 So today I'm having a quick look at a G.Skill Triple Channel Memory Kit. This is a fairly basic kit in that the timings and specs are not very impressive until you get to the final bit. So, first of all, this is a 1600 MHz kit, so it's 2 GB by 3 sticks, 1600 MHz, CAS9, so it uses 99924 timings. We're gonna go ahead and get it out. There isn't really anything in particular on the back. Triple Channel, blah blah blah, for Core i7. So because it's a Triple Channel Kit, it's gonna be optimized for the Core i7. That's the LGA 1366 Core i7, not the 1156 one. And the interesting thing about this kit of memory is the 1.5V rating. G.Skill's been doing this a lot lately. They've been taking all of their RAM and they've been... Instead of rating it at a certain speed with 1.65V, which is the maximum recommended by Intel, they've been cutting them down more and more. So you see some G.Skill kits down at 1.5V or even as low as 1.35V. And what that means, besides the fact that you're going to have it run cooler and use less power, it also means that you can potentially get more overclocking out of it. Now, G.Skill's famous for their overclockability, but what that means is if you've got a kit that's rated at a certain speed, 1.5V, it will almost always overclock higher than a kit that's rated at the same speed with 1.65V. So thank you for checking out my quick unboxing of this G.Skill 6GB NQ triple channel memory kit.