Pros: Seems ok for the price.

Cons: none so far

Other Thoughts: seems ok for the price. Just wanted an average stick of memory and seems to fit the bill.

Pros: Price.

Cons: Had to return 4 of 8GB. They failed memory test out of the box. Hard to extract from packaging. Selected A-Data based on price and good reviews. Did not have good luck this time.

Other Thoughts: Memory problems are obviously very time consuming. Be able to rely on a working product is very important especially when building a system and integrating many unknowns together at the same time.

Pros: It's RAM and it works. Auto-detected the correct speed.

Cons: None.

Other Thoughts: Paired this with an ASUS M4A88TD-V motherboard.

Pros: Good price and good stability.

Cons: None.

Other Thoughts: I purchased A-DATA RAM to replace a bad set of G.Skill and could not be happier. I have gradually been buying more and more A-DATA products and have been pleased with their out of the box quality and reliability (unlike my G.Skill of which one out of three sets was bad).

Pros: Well at least one of the memory sticks worked. When every I put in the other stick it would fail to boot... or blue screen.

Cons: one of the memory stick failed to boot .... tried to change timing and voltage to get it to boot.... :(

Other Thoughts: I thought the memory module looked really cool and had some weight to it... Thought it would work really well....

Pros: Worked no issues new system setup in ASRock 770 Extreme 3 MB. OC 15% no problem at stock voltage.

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: Have had trouble with other brand DDR3 memory in past. DDR3 may finally be coming of age and ready for prim-time.

Pros: Plugged into my motherboard and it worked fine. Slight performance increase over DDR2. Very good pricing.

Cons: Case is tricky to open, works fine though with some good scissors.

Other Thoughts: AMD Phenom II X6 1055T
4 GB DDR3 1333
1 TB Spinpoint F3
ATI Radeon 5550

Pros: Cheap when I bought it.

Cons: -The packaging
-Only one worked(the other one was DOA)

Other Thoughts: Would have been great if both worked.

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Pros: Ram went through POST and was recognized as 1333MHz in my MSI 760GM-E51 with an X2 550 Callisto processor.

Cons: Packaging was difficult to open. I was worried about torquing the RAM.

Other Thoughts: Will buy again for my AM3 builds. An affordable path to 8GB of RAM for my 64bit Linux systems.

Pros: Installed and seems to be working just fine.

Cons: None that I know of.

Other Thoughts: I'm not a gamer or tweeker, so I cannot comment on this RAM's ability to be overclocked or retimed for better performance. My systems is stable and the extra 4GB (8GB total) appears to make my system more responsive running Windows 7 Pro. I'm very satisfied and the price of $89.99 is what made me pull the trigger to upgrade to 8GB. Also, to give some kudos to Newegg, I knew if I had any problems that some mentioned with DOA modules, which can happen to any brand, Newegg would back me up as they always have. That's why I buy from Newegg.