The FSB is quad pumped and the RAM speed is doubled, in other words, the 800 MHz FSB is just at 200 MHz (it's 800 MHz effective as it transfers data 4 times per clock) and the 667 MHz memory is actually at 333 Mhz.
So the 800 MHz FSB CPU wouldn't be bottlenecked by the RAM.
Also the 800 MHz one will be faster due to: higher clock, bigger cache and higher FSB (meaning more bandwith between CPU and RAM).
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