Between the two different types of RAM, the difference in benchmarks is about 2-3%, in the real world it is not noticeable. Your comparison between the two system is harder. First they both do not have 1333mhz FSB.
In fact core i5 series processors do not have a front side bus at all. The MCH or more commonly called the "northbridge" is now on the CPU die itself. The Core i5 in my opinion would win your second comparison.
Well as far as I know if you were comapring the core i5 and core2 systems the amount of memory bandwidth between the two would be significantly higher on the core i5 as it has a on chip memory controler, also having the higher frequency ram would be notably faster on both systems with the i5 showing best results.
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