In other words, the computer would automaticalls clock the RAM down to 667Mhz when it is in use with the computer. So don't waste your money, and buy 667Mhz sticks!
Since your PeeCee users are so hell bent on bringing up figures and acronyms on a Macintosh forum, consider this. The Athlon 64 has a 1000mhz FSB, is there such a thing as 1000mhz ram?
Also, once again, and again; we have regular posting of misleading and inaccurate information
Eidorian & iW00t, you also need to do a search of threads and learn more about the bus system, how both FSB & mem buses can be overclocked or adjusted buy the manufacturer. Dell even got a 'non-roadmap' CD CPU from Intel (do a search on my posts an you'll find the link to the story earlier this year). So too could Apple, if they desired to use such products and pay more for them, which is exactly what Apple did for the 'Octo' MP.