Pros: looks great. runs flawlessly and just as advertised (once its set up).

Cons: none that are the fault of the memory.

Other Thoughts: from my understanding most mobos and most ram will not run that fast out of the box. i had to get in my bios an manually set it to run at 1600, the timing to 8 8 8 24, and the voltage to 1.90. guess that's just something that you deal with when it comes to higher end memory

Pros: Worked just like they said, 1.7V 8-8-8-24 1600 MHZ and now I'm writting a review. Win7 gave me a 7.5 for Memory Operations Per Second (MAX 7.9)

Cons: My Bios Highlights 1.7 Volts for DDR3 as RED

Other Thoughts: Stargate Universe is a pretty good show but not worth cancelling Startgate Atlantis.

Pros: Great memory, worked right out of the box on an ASUS M4A79T Deluxe board. Motherboard bumped up the memory to 1600 without a problem after setting the memory in the Bios, as stated by the motherboard.

Cons: None, everything worked perfectly.

Pros: Pretty cheap and looks cool too!
Runs really great at 1333MHz on my motherboard.

Cons: NOTE: THIS IS NOT A CON. A note to those running the ASUS M4A79T Deluxe mobo (latest BIOS as of posted date). I installed this memory and ran the memory at 1600MHz and got instability (Random blue screens and some apps wouldnt work/file corruption) After running a boot-time memory test for several hours at various speeds, it appears this memory runs perfect at the lower rated 1333MHz, but has issues at 1600MHz. The Asus Mobo manual states that the board supports up to 1600MHz (O.C.) assuming in some overclocked state. I'm not disappointed at the memory as I do not believe it to be an issue with the memory itself, rather the mobo and a lack of compatibility with this memory at that rated speed.

Other Thoughts: My System:
Phenom-II 955 (3.2GHz)
4GB DDR3-1333 (1600 capable)
Sapphire Radeon HD 4870 2GB
XFX Radeon HD 4350 512MB
5 x WD 7200RPM 640GB's in RAID 5 (1.84TB) & RAID 0 (640GB)
2 x Samsung DVD Burners
Antec 1200 Case, XIGMATEK 650W PS
2 x 24" LCD, 18.5" LCD
45,000+ 3DMark2001 score. lol

Pros: Works fine with MSI 790GX-G65 motherboard and AMD Phenom II X2 550 Black Edition CPU.

A BIOs update is required to overclock the RAM to 1600 on this motherboard.

Cons: This RAM needs to be overclocked to reach 1600. And it is rather fickle for any further overclocking, if you're into that stuff.

Other Thoughts: It may be better to keep it at 1333 and improve the NB and timings rather than 1600.

Pros: fast, good overclocking room, stable

Cons: price

Other Thoughts: paired with a PII 810, and msi 790gx-g65
stock setting @ 1066
in order to get it close to 1600 do the following:
set fsb:ram to 1:3.33, then reduce the multiplier on the processor, now slowly raise the fsb on the cpu.

I got mine to run stable @ 1533 with no problem
-fsb: 230 MHz, cpu: 2.645 GHz, idle temp ~ 41 C (max ~49)

Pros: Well it's stable. I have 8gb's running at 1333 8-8-8-25 1t at 1.8 volts.

Cons: I just built a new system, Gigabyte GA-MA790FXT-UD5p (great mobo btw), AMD Phenom 2 720 X3 o.c.ed to a stable 3.4 ghz, Asus EAH4890 video. All running socket AM3 so their shouldn't be any problems since they are all basically AMD parts but no matter how hard I tried I can't run it at 1600. But honestly running windows 7 and all it's still so hast I don't think it matters so much to get it too 1600.

Other Thoughts: My major concern was false advertising on OCZ's part. I wanted ram to run at 1600! Then their website forum advisor basically told everyone that there is no way to get it to run at 1600. Then they should say so on the box. It's just wack.

Pros: Works for me...I don't run at rated speeds so can't say it'll run 1600...

Cons: nada

Other Thoughts: paired this with P45TURBOTWINS2000...Actually running it way underclocked at 1000...I have the E4500 with an 800 fsb at 250x2.75 so this RAM runs 1:1 at 250 x 4 = 1000 fsb...

Pros: Easy install, fast, easy to OC.

Cons: none, yet

Other Thoughts: Did have to set clocking manually in Bios, it defaulted to 1067.

MSI MB 790FX-GD70
PH II X4 955 3.2 cpu
XP 64bit OS

Pros: Replaced a bad crucial kit, OCZ has some negative stigma about their clock speeds and its pretty much true, dont expect this to run at rated speeds if you are trying to overclock your CPU

Cons: It wouldnt run at rated speeds during CPU overclocks, it definatly would not overclock

Other Thoughts: The camo design is pretty nifty

if your going to use this to overclock, dont, you will have to take it back to 1333 or 1066 speeds

at least you get super-tight timings for your money, no matter what speed you run at, its well worth the price

overclocking=spend more,