carrying out so. So far absolutely nothing negative to report. For the basis of understanding my encounter my technique stats are:ASUS M4N98TD-EVOAMD Phenom II X4 9558GB Wintec AmpX DDR3 106662x EVGA GTX460 SSC tune2x Samsung Spinpoint F3 1TB HDDCoolermaster Extremepower 850 PSUAll settings are at default from very first boot. No OC. Gaming sees no lag at max on something with this RAM in my setup. Very economical and so far as I can tell it performs far superior than the pricetag suggests. I initial purchased 4GB then discovered it to be so underrated that I bought one more 4GB kit. The name feels like an off-brand but its definitely a great buy and performs incredibly well. From my homework on this RAM it is typical to see this RAM incredibly stable at high OC.

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This Is the greatest memory No if' and or butts about it for the dollars it can't be beat none as of now It's that excellent I got some far more.

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Functions excellent! None

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Affordable, high-high quality memory.100% stable at default timings/voltage.100% stable at 1533MHzǗ.60v 9-9-9-24 1TLooks fairly good too. None 'Normal' heatspreaders stay away from clearance troubles with larger HSF's (i.e. Corsair's A70).

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Bought this to add to my machine. I'm running Hyper-V, and had four GB of this ram. Could only get 4-6 guest ahead of the server bogged down. doubled the ram and now its humming. none

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Really affordable cost for what you get. When I bought this dual channel set it was i feel ฽ now its only ฺ. Fantastic deal. I gave it 5 stars because I have not had 1 challenge with them because day 1. ASUS M4A88T-M board detected them correct away. If you are on a budget I advocate these to you. If you have hundreds to invest on just ram then definitely there is superior choices. But for the cost they cant be beat. I had troubles, so I have no cons to list. My spending budget construct - asus m4a88t-mamd phenom II BE 555 - four cores unlocked safely thanks to this board.Wintec ampx 4gb ddr3 - Gonna get 4gb far more!thermaltake 600w power provideWestern Digital caviar black 1TBCorsair Hydro H50

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Affordable, fits in the slots and hasnt given any errors. I have not run any thorough diagnostics or anything but a fundamental memory check turns out fine. I wouldn't suggest this for overclocking or something, i suspect that ir wouldn't hold up, becoming fairly cheap. But anybody into overclocking would already know that i am certain.

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The BIOS detected both sticks as 1066 rather than 1333. However I know that just means I need to adjust the BIOS. Windows 7 x64 detected all 4GB. These function perfectly for my wifes PC. She is not a gamer, so these wont be utilized in that regard. Newegg's shipping was quickly. none to believe of. AMD Athlon II X2 250 RegorBIOStar A880G+WINTEC AMPX 4GB DDR3Samsung Spinpoint F3 500GBLiteOn iHAS122 DVDRWASUS VE208 20" monitorWindows 7 Home x64

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Superior price and works fantastic. Was able to OC it to1666 at stock timings. Extremely stable! Running Windows 7 on a Gigabyte GA-880GA-UD3H AM3 mother board, an AMD Phenom II X2 555 (with all 4 cores unlocked) OC'ed to three.75 and a Radeon 5670 video card. None Decent heat spreaders.

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The one stick that worked was super quickly. Had to RMA this kit due to a poor stick. Very good memory even when I have 1 stick, but it seems like a lot of men and women are getting one bad module in the kit....

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1) Quicklytwo) Somewhat inexpensive3) Correct plug and play working with a Biostar TA785 mobo 1) Not a flashier name I installed in a biostar mobo paired up with a Athlon IIx4 640 Ɠ. GHZ quadcore) as component of an upgrade for my gf's pc. CPUZ says it is timed at 9-9-9-24. The RAM is fast and stable at stock speeds. Also stable at 15% overclock. But I did not maintain the OC for long and I did not torture test the OC. The PC is fast, the GF is content =] and life is good!

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Works perfectly! Nope!

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It's challenging to lend too a lot praise to any memory. I mean, it's memory. Nonetheless, at least at this time I don't have any complaints concerning detection, dead sticks, or poorly constructed heat spreaders. In truth, these modules appear a lot more sturdy overall than additional pricey brands with which I'm familiar. Hopefully, writing this won't push the cost up. A quite excellent value in my opinion. Though I've tried desperately to be sarcastic, I can't come up with anything either original nor remotely legitimate... Any memory modules are topic to failing fresh off the press, due to their releative fragility. Consequently, even if my subsequent obtain of these modules resulted in one or additional dead sticks, I would get them once again based on my initial impression. This seems to be a really clean product.

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Incredibly excellent. 1333 mhz will definitely get the job done. Incredibly inexpensive as well. none.

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Initially time with Wintec,normally use essential.bought simply because of the critiques.ampx series is amazing super quickly.great price 40 bucks shipped. none none

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excellent ram works fine for me nothing poor yet. and it was sooo low-cost there are no cons yet

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great ram at a default price... but comes with a heatspreader! quite rapidly. ~ no errors on mine following five passes, installed it on an MSI P55-CD53, reported speeds full with an i5 760.

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-Straight up to 1600mhz @ 1.65v-Cheap-Looks good-Lifetime -None At initial, I thought this was 'no-name' good quality ram and bought it simply because it was low cost. Immediately after reading an article at Tom's Hardware, I realized that these sticks have extremely very good overclocking prospective. If they're on sale, get them. You won't regret it.

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Worked terrific whilst it worked. Has been two months and 1 stick has already began having errors. Have used Wintec ram before and this is the first time i have had problems so it ain't to massive of a deal.

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Quickly, massive, inexpensive, has (cheap-feeling) heat spreader Not certain if this was the motherboard or the RAM but I had to manually add the timing/voltages just before it would function without freezing. Some folks are confused about why slower memories have lower timings. The answer is very easy: The time (in nanoseconds) stays far more or much less the same. Nonetheless, with quicker RAM, you get a lot more cycles per second, so a slow chip could have the CAS in five cycles, but a faster chip with specifically the very same time for the CAS would say it was 10 cycles since it has twice the cycles per second. That's why unless you're a math whiz, you're greatest off only comparing the timings of RAM in the exact same speed range.My construct:AMD Athlon II x4 640 ƓGHz OC'ed to 3.3GHz)Wintec AmpX 2x2GB DDR3MSI R5670 512MB GDDR5 Graphics Card (awaiting RMA)APEVIA Case with 500W PSU2x 1TB Seagate Barracuda