it meets the JEDEC standards, so that would work...i'm just not sold on Kindston's memory quality/reliability, especially when you can get memory w/ similar or identical specs from say Corsair, G. Skill, etc. for about the same price...
^ i've had great experiences w/ that exact memory. i've also had great experiences w/ the following memory:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820233196
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820233202
...they're also nice b/c the heatsink is no taller than the memory module itself, unlike many high performance offerings from G. Skill. that said, you might also want to consider kleinkinstein's suggestion...
these Samsung modules (
or their 8GB (2 x 4GB) kits) seem to be the most well rounded DDR3 out there right now. don't let the stock timings fool you - they are quite capable of the 9-9-9-24-2T timings that you see on many other memory DDR3 1600 modules, and can reach those timings w/ less voltage than all the others. also, while this memory may not be the best OCer out there, its certainly near the top, and can do so on less voltage than most/all other memory out there.
just to give you any idea of how loved this Samsung memory is, just read the reviews on newegg, or read through any of the Hot Deals threads highlighting this memory. as much as i liked the various Corsair memory linked above, and as well as they served me over the past year, i have since bought (8) 4 GB sticks of this Samsung stuff to replace all my Corsair memory.