Corsair Vengeance 32GB 4X8GB DDR3-1600 CL10-10-10-27 1.5V Quad Channel Memory Kit

Cons:none

Pros:Great RAM, does it's job great

Cons:n/a

Pros:lots of space good price

Cons:ots of space, good price, quiet ConsSlow compared to red/black WD drives SummaryOwned 2 of these for a couple years, never had any problems (with any WD drive actually). Price keeps dropping, fairly quiet & efficient. Slower than the red/black lines of drives but for the price a great deal.

Pros:ots of space, good price, quiet ConsSlow compared to red/black WD drives SummaryOwned 2 of these for a couple years, never had any problems (with any WD drive actually). Price keeps dropping, fairly quiet & efficient. Slower than the red/black lines of drives but for the price a great deal.

Cons:None

Pros:32 GB of ram!

Cons:For the past decade I've been a very happy Corsair customer. Never had a problem using a number of their enthusiast-grade memory modules, that is, until I bought “Corsair Vengeance Black 32GB 4X8GB DDR3-1600.” The system booted and Windows installed without apparent problems. The first thing I noticed was that I couldn't sleep or hibernate at all. The only time that sleep worked, waking crashed. Because I had started playing with overclocking my 3930K, I suspected it was my overclocking that was unstable.MemTest86+ showed an error at a specific memory region. It was at around 31gb point. Since this was consistent with stock settings and even while underclocking, I suspected one of the dimms was bad. Changing their places gave the same results. After spending over 3 weeks trying to tune the CPU and RAM settings, I started suspecting it was the motherboard. I moved 1 dimm at a time from a dedicated channel to another, and eventually narrowed the issue down to Channel C. So all 4 dimms were works fine in triple channel mode, but never in quad. I had heard of issues with the P9X79 motherboards, but being an equally old and happy customer of Asus that it was mostly the users' fault.Billy of NCIX support agreed to cross-ship another Motherboard as I RMA'd the one I had. After testing on the new motherboard it was clear that the fault was with the RAM. Exact same results with two motherboards is hard to justify otherwise. I ordered G.SKILL Ripjaws Z 32GB 1866, which was appreciably cheaper and never looked back. Ripjaws overclocks to 2100 with little effort and is extremely stable at ~2000 Mhz while the CPU hits over 4800 Mhz.

Pros:Fast and large memory space, but never worked in quad channel mode.Monitor: HP ZR30W 30” 2560X1600Motherboard: ASUS P9X79 DeluxeRAM: G.SKILL Ripjaws Z 32GB 1866 w 2000CPU: Intel Core i7 3930K 3200 w 4700 MhzCooler: Corsair Hydro Series H100GPU: XFX Radeon HD 7950 Double DSSD: Samsung 830 Series 256GBHDD: 2TB Seagate/1TB Samsung/640GB WD/640GB WDCase: Corsair Obsidian Series 650D

Cons:- not the fastest ram out there- none

Pros:- 32 GB- runs pretty cool