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Strategies & Market Trends : Piffer OT - And Other Assorted Nuts
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To: Rich1 who wrote (46491)7/22/2000 7:22:51 PM
From: Cheeky Kid  Read Replies (2) of 63513
 
Here is my two cents on RDRAM. I have had my new Dell almost a week, and I am not impressed.

My old Dell, a P2 450 with 128 MB SDRAM and a Rage Fury 32 MB video card, was very quick.

My new Dell P3 800, with 128 MB RDRAM with a 32MB DDR video card is only about 50% faster than a two year old obsolete system. Oh, it was 3300 bucks too, no monitor, just the box.

I wish I would have put the extra $$$ into a P3 933 with 256 MB SDRAM.

This is the first Dell I owned that I am not happy with. I think RDRAM is over rated.
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