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SDRAM vs RDRAM

by Steve Gibson, Mar 23, 2000 11:14pm PST

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ZDNet has a piece looking at the ongoing RAM battles between SDRAM and RDRAM. I was pretty sure from everything we've seen that SDRAM is the better choice...

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Whoop sucks
dlrty rules
end of story

#shugashack
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Fight The Man!

Mar 24, 2000 11:26pm PST

Whoop sucks dlrty rules end of story #shugashack plasma.bfg10k.com Fight The Man! : Zapp0

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Good article, they did make one mistake, a dual pipelined rambus solution like in the i840 chipset doubles the bandwidth from 1.6gigabytes/sec to 3.2gigabytes/sec. Other then that oversight good article.

I'm really glad they mentioned how AMD has a Rambus license. To many people on the net think Rambus is exclusive property of Intel. Which it is not.

Mar 24, 2000 12:00am PST

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Good article, they did make one mistake, a dual pipelined rambus solution like in the i840 chipset double... : Lethal Lex
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- It's still the property of Intel and everyone else has to license it. That's a bad thing, Intel can refu... : belzebutt

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256MB of PC133 SDRAM 171 Dollars
256MB of RDRAM 1109 Dollars

Best prices acording to www.pricewatch.com

That is so wrong...

Mar 24, 2000 9:46am PST

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It's all about DDR SDRAM, baby. Watch for the Samurai chipset from Micron.

Mar 24, 2000 5:56am PST

It's all about DDR SDRAM, baby. Watch for the Samurai chipset from Micron. : [Slay]

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Man, I can't wait...in about a year, it'll be time for a full system upgrade, and I'll go for a 1.5 GHz CPU from AMD, 512 MB or so of DDR SDRAM, a couple hundred GB of hard disk space (am I going to have to have a RAID array for this???), and whatever the best graphics card is. An I bet it will cost less than this system I have (K6-2 350) cost about a year ago.

Mar 24, 2000 1:18am PST

Man, I can't wait...in about a year, it'll be time for a full system upgrade, and I'll go for a 1.5 GHz C... : Barbarian

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