Im looking to get some ram for a new system, the quick specs are
 
q6600 8x400 3.2ghz
8800gt
p35 ds3l
 
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] =2&bop=And
 
hopefully this link works, these are a few of the rams that i have found from newegg, i would like to go with them cause im getting most of my otherstuff from them
 
i would like to overclock the ram to about 444-12 1t, nothing crazy but i dont want it getting to hot
 
please let me know what you think would be the best for doing this at a reasonable rate
 
also Im not sure if these things have the d9 chip in it, but i guess that would be pretty nice
 
thankyou for the info

This one>>>       My Crucial Ballistix OC to 1200MHz, thats a 400MHz OC. Of coarse you don't have to OC these babies.
 
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6820146565
 
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6820148076

yah id buy im in a sec if they were 2x2, but as they sit their no good for what i need, but dammn thats a nice overclock lol

Go with the Geil. Very compatible with Gigabyte boards. OCZ SLi would be second choice.

k but would that geil be able to do 444-12 1t timings? thats kinda of my target, basically it has to be slightly better then my bros to make me happy, really ive heard many bad things about the ocz sli i was kinda leaning more towards the muskin or the ocz reaper or titanium

The Mushkin would be good, but it does not overvolt as well as the Geil or OCZ. Something you may need with lower timings.  
 
Either way, you only need to nudge the first number down to 4 so the Mushkin may work. This is easier than trying to nudge the 15 down to 12.

I say Mushkin or GeIL, Mushkin have d9 chips, not sure about GeIL but those are excellent chips anyway.

so noone likes ocz?

Personally, I prefer Corsair XMS RAM. I've been a loyal Corsair customer for the past 8 years.

yah i used to be, but i guess their cheaping out on their micro chips now

anyone else have an opinion about this?

 
I'll never forget when people were buying the Dominator DDR2 800 kits only to find out that they were not Micron chips at all. Corsair made a lot of their loyal customers pissed to fine out that not only was Corsair charging top dollar for there Dominators but infact using cheap non-Micron based chips to turn a profit.  
 
 
I was about to go with Corsair for my build but was glad I found out what they were doing before I made the same mistake of buying from Corsair. Corsair was charging almost $400 dollars for a non-Micron base set of Ram, thats unbelievable!!

It may be a bit pricy, but I like http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6820231065
based odd Micron chips (I believe).

Micron Schmicron.  I love OCZ but you cant beat this dael.
4-4-4-12 2gb stick $47.99.  You could get 2 or get 1 now and 1 later. No rebates to deal with.
 
http://shop1.outpost.com/product/5 [...] IN_RSLT_PG

 
 
Wow, what a price for DDR2 800! Thats all anyone really needs overclocking or not. I never thought I'd see DDR2 that low in price.

That would be a great deal if it were true, but there seems to be a little problem ...
From http://patriotmemory.com/products/groupdetailp.jsp?pro[...]00&catid=2 (clicky link) :
 

 
So, according to the patriot website, the product number listed at shop1.outpost is for a 1 GB stick, not a 2GB stick.
 
Here is a link to the 2 GB stick at newegg for comparison (also note the correct product number) :
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820220228

well it may be a typo about the product number of frys part, or youll get screwed, who knows