2Gb CellShock DDR2 PC2-8000 1000MHz (4-4-4-12) Dual Channel kit *30-day warranty only* by CellShock

Initial tests on DFI p45. Stable @1000mhz 4-4-4-10-2.007v and @1066mhz 4-4-4-12-2.140v
@1200mhz 5-5-5-15-2.08v and 1250mhz 5-5-5-15–2.170v
Sure it will go much further with more volts.
1st purchase from MemoryC.com Provided Great memory, Price and Service.

Absolutly the best modules! 1250MHz and probably its not over! 1140MHz 4.4.4.12, but one negative - are really hot :D

i'm totally agreed with my previous reviewer, i can catch 1300mhz cas5 easily with 2.42 vDIMM ... 1100mhz cas4 @ 2.35 vDIMM ...

there aren't words for these Dimms, they are simply the KING!

Its all been said before, read the reviews below. Forget the hype, and promotional gimmics of the "Big Name" brands, you want the fastest most versitile DDR2 on the planet - this is it.
"people who know, know CellShock".

This is the best memory I have ever had. I am running this in a Asus P5B Deluxe at 520mhz FSB 1040mhz at 4-4-4-12-4 at 2.1volts. 1 to 1 ratio. Scored 9400 in Everest benchmark.

A to Memoryc. I ordered this right at the cut off for same day shipping. They got it out and I received it the next day. Sent from Ireland to Oklahoma in one day for about half what it would cost to send it from one state to another.

Incredible RAM, the best I have ever tried. Currently running Orthos, Super Pi 32M and MemTest stable at DDR1154 using (1.92v set in BIOS). Will boot at 1300 but needs a little more voltage than I am happy to feed it right now because I don't have any active cooling. I don't need it using only 1.92v, either, but when my new Lian Li arrives this week I'll be seeing what these sticks can really do. The Lian Li uses a 120mm fan for RAM/chipset cooling. Combined with a 4.33GHz E8600 this setup is like lightning.

Really happy I found this stuff, as my search for good D9 IC's was becoming a real headache. CellShock is my new favourite brand, and MemoryC is an awesome place to shop.

10/10 for MemoryC and 10/10 for CellShock.

Pros:

1) insane timings like 3-3-3-5 Command Rate 1 at 860 MHz with only 2,3V
2) really good performace

Cons:

1) heatspreaders are more for fun, than anything else, forget to have two kits in one PC, too much heat, if you want it, you need to buy some ram coolers or change heatspreader for something more efficient (I suggest Arctic cooling or ThermalRight or best.. some water cooling), if you run just one 2x1GB kit, its ok as long as your case has some airflow

2) Not exactly highest OC (max around 1150 maybe more with really good coling and really good motherboard). If you want high freqency, buy Team Group 1300MHz.

But overall, this is best memory kit you can get for AMD. For Intel, it doesnt have point, cause Intel ignores latencies lower than CL5 (until i7 aka Nehalem, but that will support probably only DDR3).