They come from that Texas Memory Company.

EVGATech_JoeyC
More information about the memory offered can be found here: http://www.evga.com/articles/00928/EVGA-High-Performance-Memory/
 
 

Thanks for the info page!

MSim
Someone needs to update the warranty page to show what products ending with MR have for a warranty.
 
*EXCLUSIVELY at Micro Center*
 
I'll just buy G.Skill and save money

Hi MSim,
 
It's updated.  www.evga.com/support/warranty 
 
Thanks,
Rob

Sajin
Looks like G.Skill. 3 year warranty? No thanks.

Still you cannot beat the Price.

The microcenter listing is misleading.
 
Two 8GB Memory modules
 

 
 
If you click on SPEC's and look at "What's in the box" it says 4x4gb memory modules
 

http://www.microcenter.com/product/444419/16GB_DDR3-2400_%28PC3-19200%29_CL_13_Desktop_Memory_Kit_%28Two_8GB_Memory_Modules%29
 
 
 

 

MSim
The microcenter listing is misleading.
 
Two 8GB Memory modules
 

 
 
If you click on SPEC's and look at "What's in the box" it says 4x4gb memory modules
 

http://www.microcenter.com/product/444419/16GB_DDR3-2400_%28PC3-19200%29_CL_13_Desktop_Memory_Kit_%28Two_8GB_Memory_Modules%29
 
 
 

Go read the article from eVGA. It shows the DDR3 is 2 sticks and the DDR4 is 4 sticks. obviously Microcenter printed it incorrectly. BTW, since you are hating on this product so hard, why do you really care?
 
 

What no classified line. For shame evga lol.

3yr warranty and CL13, no thx...
 
Ill still to Mushkin!

MSim
Hopefully evga takes notice to all the concerns customers have posted and make changes on future products. Limited Lifetime warranty is the industry standard on RAM. I couldn't find one RAM vendor on newegg that doesn't give you a limited lifetime warranty. I looked at 12 different vendors on newegg.
 
 

 
RAM hardly ever fails, lifetime warranty is the reason for this. Still is weird EVGA only offers 3 year warranty.

seta8967
What no classified line. For shame evga lol.

Don't worry, the faster ones will be Classified, FTW, Ti, and the mega mother of them all 4000MHz Classified FTW Ti Dark Edition

Mushkin most under rated Memory company,IMO they are the EVGA of memory in all aspects .Wish EVGA went with them instead :/ 

Mushkin's got 2x8GB/CL9/1.5v for $99
 
I've had six sets of Mushkins, and only one bad dimm, and awesome customer service.
 
eVGA, needs to step-step-up their game, even if it is rebranded....

knightsilver
Mushkin's got 2x8GB/CL9/1.5v for $99
 
I've had six sets of Mushkins, and only one bad dimm, and awesome customer service.
 
eVGA, needs to step-step-up their game, even if it is rebranded....

Mushkin customer service amazed me a few years ago. I wanted another set of matching Mushkin Ascents but they were discontinued and sold out everywhere. I contacted them and the guy the guy I talked to said they had none but took my info and said he would see what he could do. He ended up putting together a set out of spare parts they had in the back and sent me the set for the cost of shipping.

Crimson AL
Sweet....my goal of EVGA only components is almost complete.  muh ha ha.
 
In store only though.  :(

Guess I'm not the only one!
 
I've had bad g skill ram before. It wasn't even worth the trouble to replace it.
 
 

One thing people should keep in mind is that this is a brand new product for EVGA, and obviously a limited market for where it's being offered.  If it's successful, then you may see future iterations with wider availability and a different, and probably longer warranty.  If it turns out that these kits don't sell well, or any other hundreds of reasons that new product launches fail within so many years, then EVGA may not continue to offer memory.  If the latter happens, then a lifetime warranty won't be fair to customers since the company will eventually run out of stock of replacements.  
 
Examples?  How about power supplies?  The original SR-2 PSU was a decent rebranded psu from Antec, but after several years, EVGA partnered with other OEM's and now has a great line of its own.  Yes, the newer power supplies offer a shorter warranty, but the quality is significantly higher.  Then again, there's the inDtube, which had a LLW, but you won't typically find them around anymore. 
 
In other words, I see this first launch as a sort of "test the waters" scenario to see how it goes.  There is a lot of good competition in the market, and if all of those companies have LLW, then it wouldn't make sense to compete long-term with a significantly shorter warranty.