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To: Joe NYC who wrote (63512)	11/12/2001 7:05:19 PM
From: milan0	Read Replies (3) of 275872

rsi_boy re: "Ouch, what a rip off. $400 processor hamstrung by $60 worth of sdram. Will consumers never learn? " joe re: "HP didn't use RDRAM where it would help P4, but they somehow manage to use 64MB of RDRAM in the the graphics card: <g>" As a reminder, here are the specification of the HP system: __________________________________________ The HP Pavilion 9995 home PC includes the following features: Intel Pentium 4 2.0 GHz processor; 512 MB SDRAM; 80 GB Ultra DMA hard-disk drive; HP dvd100i DVD+RW drive (2.4x/8x/12x/10x/32x) 2.4x DVD (re-write), 8x DVD (read), 12x CD-R (write), 10x CD-RW (re-write), 32x CD (read) speeds; 16x DVD-ROM drive; One IEEE 1394, one serial and two USB front access ports, with multiple IEEE 1394 and USB ports on back of chassis; NVIDIA GeForce2 MX400 graphics card with 64 MB RDRAM memory; Estimated U.S. retail price: $1,999(1). __________________________________________ I wonder what is the proportion of P4 systems sold with RDRAM vs SDRAM as the main memory... Anybody knows? Mike

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