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To: mishedlo who wrote (50853)8/22/2000 10:44:29 PM
From: mishedlo  Read Replies (1) of 93625
 
Rdram - performance gain of 300% over SDRAM

developer.intel.com

The PC industry has successfully completed several evolutionary memory transitions: from Fast Paged Mode memory to EDO, to PC66 SDRAM to PC100 SDRAM.
The transition to Direct RDRAM*—with a memory performance gain up to 300% over the current SDRAM technology—is nothing short of revolutionary. This big step in performance requires a system level approach to building a robust memory subsystem. Intel is providing the collateral that will assist memory module suppliers and OEMs to build RDRAM-based systems successfully and quickly.

The quickest and easiest method for developing RIMM Modules is by using the RIMM Module Designs. These design packages include downloadable files that contain all the engineering data to start RIMM production.

After the RIMM Module has been designed, the module's specification compliance must be validated. This Validation ensures that the RIMM Modules can be integrated into RDRAM-based systems with ease. The validation process uses standardized procedures and methodologies documented in the Validation Specifications. The results of the validation process are posted on this Web site and include RDRAM component, RIMM Module and RIMM Module System results
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