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To: Scumbria who wrote (37468)4/26/2001 3:35:18 PM
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"I don't think that DDR will improve P4 performance. It will keep the performance constant, while allowing for much lower costs."

Considering that Intel has PC1600 slated for the P4 and is unlikely to use a 128 bit bus, how is the performance going to be kept constant? Without memory bandwidth, the P4 as currently constituted, sucks rocs. Now, of course, they could move to PC3200 if and when it becomes available, but will they have a chipset for it?
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