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Question: 2 of this brand to make 16gb, does it work? heyi already got this brand from 3 months and i like it my ram is 8 gb now and i want more 8 gb to made 16gbmy question is ,am i fine if i get this brand again and mix it with my old RAM to made 16gb ?
Document: Pros:-Works with Asus M4A87TD USB3 motherboard-It's fast, it's next gen, beats my old setupCons:-The heatsink fin is too tall and gets in the way of the Xigmatek Gaia CPU fan. I had to bend the RAM slightly to fit it in or have a 2 - 4 slot setup which I did not want since I got 4 sticks to fill up all slots. It'd be nice to have a feature where we can optionally remove the tall part of the heatsink fins and make it low profile
Ram has been working just fine for me. For the price and quality of the ram i cant complain one bit. I will prob get another 8 gigs so it matches my old crappy ram i got at frys awhile ago.
Got these 2 beautiful RAM sticks for my first build and they work fine! Planning to get more! But maybe in blue?
However, you can add, remove and mix memory modules of corsair at your choice and when you want, no restrictions of any kind.2. Overclocking RAM on SB or IV doesnt give you except slight performance gain, most people dont bother overclocking it, so actually there is no point of measuring overclocking capabilities as a huge plus. although this one overclocks very good.3. very sloid, stable and heat dissipation is great.4. Worked flawlessly on Asus P8z77-V mainboard right out of the box.
The first set of Corsair memory I got, one of the sticks was bad, my friend and I confirmed this by inserting one stick at a time and booting the PC up. It would only successfully boot with one. A minor disappointment, but Amazon made the exchange easy. The 2nd set I got, everything is fine so far, a couple of months later in May. Overall, I am satisfied with my Corsair memory and would buy from Corsair again in the future.
The memory ran fine for a couple of months, then one of the modules failed. My O/S started crashing and had some odd behavior (pauses, failed installs, etc). After running memtest, I identified the failed module and have started an RMA with corsairmemory.Aside from that, some mother boards will only set the frequency to 1333MHz, so make sure you manually set the frequency to 1600MHz to get the most out of your system.I will update this after my RMA experience.
My Core I7 2600k OC'd to 4.5 had only 8 gb of RAM. So I bought these modules to upgrade it to 16. I received the modules in excellent condition  and install them,  The modules work  great and I did not even had to adjust the OC paramets on my bios.
I bought this product around 2 months ago. So I used it up until about a week ago ( around 8/4/12 ) or so it started getting Bluescreens so i thought it might have been a program or virus or whatever. So I tried everything, then I check the memory for errors, and I used Memtest and got A TON! So I had to return the Memory a few days ago, it was free to replace but I had to pay about $12 for shipping.
This is some great ram. I have always been a fan of Corsair, because they make excellent products, and are very good with support and warranty claims. I like the heat spreaders on this particular ram much more than some of their previous lines, the old ddr2 dominator I had in my old machine had heat sinks that were a little on the sharp side and it was a little annoying to install, but this new design doesn't have that problem at all. Great stuff.
Got this to replace my G.Skill Ripjaws X  RAM that was causing my rig to have blue screens sometimes as frequently as 3-4 times a day! This RAM did the trick! No blue screen crashes yet and its been installed for couple months now. Very pleased!
Answer: Yes, as long as your motherboard supports up to 16gb of ram and you have two open slots.