SO, i got 2133 on stock voltage, pushing to 1.65 i was able to get to 2666Mhz with 15-15-15-45 timings. my system is water cooled custom loop from XSPC dual rad push pull system rads cooled with peltier. Overall Review: after owning this RAM for 3 years i have decided to OC IT. but since it can OC to 2400Mhz stable, thats not so much a CON anymore. when i bought the ram, i didnt see anything about XMP on newegg, so i thought it was 1866Mhz RAM and 2133with XMP. enabled XMP and got 1866Mhz as advertised.Д¬ons: is only 1600Mhz with out XMP. Pros: all pros here, installed and ran 1600Mhz no XMP. But you lose an egg for not having the note. All that whining done, everything works great and I'm thrilled with the new system. Wow! Is the profit margin on memory so small that it cannot include a simple note saying something like 'For all you boneheads out there that don't know don't forget to enable the XMP profile in the bios'? You could even stamp it on the outside of the box, for that matter.

I actually found out about the XMP requirement by reading the Newegg product reviews. Do you ever ask yourself why people are asking you this? Or maybe it's just me and that other guy. But I totally agree that it seems silly NOT to include a small note about enabling XMP in the package with the RAM dimms. Overall Review: I suppose that it is common knowledge that you have to enable the XMP profile in the system bios in order to have the entire 32 GB run without serious instability problems. I'm very happy about that.Д¬ons: XMP enabled? What the hell? Fine. I'm getting slightly higher performance than I was previously out of the SAME product! Just know what you're doing when you're trying to find those working settings. It is just as capable as the smaller kits to be pushed to its limit (without utterly failing). Overall Review: G.Skill did very well in creating this kit.Дon't be afraid to leave the XMP training wheels behind with this massive 32GB kit. I'm able to get these results on Crystal Disk Mark on my 8GB Dataram RAMDisk (which currently stores 6500MB/s and W: 8700MB/S 5 GFLOPs more & 1degC higher temp out of my system on Intel Burn Test): Timings: 10-11-10-32 (rest are unchanged, with manually inputted settings that were detected in AUTO after XMP (so they wouldn't change automatically later)ДЄSUS X79 Sabertooth DIGI+ Power Control (gets about. (Note: BCLK on i7-3820 (or LGA2011 in general) has been set to 125 to get the freq. Pros: As I hinted at doing in my previous review, I've managed to create a stable overclock with all 8 DIMM's.

Intel burn test results 38 gflops