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To: Dave B who wrote (73958)5/31/2001 11:29:04 AM
From: Sun Tzu  Read Replies (1) of 93625
 
Dave thanks for the explanation. As you say, given all the delays that hit Merced, they should have had plenty of time to move on to RDRAM. I never had to do a memory design so perhaps my question is trivial. Are you saying that now Intel cannot have RDRAM go with Itanium? Is the change not as simple as replacing the 460GX chip set with something that supports RDRAM? How is McKinley different in its support for RDRAM and does it support DDR as well?

Sorry to ask so many questions, its just that I've been thinking that RDRAM should have a better chance in the server market than in desktop.

thanks,
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