Ultra low profile 1.35v 30nm DDR3 capable of 2400MHz. Perfect for SFF builds.

[PiLsY]

I was look at the 8gb kit and I would buy 2 kits for a total of 16gb. I would only use 3 sticks for triple channel and save the 4th stick for later upgrade to a newer chipset.

Try dual channel, you may be surprised . It clocks higher (or you can try tighter timings) than triple. You have to muck around finding the "best" 2 slots out of the three though (usually 0/2 + 1/3). Kinda like x79 being better triple channel than quad... The extra channel is there for more bandwidth at intel rated speeds, its not always better when you push high mhz. I only discovered this when reading the x79 posts and having 4 x 2gb with one spare decided to play around, gained extra uncore mhz and mem mhz running 2+2 compared to triple.

[Gorki]

Try dual channel, you may be surprised . It clocks higher (or you can try tighter timings) than triple. You have to muck around finding the "best" 2 slots out of the three though (usually 0/2 + 1/3). Kinda like x79 being better triple channel than quad... The extra channel is there for more bandwidth at intel rated speeds, its not always better when you push high mhz. I only discovered this when reading the x79 posts and having 4 x 2gb with one spare decided to play around, gained extra uncore mhz and mem mhz running 2+2 compared to triple.

This is very interesting, I might try this on my OC, I don't wont to retire it, not jet.

Thanks for the hint PiLsY!