For those who require a high capacity kit with the fastest speeds possible, the G.Skill Ripjaws 1600 MHz kit is rather interesting. Even though it is sold at such speeds, it has many of the characteristics of the Trident 2000 MHz CL8 kit we reviewed some time ago. The one big difference between the two seems to be the inability of the Ripjaws to scale with voltage. While this is not really a deal breaker at all, the Ripjaws will only set you back around 90 Euro. The Trident kit still sells for 300 Euro at the moment. So considering the average price, the excellent performance and overclocking abilities, the Ripjaws are an excellent choice and should also work well on Sandy Bridge boards. With a whooping 400 MHz overclock at stock settings, the kit is bound to put a big smile on your face!