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http://developer.intel.com/design/motherbd/bx2/bx2_mem.htm

Go here and look at the supported RAM list. I don't think that DDR2 675 will work.

You don't have an optical drive: I'd suggest a Lite On Retail DVD burner.

Also, for hard drives, the Seagate 7200.10 SATA 3.0's are the hot deal right now. 5 year warranty.

Don't forget an operating system. You might see if that case is available without a power supply--and stick with the Antec you have listed seperately.

Looking good so far!
 

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Ya i wasnt sure about ram, because the 667 and 675 are both rated at 5400, but anyway i can change it to the 800, and i already have a dvd and cd burner that are both light on, and also have a OS too
 

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Ignore latencies as they pertain to performance. It has little to do with it.

Newer boards, especially GOOD boards like ASUS and Intel are picky about RAM. So you probably don't have much in the way of choice in the matter.

In my Intel D946GZIS with a Core 2 Duo, I run Patriot DDR2 667 which has timings of 5-5-5-12. You will likely have to use the same thing.

Another good resource is www.crucial.com

Plug the board in the configurator and see what it has to say about all that stuff.
 

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Your board's max is 667, while mine is 800, and i checked corsair and pulged teh board in and it shows the ram i have as compatible, but still what is better, higher or lower timings, and higher or lower case latency?
 
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