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To: wily who wrote (7483)	7/20/2000 1:09:26 AM
From: NightOwl	Read Replies (1) of 14464

Hi Wily, You can check out this link for the specs on HSDRAM. As you'll note the chip is sold as rated 3:2:2 but it runs at 4.6ns and gives stable operation at 133MHz at CAS 2 rather than 3. See chart. pc133memory.com For more real world evidence of the chips capability you can run through the message board they set up for over clockers and customers. If you've got system temperatures under control and a front side bus to support it, this version of their chip will run at 150MHz at 3:3:3: pc133memory.com You might also want to review this EMS article for more detail on SDRAM/HSDRAM: pc133memory.com The link posted below in note #7471 refers to the JEDEC proposal for DDR-II: electronicproducts.com And this proposal is referenced in the following articles by a variety of sources: techweb.com techweb.com ...for some reason I can't log into the techweb or semibiz sites. Well you should be able to find the articles by searching those sites using: "Advanced Technology Group" AND "memory"; or just "Enhanced Memory Systems". hope this helps as its all I got. :8) 0\|0

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