12GB 1600MHZ DDR3 NON-ECC CL9 3K XMP

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Great RAMS Also Expensive I HAD Never ever Observed ANY RAMS LIKE THIS IN MY LIFE. IT IS SO Costly, I COULD Build A GAMING Laptop WITH THAT Cost LOL

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Great Seeking RAM. Looks Good IN MY ASUS P6X58D PREMIUM MOTHERBOARD. I Purchased THIS RAM After THE CORSAIR DOMINATOR TR3X6G1600C8D WOULD NOT Work Properly IN THIS BOARD. THIS MEMORY HAS NOT Given ME ANY Troubles SO FAR. NO Constructed IN HEATSINK LIKE THE DOMINATOR, BUT AT LEAST IT Operates AND SHOWS ALL 12GB ALL THE TIME.

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4x3 of ddr3, whats not to like cost. which by the way is Ũ.ten per meg, not ũ per meg as stated by a previous critique. 12gb is roughly 12,000 megs, not 1,200.

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Higher density, you can pack 12GB or 24GB of memory onto a typical i7 motherboard. So high-priced, my goodness, "bring da RAMbulamps!" This is the holygrail of i7 memory.

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Wonderful RAM, have two sets. I got it for 跌 a set ( I have connections at kingston) I got a 15 FPS improvement on Crysis:warheadI'm the only person I know with 24GB of DDR3. effectively, the price for you guys of course.fairly hot. saw about a two degree temp raise. will be adding far more fans. or maybe its time for water cooling. properly, i dont know what I really should say. you can study a lot more in depth testimonials of DDR3 1600 out there. imagine getting two or 3 sets.

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Had purchased 12 GB Ɠx4) G.Skill ripjaws for my Asus Sabertooth X58 and ran into the infamous "Missing DRAM" challenge (warning: search google..it IS a dilemma) exactly where occasionally only eight of my 12 GB would show up. Test soon after test I wound up getting what was on the Asus QVL list for 12 GB. THIS DRAM. Popped it in, selected the XMP profile in BIOS to get my 1600Mhz, and following running 24 test with Mem86K and dozens of reboots, memory seen Every time. Can't get any much better than that. Wonderful Memory. Possibly a little pricey. But only ฮ additional than the G.Talent..the ฮ is worth the time and aggravation I wasted on dealing with G.Skill tech help and the Asus broken English tech support. Ugh.. Sell a few pints of blood, trade your baseball cards, sell your cat to healthcare science..just be certain to acquire what's on the Asus QVL list for memory..particularly for 12 GB.

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Kingston's identified for fantastic RAM and I'm positive this set is no exception. No way am I purchasing even a single kit for ũ,200 and I'd want two kits to max out my motherboard. Hell, a single kit fees more than what I paid for Both of my GTX 295 video cards. Like most likely absolutely everyone else who knows this RAM is out, I will be waiting for the price tag to come down by at least 軸 per kit before I'll even feel about taking the plunge. Even 軸 per kit is painfully high for RAM.

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speedy memory, its on ASUS supported list (X58 Sabertooth) the only CON I have is that its a bit pricey, but worth it if you have the implies.

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Good memory. High capacity, rapidly response. Definitely acquiring what you spend for here. Incredibly costly. Originally, I had specified other memory for my setup (OCZ Reaper Edition 1333 OCZ3RPR1333C9LV12GK). Due to difficulties with the motherboard (ASUS P6X58D-E), I was forced to upgrade to this memory. I regret the extra price, but not the functionality. Setup=====Case: COOLER MASTER COSMOS 1000 RC-1000-KSN1-GPMotherboard: ASUS P6X58D-ECPU: Intel Core i7-930 two.8GHzRAM: Kingston HyperX Ɠ x 4GB) DDR3 1600 XMPGPU: ASUS ENGTX465Power: CORSAIR HX Series CMPSU-750HX 750W

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Only about ũ per megabyte. Welcome back to the 90's! About ũ per megabyte! I've been waiting for 3 x 4GB sticks to come out due to the fact the release of the i7. Nevertheless, 񘋰?!? You'd have to be nuts to spend that for RAM. Once again, welcome back to the 1990's!No, I don't personal these. I had to put anything in the ownership field. I rated it five eggs because I have no doubt that it is excellent RAM. Either that or Kingston genuinely thinks highly of their item! When the price drops by a factor of, say, ten, I'll purchase two. Holographic memory will most likely out by then though...

