Oh so very hot!!!! Let the prices fall>

I have 4 sticks.I thought about OCing when I pick this memory and this is my experience:
1. If you want to use dual channel feature you must have 2 or 4 sticks. If you use more than 1 stick you can never get 1C rate.
2. I was able to reach the mentioned rate only when I raised voltage to 2.8 and no CPU OCing at all.
3. Recently I upgraded CPU on my machine ( AMD X2 4800+ socket 939 - very fast BTW) and I the best timing I was able to reach is two_and_half-three-three-eight. 2C of course.
4. I made some research about this memory and found test results (I can't find the link - sorry). There were 5 different memory brands (PC3200) tested. This one was the worst in all categories (including price) ...

Hmmm...not exactly a ringing endorsement there, #2. Thanks for the info. I've found that Kingston HyperX is all over the map. Some of it seems to be very good, others seem to be very average and make you wonder why they labeled them as "HyperX" since that label is supposed to be their "high performance/overclocking" memory. I have a couple older HyperX sticks that overclock fairly well and a couple others that are only good for stock speeds. I think HyperX is mostly hype, but sometimes it is really good stuff.

I installed a pair on my machine recently, I can tell the big different right away! Would buy another gig but my cheap ECS mobo only have 2 slots.

No where on site or data sheet does it say the 2GB is dual channel. Can anyone confirm or disprove it is? Thanks!

EDIT
Nevermind, i looked up the part number on newegg, and they are INDEED DUAL CHANNEL. $216 on newegg too, so $160 is a great price!