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Technology Stocks : Dell Technologies Inc.
DELL 119.41-2.7%3:59 PM EST

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To: TCBinAugusta who wrote (83083)12/1/1998 1:33:00 PM
From: Sig  Read Replies (1) of 176387
 
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<<< can you please (briefly) explain what "rdram" is? I am getting ready to buy a new machine for our office - I think it will be another Dell! - is this something I should wait for? Thanks in advance.>>>
Am not up to speed on technical stuff but my reading is the DRAM stands for dynamic random access memory which is the 32 or 64
megs of memory you may have today in the computer. SDRAM stands for
synchronous DRAM 's in common use, and am guessing the RDRAM stands for Rambus(?) DRAM which appears to be twice as fast as the others.
( We will hear from some experts like JR if this wrong(hehehehe)
Here are some references:
news.com
news.com
You have probably noticed that adding more internal memory (easily obtained by plugging in an extra 32 meg chip), causes the
computer innards to work much faster, very noticeable when playing games like Freecell. No waiting, its just ZAP and the cards move. Or a screen you previously worked with comes "UP" much faster.
Should you wait for this????
My opinion is that if you have a fast machine of 200 to 450mh
speed and 128megs memory you would not notice the difference unless
using some huge program like a 3D program to design airplanes.
( But buy a new Dell anyway, every sale helps. I did)
Sig
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