So what really is faster...3.8GHZ CPU but NB at 2000 or 3000MHZ?

[Brutuz]

I think the problem that lies with that is that the only "affordable" sticks that can do c6 are d9's and they are 1x1 gig and require high volts and the sticks that are 2x2 gig and low volts are usually not in mainstream AMD users budgets.

The whole point of using AMD is bang for buck not to mention cas 6 offers a small boost in performance "realworld", albeit a decent boost not the $150 more for a set of ram type of boost that is cost effective to most users.

True, true... I still think it'd be useful to know, just in case.

Edit: To add to what I mean, it'd be useful for the future when the fast, low latency/good chips are cheap, like it did with DDR2 and DDR1.