The G.Skill Pi Series goes a completely different route, than other high-end memory today. Instead of pushing the envelope on voltage, it gives you some crazy performance at default or close to default DDR2 voltage.

http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/G...8800CL5D-4GBPI

except DDR3 pricing to come near the end of the year, when Nehalem requires 3xDDR3 kits to be fully utilized, this means 6Gb default config with 2gb kits, for up to 12Gb with 4gb kits

Now if only 64-bit OS without hassle can be released to make the transfer flawless from XP 32-bit

I'd sure like a review sample of that kit