I am planning on building 2 systems, both with P5B-Deluxe/Wifi boards, but one with E6600 and the other with E6400.
What would be the better choice for RAM for the systems above?
Thanks alot for your advice. So E6420 is better than both E6400 and E6600 (when overclocked)?
As for the link to newegg, thanks for looking up for the link, but Newegg does not ship to Canada
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Does Newegg.com ship internationally?
Newegg.com does not currently ship internationally; we only deliver to locations within the United States and to Puerto Rico.
I have the same (less the Wi-Fi part) mobo as you and use 4*1GB OCZ DDR2 ram, same mentionned here. I have them running at 833mhz and 2.15V (well below 2.2V covered by warrenty) at 4-4-4-15. They had the best price when I got my computer. Even with 4GB, they are as stable as can be, no complain at all.
One thing tough. When I went to get the last 2GB, I was tempted by the Corsair stick. The guy where I got them didn't want to sell me the Corsair stick, or more exactly told me not to do so. They had (at that time) slightly better price thenm the OCZ for the same timing. He explained me that they had numerous RMA on Corsair sticks. With C2D system, most of the time only one of 2 stick would be detected, leaving you with only 1GB instead of 2. I actually had to go get my OCZ stick somewhere elses since they were B/O on them that week. That makes me believe that wasn't only to get more money out of my pockets. Check this out, since I never heard of it prior to that day, and not since either.
eBay can be all right - the RAM that I purchased was in a sealed retail box and cost ~1/2 of what it would have at etailer. But you're right, there is a lot of junk on there.
Your comment about OCZ is right on the money. I've heard that their lower priced stuff has a bad reputation of being DOA.
@isdera - if you'd like, I can send you an eBay link to the item I bought. The seller has more available.
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