RAM lover! (GSkill Ripjaws X 8Gb DDR3 1333 desktop memory)

          Recently, I decided to seek for an upgrade on my desktop pc memory even though I know that my existing mems were capable enough to run all my applications stuff installed. Its just  Im quite intrigue how much performance would I gain if I will double up the numbers of memory installed( its an upgrade itch again,lol!). My previous installed was a GSkill Ripjaws 4Gb DDR3 1600 CL9 whereas this kind of memory is so fast because it runs at 1.6Ghz maximum speed but the downside was its only 4gb.That's when I decided to convinced myself that I still need more ram so I purchased this  8Gb GSkill Ripjaws X DDR3 1333 and check it out if I would feel the differences of 8gb against 4gb. BTW, according to some reviews the speed difference between DDR3 1333 and DDR3 1600 is quite not noticeable that's why I purchased DDR3 1333 only and to save also some money or I can say that I m short of molah (that's the main reason..hahaha).

          And that's it, I put it on this mems and do some test run benchmarking on 3dmark 11, 3dmark vantage, wprime and etc and also try to play today's latest games like Crysis 2 and Need for Speed Shift 2. I noticed that loading on games became so fast and it also added  fragments of fps on  some games . Now, I can burned dvds while playing games without lagging my system. I can say that 8gb of memory is a worthy upgrade not only because it adds performance but your system setup will became future proof as incoming games and applications  were becoming ram and speed hungry.

By the way kindly see details below for specifications: (from www.gskill.com)

Designed For 2^nd Generation Intel^® Core™ Processors

Main Board	intel
System	Desktop
System Type	DDR3
M/B Chipset	Intel Z68 Intel P67 / H67 / H61
CAS Latency	9-9-9-24-2N
Capacity	4GB (2GB x2)
Speed	DDR3-1333 (PC3 10600 / 10666)
Test Voltage	1.5 Volts
PCB
Registered/Unbuffered	Unbuffered
Error Checking	Non-ECC
Type	240-pin DIMM
Warranty	Lifetime
Qualified Motherboards List
ASUS	P8Z68-V PRO
ASUS	Maximus IV Extreme
ASUS	SABERTOOTH P67
ASUS	P8P67 DELUXE
ASUS	P8P67 EVO
ASUS	P8P67 PRO
ASUS	P8P67-M PRO
ASUS	P8P67-M
ASUS	P8P67 LE
ASUS	P8P67
ASUS	P8H67
ASUS	P8H67-M PRO
Gigabyte	GA-Z68X-UD7-B3
Gigabyte	GA-P67A-UD7
Gigabyte	GA-P67A-UD5
Gigabyte	GA-P67A-UD4
Gigabyte	GA-P67A-UD3P
Gigabyte	GA-P67A-UD3R
Gigabyte	GA-P67A-UD3
MSI	P67A-GD65
MSI	P67A-GD55
MSI	P67A-GD53
MSI	H67MA-ED55
MSI	H67MS-ES3
MSI	H67MA-P35
ASRock	Fatal1ty P67 Professional
ASRock	P67 Extreme 6
ASRock	P67 Extreme 4
ASRock	H67M-GE
ASRock	H61M/U3S3
Biostar	TP67XE
Biostar	H61MH
ECS	P67H2-A

        Note: Based from its website, it was designed for Intel 2nd generation processor, but it doesn't mean that it cannot run on AMD systems because now Im running it on MSI 890FXA motherboard which is an AMD designed motherboard.

GSKILL rocks! ^_^