CORSAIR DOMINATOR 6GB (3 x 2GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1866 (PC3 15000) Triple Channel Kit Desktop Memory Model TR3X6G1866C9DF

Pros: Great ram, easily performs high above the rated values. Currently running @ 7-7-7-20 @ 1780MHz. Blazing fast, I highly recommend this RAM! Memtest stable, no heat problems w/o cooler.

Cons: The ram fan does not fit with Prolimatech Megahalems, so I had to leave it out. I have it with a push/pull config. Pull fan is a scythe ultra kaze 120mm (slip-stream 110.31CFM), push is an scythe ultra kaze 120 (133 CFM). The reason is ram clearance, but well worth it.

Pros: Works great in motherboards other than Asus Rampage ii gene

Cons: Does not work in Asus Rampage ii gene with bios updated several times unless you change the bios manually, even then memory crashes without O.C. ing even when set to PC800. Crash scrambled my boot HD, hours to reset up sytem and hours spent getting ADOBE to reset my activation code.

Other Thoughts: Kingston HyperX 1800 CL9 great even O.C. to 1600+ running with i7 920 O.C.'d. yo 3.19 GHZ rock solid

Rampage ii gene
6 MB Kingston hyperX CL9 O.C. 1600+
Calibre 9800 gtx getting replacec with Quadro fs 5800 as soon as price comes down
i7 920 O.C. 'd will replace with i7 980 when newegg doesn't forece me to buy another motherboard in a bundle.
Raptor 320 gb sys WD caviar black 1TB x 2 Sriped 240 mb/sec video data write speed
Zalman 600 watt PS
Silverstone case
Avid media composer 4. Adobe CS3. Sonar
Win 7 64 bit cpu index 7.6 mem 6.0 HD 5.9 video aero 7.1
No games just AV workstation minimum cost great performance

Pros: RAM seems pretty fast, easy to install, great upgrade

Cons: Bulky -- I could not put my harddrive bay in the computer case because the fan and heatsink stick up so far.

Pros: Fast memory, without a doubt

Cons: Since last BIOS revision (0704 for ASUS P6T Deluxe V2,) I have had memory-related problems (am posting at ASUS to see if they have a fix as well). I cannot seem to get the memory to run at the rated spec. I have 12 Gb (2 kits) and had no issue running at rated speed at all prior to the bios update (tried to roll it back, but the utility won't let me). The BIOS update has been the only change I have made, and now my system blue-screens trying to run higher than 1066. I am thinking I may have to juice the RAM a little, but can't see what difference a BIOS update would make (never seen something like this before in 10 years of building my own computers). I also don't want to fry my 920. If anyone has any ideas, please post.

Other Thoughts: Hoping to get things running as speedily as before...Corsair, I'd love some help.

Pros: This is the fastest ram I've even seen, yet very stable and ran Linx and Memtest with no errors on my speeds. On my everest bechmarks I get double the read speeds from my previous c2q qx9650 system DDR2 1066mhz. This ram has great overclocking headroom. I have my clock to 1806mhz 8-8-8-24 1t with my 920 D0 at 3.8ghz (21X161) with turbo on. You will need this ram if you want to oc your i7 on extreme chips. I bet it can do 2000mhz as well with looser timings. Voltage set to 1.63 in the bios.

Cons: No need of the big bulky fan since it will block my intake to my noctua cooler. Instead I use the antec spot fan.
Other than that none, the ram it self is superior.

Other Thoughts: CPU: i7 920 @ 3.8ghz; Board Evga x58 132-BL-E758-A1
Ram: Corsair Dominator TR3X6G1866C9DF
Video card: 2X EVGA GTX280
Corsair HX1000

Pros: Awesome RAM, rons fast and smooth. Highly overclockable.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: Comes with a fan!

Pros: Fast, look great, come with ram fan that will sit over 6 sticks of ram and they're stable. Fans seem fairly quiet, or at least my other fans are drowning out the sound.

Cons: The fan cover doesn't seem to secure to the ram all that well, but good enough that it won't fall off. It actually clamps over the ram tabs on the motherboard.

Other Thoughts: I've got these in my new rig with an i7 920 D0. The ram isn't running at 1866 like speced, but there's a reason for that. On the i7 mobo's, the ram speed is linked to the processor speed. I wanted a 4Ghz i7 (20x200) but if i used the 1600 MHz ram, the ram would be running at max rated values. I instead got this 1866 Mhz version so that I have more freedom with the CPU clock and it's not really a problem if the ram is running a bit under spec, I can just tighten the timings and I have overall more freedom.

Pros: This ram has been working great. cosair makes a great product, I very happy I choose this ram

Cons: none

Pros: I'm a photographer and processes heavy, 21 megapixel TIFF files. I have to edit hundreds of images in short time frames without hardware lag bogging me down. I chose this RAM because I needed parts that would meet the demand of my work-flow. I'm not a bit disappointed with this product.

I initially loaded the XMP profile and had the advertised timings loaded just fine. I eventually overclocked my processor thus not requiring the profile. My OC pushed my RAM to 1883mhz and my work-flow has just been flying! I love this RAM, what else is there to say?

These are quality made; nice looking heatsinks/fans. Extra Mhz headroom for when software compatibility catches up. I bought this on sale/free shipping and I think I got a steal of a deal.

Cons: none

Pros: Work after manually setting timings in BIOS as rated speed with no problems. My dual fan kit was quite not elevating any more noise in a Antec 900 case

Cons: Not really a con but no difference between 3gb to 6gb to date

Other Thoughts: Relevant system specs:
Case Antec 900
CPU i975
CPU Fan/Heatsink NOCTUA NH-U12P SE1366
EVGA Classified e670
CORSAIR CMPSU-1000HX
BFG GTX 285 Graphics (quiet manufacture fan)