In the world of computing, you can never have too much memory. With 64-bit operating systems and drivers that support the hardware for them, more and more gamers, enthusiasts, and technology lovers alike are packing their computers with as much memory as they can afford. The Intel i7 series introduced a new technology trend for us with their supporting X58 motherboards which was triple channel memory. This design allows us to run even more memory with less cost by adding another channel to populate with lower cost memory. The design also broke the 32-bit barrier since most users populate each channel with at least 2GB stick of memory. Each channel at 2GB brings us to a memory sweet spot of 6GB. There have been many companies that have developed triple channel memory for this platform, one of which is G.Skill. The particular set we are going to be looking at today is the G.SKill Pi series. It is a three module set of 2GB sticks designed to run at enhanced latencies and low voltages to give your system the boost it needs. The Pi series also uses a unique heat spreader design to keep them cool, which we will take a look at a little later in the review.