Kingston 4GB 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1333 (PC3 10600) Desktop Memory Model KVR1333D3N9/4G

Pros: Easy to install. Board recognizes it right away.

Cons: None

Pros: I've always owned Kingston ram, they never failed to me even after years.

Cons: A little bit too pricey sometimes

Other Thoughts: After a life of owning Kingston ram and running lots of memtests I trust kingston a lot.

Pros: See other thoughts...

Cons: See other thoughts...

Other Thoughts: This is my second stick the first one is low profile, this second time it is not >:[
and packages through USPS are very slow for here, and I'm tired of tried of waiting on memory.

Pros: Price is good, 4gb per stick is useful. Low pro is great.

Kingston is typically a good value and great quality.

Cons: Can't seem to get this stuff to work with my ASUS E35M1-I DELUXE. One stick in either RAM slot works fine. If you install both while the computer is powered on, it may boot windows. I refreshed the BIOS and finally got both sticks to work giving me 8GB by using some other DDR3 I had sitting around.

This could be an issue with the MOBO and likely is, as I finally got all 8GB working, but again, maybe I turn on the computer tomorrow to get the solid red light of RAM issues again...

If you run the ASUS E35M1-I DELUXE, you might want to look for a different set of RAM. Yes, I know the QVL list says it runs, but the only time it runs flawlessly is with only one stick.

Other Thoughts: Timing or compatibility issues with the ASUS E35M1-I DELUXE might give you pause. Past that, I'm pretty sure the RAM itself is good, and for what you get for the money a great deal. Low pro is very useful.

Just be aware of issues with some of these ASUS boards.

Pros: I have been running one stick for around a year and half and I have had no problems with it, going to add another stick

Cons: none

Pros: Works fine with Biostar A55MH motherboard

Cons: none

Pros: Cheap

Cons: After a little over a year of running a stick of this in my computer, the RAM is now throwing errors in Memtest+86 and causing F/C and errors. I've never had a bad time with Kingston before, so I probably got a dud.

Pros: It works. No problems with the ASRock Z75, windows 7 pro, and the intel g860 CPU.

Cons: None

Pros: it works

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: it was cheap, it works, all i can ask for

Pros: low cost, allows for better air flow. Probably works fine in other brands of motherboards.

Cons: Not supported on Intel motherboards. Taken from Intel site...
"Intel has discovered that there is a marginality issue between Intel desktop boards and certain low-profile DIMMs."

Other Thoughts: Link to Intel site about low-profile DIMMs...

Goto intel site and search for "half height memory" should be first link that says "Desktop Boards — Troubleshooting system memory"

CS-031783.htm <--or Google this.