When you say that DDR2 is cheap now, that is the PC2-6400 or 800MHz (400x2). That is basically the stock memory for your computer running at default.
The hi performance DDR2 is not cheap. And, is usually used with an overclock.
Settings on the P5B can reach speeds so high that you will never be able to get a CPU and memory to run at.
If you are thinking of going DDR 533 to DDR 800, you may just not bother for real world performance. Faster high performance memory will show improvement when used as part of an OC project.



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