Some advice on very close Memory specs

About the timings and voltages,lower numbers are better.
Between those the Muskin model has the lowest timings but its significantly more expensive than the others,so if you aren't going to OC then go for the cheapest one(G.skill model)otherwise the Mushkin model is the best choice for OC'ng

Thank you very much Maziar. Will most likely get the Mushkin and OC them "a bit". Thak you again.

No problem  

This article might be a good read for you, and what the different numbers are, and how they might have an impact on what your intended usage for the PC would be.

Thank you very much Lothdk for the information. Have a great weekend.

Rule of thumb .... DDR3-1600 at lowest latency you can afford. The reason you buy 1600 MHz RAM though is not to OC the memory....its so you can OC the entire system.

Stock Memory Option:
BCLK of 133 x 20 CPU Multiplier = 2.66 GHz
BCLK of 133 x 8 memory Multiplier = 1066 MHz

Memory Overclock Option:
BCLK of 133 x 20 CPU Multiplier = 2.66 GHz
BCLK of 133 x 12 memory Multiplier = 1600 MHz

System Overclock Option:
BCLK of 200 x 20 CPU Multiplier = 4.00 GHz
BCLK of 200 x 8 memory Multiplier = 1600 MHz

BTW, I have the Mushkin 998962's and am very satisfied w/ the purchase....fortunately for me tho, they were only $204 back in October

Thank you for the information JackNaylorPE. I don't quit understand this information but am going to read the articles and hopefully after that I will.

I am definable leaning towards teh Mushkins, either the 998692 or 998691. Thank you again and have a great weekend.

Oh Ya, my local computer store mentioned that NewEgg sells refurbished parts as new ones and that is why they can sell so cheaply. Any thing on this? Thank you.

Your local computer store is full of something that usually exits the rear of an animal.

As to the other stuff..... simply put, DDR1600 will let you OC the 920 to 4 GHz w/o reducing memory speed.