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To: Raymond Thomas who started this subject11/13/2001 2:03:26 PM
From: wanna_bmw  Read Replies (3) of 186894
 
Intel thread, this is from Anandtech - about Comdex 2001.

anandtech.com

"Intel: Driving the Industry
It's not much of a surprise that Intel's 845 chipset does indeed support DDR SDRAM, and it won't be much longer before we see the solution used in motherboards. Although we won't be able to provide you with benchmarks for another few weeks, we have been talking to motherboard manufacturers about their thoughts on the chipset. Most of them agree that it [the i845 DDR chipset] not only outperforms VIA's P4X266 but also SiS' 645 chipset, even when paired with DDR333 SDRAM. As you'll remember from our i845 Motherboard Roundup, the chipset does support both DDR200 and DDR266 SDRAM. Although motherboards based on the solution will undoubtedly be more expensive than their P4X266 or SiS 645 based counterparts, most motherboard manufacturers agree that the stability and quality of the platforms is vastly superior to what they've seen with the 3rd party chipsets."


It sounds like the i845 with DDR memory is a very good performer, even outperforming the SiS chipset with DDR333.

wanna_bmw
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