Customer Reviews

CORSAIR XMS3 DHX 4GB ( 2 X 2GB ) PC3-10666 1333MHz 240-pin DDR3 CL9 Dual Channel Desktop Memory Kit - TW3X4G1333C9DHX

5 star:		(32)
4 star:		(7)
3 star:		(4)
2 star:		(2)
1 star:		(9)

 

 

Part of my first build. The 4 gigs went into my Gigabyte AM3 MA790GPT-UD3H m/b. Very stable. Best value for the $$. May get 2 more sticks soon.

This is good fast RAM memory. Put this in a new build and works great. I got this from Amazon, because they were alot cheaper than the place I was ordering the rest of my stuff from for the build.

great memory, stable, but i'm running at stock 1333mhz, all in all great memory, i use to be a kingston brand, then i changed to pny, now corsair, my favorite so far is the corsair, love the heat spreaders, awsome, will buy again, great shipping

I bought four memories and two of them failed. I tested the memories using Memtest and it found many errors. Don't waste your time and your money. I live in Venezuela and can't return this product. Thanks Corsair!

I bought this RAM as a recommended compatible DDR3-1333 RAM for the ASUS P5Q3 motherboard. I read nothing but bad things about the DDR3-1600 experiences on this board, so I decided to play it safe and go with qualified 1333, which is the top of the Intel P45 spec anyway. It seems ASUS is trying to support DDR3-1600 on their own ([...]).

I bought this RAM on Amazon at a killer price (<$100 when it was $120+ everywhere else). When I finally built my rig I ran Memtest, Prime95, and everything else against my P5Q3, an Intel Q9550 and this RAM, and no stability problems at all (not an overclocker, but I'm sure I could on air if I wanted to - it runs cool). I'm running a 4x500 Western Digital RAID-10 on the onboard Intel ICH10R, and things fly.

Running Windows 7 Ultimate x64 RTM.

I'm in love with this setup :)

this is the ram you are looking for :) nice, fast, and not expensive, runs smoothly :D I love Corsair

I built a new gaming system. The 1st set of this memory had an intermittent problem..... After getting system up and running with Windows 7 HP it would at times go into blue screen and do a memory dump and reboot and restore. After determining that one of the memory modules was flaky. I used the return/replacement section on Amazon. They shipped a new set FedEx and it arrived in 2 days [I'm in Alaska]. New set is up and running for past week. Returned the defective set via UPS to Amazon with pre-printed labels from web site.

I bought three 4GB pairs (2GB X 2).
First one worked great. Second, fine. Third. Nope, has some wierd problems.
18 days ago I filled out an RMA to get this replaced.
They acknowledged receipt of the RMA and said I would have an RMA approval shortly.
Again, that was 18 days ago, and counting. Repeated emails to ask regarding the RMA status have gone unanswered. No, automated responses are not correspondence.

Purchasing anything online is only as good as the ability to service new yet faulty product. Failure to do so turns a merchant into a venue to hock brocken crap onto consumers that now need to spend countless hours on phone calls and emails to make the vendor good on the purchase.
Enough with my rant. I won't be buying Corsair RAM online again.

Both modules were defective straight out of the box. Both installing Windows 7 and running Memtest86 would freeze the computer. Removing and reseating the modules didn't help. Swapped them for another pair of DDR3 DIMMs and problem solved.

Great DDR3 REAM with some sweet looking heatspreaders (though you probably don't need them with this low voltage ram) I received a version 2 set. The RAM registered with my motherboard without much tweaking and run great under Windows 7. I previously used a version 1 set of 4x1 in Dual Channel mode, they ran much hotter even with the heatspreaders. These however have been a great improvement and I could swear that although they run at the same speed, these are faster.