Corsair memory

[alcattle]

Tried to pull up the QVL tonight, and there is are two different lists... one that was the original QVL and another is an update to the QVL. I'm not able to view either lists because of work computer settings blocking it. I did most of the legwork finding it. Was wondering if any kind and gracious gamer would look at the updated list and let me know what the best kit for a 12gb solution would be. The website is:
http://support.asus.com/download/dow...=map&f_type=34

My operating system will be Windows 7 64bit.

As it is now, I definitely know the 6x2gb kit from corsair is on the list and will work. Would really like if someone could check the updated list and see if there is a better kit of 12gb, preferably 3 matched 4gb sticks from corsair.

latest update to list was Oct 2009

[Umbaalo]

Thanks Targ! I really owe you one.

Alcattle- I know it isn't a really "recent" update, but all I had to go off of was the mobo manual that came with it. And who knows how outdated that is.

I just pulled up the pricing for the Kingston kit and its almost $600!!! That's $100 more than the corsair kit that I was looking into originally. Heard Kingston has a pretty decent product line, but Corsair is the true king of RAM imho. Any good or bad feedback about Kingston?

[Umbaalo]

Thanks Targ! I really owe you one.

Alcattle- I know it isn't a really "recent" update, but all I had to go off of was the mobo manual that came with it. And who knows how outdated that is.

I just pulled up the pricing for the Kingston kit and its almost $600!!! That's $100 more than the corsair kit that I was looking into originally. Heard Kingston has a pretty decent product line, but Corsair is the true king of RAM imho. Any good or bad feedback about Kingston?