Corsair Vengeance 16GB (2x8GB) DDR3 1600 MHz (PC3 12800) Desktop Memory 1.5V

You get what you paid for.

I have no complaints about this purchase. This is exactly what i was looking for and at the best price I could find from over 4 different sites. I was building my first PC, I went Big on everything. I have never had a problem with Corsairs RAM or Drives.

I think 4GB is not enough memory for Win8 to run well. The additional memory makes a real difference in usability.

This is Paying OVER CURRENT GENERATION PRICES for Old Gen Product....

habe die Speicher zurück schicken müssen, da einer von ihnen leider defekt war. Als Ersatz habe ich dann ein anderes Fabrikat genommen, da mich das Produkt enttäuscht hatte (trotz des hohen Preises)

Bought this memory to bolster my aging ASUS Z87-A running an I7-4770K. Doubled my RAM, and added a bit of longevity to my aging system. Order was quickly fulfilled, shipped and delivered. Compared prices, availability and customer feedback with the only other large (and currently under a cloud of controversy) in the US, and Amazon won on price and availability easily. A snap to install and verify capacity. Would recommend for your legacy hardware. As always, make sure to verify with the manufacturer of your systemboard about the compatibility of any component upgrade.

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RAM has good response time and has helped along an older DELL pc that was running a little sluggish... Would recommend...

I would not hesitate to buy these. Very good ram. I am considering buying another set to bring me up to 32gigs. Kinda overkill, but sometimes you want to just flex your pcs power. That being said, buy this ram.... you wont regret it.

What can you say about corsair memory? It worked no problem, installed easy, ran as advertised and has given me no problems at all. I wouldnt hesitate to use corsair memory. That being said I wouldnt hesitate using any of the big brands. Memory is memory for the most part. I have used many different brands of memory for builds, and have never received dead memory, or have a memory stick go bad, for that matter.