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Technology Stocks : Rambus (RMBS) - Eagle or Penguin

RMBS 94.26

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Dec 12 3:59 PM EST

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To: Bilow who wrote (74447)	6/11/2001 6:29:19 PM
From: Win Smith	Read Replies (2) of 93625

Did you catch this interesting little tidbit from Dr. Tom last week, Carl? We were rather concerned when we stumbled across this comment from the land of the foot and mouth disease: "Because, as we remember writing before, Rambus is to the Pentium 4 what musk is to perfume, the sturgeon is to fish, the head is to the limbs and as a king is to men." Unfortunately, we cannot confirm this claim and wonder on which kind of test data the author bases his fishy pro-royal comments. We expect that Pentium 4 will run rather nicely on DDR-i845 and would also like to remind you that Intel has got a semi-nForce chipset up its sleeve that sports a dual-channel DDR-memory solution for Pentium 4. The latter brings us to another interesting story we happened to overhear. It seems as if Nvidia was very well willing to produce an nForce-version for Pentium 4. It even appears as if the Pentium 4 nForce actually exists as physical sample. When Nvidia recently knocked at Intel's door, however, it was shortly after slammed right in its face. There is no doubt about the fact that Intel DOES NOT WANT nForce for Pentium 4 right now. Please make your own rhyme out of that one. newsletters.tomshardware.com Intel's studied disinterest in nForce has been widely reported. The ready-to-run-DDR-ness of the i845 has also been widely reported. Not much has been heard of the ATI/Intel axis of late, though. Heard any scuttlebutt?

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