Stephen, thanks for posting the RDRAM article.
The Direct RDRAM interface
is
capable of clock speeds reaching 800 megahertz and has a
bandwidth of
1.6 gigabytes per second.
As an Intel stockholder, I sincerely hope that Intel, Rambus, the DRAM suppliers and anyone else involved in any of the hardware, test the sh*t out of this thing. Shake, rattle and roll it, burn it, stress it, margin it, cross margin it, schmoo it, stomp on it. The last thing we need here is any reliability problems. If they need any help, I know some people that can break anything (but then tell you how to fix it).
Tony |