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I want to max out to 24 bad Too pricey when is this sort going to be readily available less expensive !

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I upgraded from Corsair 12GB to HyperX 24GB. No errors in memtest, and runs rock solid on my pc. I had BSOD's with my old RAM, and no issues. I also OC this memory and it doesn't complain at all.This is the best memory I have ever owned. Kingston never lets me down.

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Works good and runs entirely stable at 1800 MHz on P6X58D-E (FSB at 150). Ordered 24 GB, based on Anandtech reviews, and not disappointed. None. The value is justified.

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Set timings, speed & voltage in bios of Asus P6T6 WS Rev. ver.0905. Ram runs as advertised. Fits below a Thermal Correct Archon, due to no extended heat sinks. 1st batch n/g 1st batch didn't pass Prime95 test RMAed it, with ease due to NewEgg's eggcellent consumer service, 2nd batch passed the test at rated speeds & timings.

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Was low-cost at the time of purchase. Will not run at 1600Mhz with stated 9-9-9-27 timings. In fact, it won't run at 1600Mhz period. Could only get it to run at 1333Mhz, but I was able to tighten the timings to 7-7-7-21. Seems like 1600Mhz shouldn't be a issue, but it just won't do it. Kingston normally puts out a top quality item. Possibly these were just a bad set of DIMMs. If I had ordered them as a 1333Mhz kit I probably would have been pleased with them. I am just not a fan of items that don't work as advertised.ASUS Rampage III Extreme Motherboard

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Works out of the box with Asus Sabertooth X58 and XMP timings. none Incredibly happy with this buy - 12GB DDR3 Triple Channel at a fantastic price

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At 24GB, I have absolutely nothing to complaing about. Easiest factor to install of course. The only challenge that I am having is that my motherboard accepts 1600MHz and my CPU only accepts 1033. I have every thing set to auto and it is causing my processor to clock in at three.18GHz. I know it is minimal, but I want my other .2! Mobo: EVGA X58 FTW3CPU: Intel i7-970 three.2GHz Hexa-CoreRAM: 24GB Kingston HyperX DDR3 1600SSD (OS): Crucial RealSSD C300 128GB SATA IIIHDD (Programs): WD Velociraptor 600GB SATA IIIGPU: EVGA NVIDIA GeForce GTX 580 Black Ops Edition

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Achieved 7-7-7-21 timing at 1,378 MHz and the modules are extremely stable. No will need for voltage bumps. Memory is also standard height with out excessive heat spreaders to make the modules taller. This was a requirement for me because I mounted a 120mm fan proper above the memory in my custom construct, with little room for tall heat spreaders. Memory tested fine in Memtest86+ and system hummed along with Prime95 just fine for an hour at the 7-7-7-21 timing. Other people say that running this memory at advertised 1600MHz with 9 CAS could not function too properly. I can't confirm or deny that given that I bought this memory to function with a DDR3-1333 system with a CPU that overclocks to match a memory speed of 1378. So no complications at 1333. I went from 6GB of DDR3-1333 7-7-7-24 memory (different brand) to this Kingston 12GB kit of DDR3-1600 9-9-9-27. Setting it to 7-7-7-21 was no difficulty at a lower speed. I wanted to stay with 1 bank of triple-channel memory rather of adding two 6GB kits. Adding more banks with up your cycle times (ie: 1T to 2T), so it was great to see this kit perform as well, if not better, than my old kit. Even although there are a couple of other great brands out there, you can't beat Kingston for reliability and low ratio of defective to good modules. Kingston genuinely shines when it comes to Top quality Assurance.