Bought this RAM based on the reviews here. In fact I bought two lots running in two identical HTPCs. One is running perfectly the other kept getting BSOD in the last few weeks. Tracked it down to bad RAM! It worked perfectly for about two months then kept crashing more and more frequently. The machine is set up as standard no over clocking etc. I've subsequently replaced the RAM with Corsair vengeance white - now up and running perfectly again.Would I recommend this RAM - personally NO!

I recently purchased a refurbished laptop and discovered that it was having a difficult time playing games smoothly. The games would either take a long time to load and/or there was a very noticeable lag in game play. So I removed the RAM it came with and upgraded it with two of these Corsair DDR3 and have not had any gaming problems since. I have used Corsair RAM in the past and it has never disappointed. I highly recommend Corsair RAM to anyone who is thinking of upgrading their systems memory (laptop or PC) or is planning on building their own from the ground up.

Affordable memory that took my QNAP 231TS from 2GB (funny that QNAP specifies that it is DDR3L memory in that model, when there was a 1.5V module installed at purchase) to 8GB, a clear difference is noticeable when it is allowed to work a little. Not noticed by any strangeness, at the same time there are not directly any built-in memory tests to run in the NAS either, so you have to trust that it continues to works on fine.In any case, the module was identified correctly and the NAS says nothing negative about it. Unfortunately, I don't have enough experience with Memtest to do more detailed tests.