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To: Ian@SI who started this subject	9/27/2000 9:19:01 AM
From: sylvester80	Read Replies (3) of 93625

Question for the group. How impossible would be to see dual channel RIMMs in the future? What I'm asking is, are there any technical stoppers in making a RIMM with 2 channels? What I'm thinking here is future desktops with 4 channels, 8 channels etc... without the real estate of more RIMM slots. Is there a reason why dual channel RIMMs would not work? With 256Mbit parts, we are talking 4 chips for a 128MB single channel RIMM right now. How about 4 chips with dual channel 64MB+64MB on a single RIMM, or 4 channel 32+32+32+32 on a single RIMM. Are there any technical reasons why such a thing will not work? If anything, I can see some advantages to doing it that way (ie. less mobo real estate, signal traces will be much shorter etc..). Comments?

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