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To: fyo who wrote (64466)	7/8/1999 10:45:00 PM
From: Ali Chen	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1583677

<"133MHz system bus". That's not the same as support for 133MHz SDRAM (PC133).> Allow me to disagree. Currently, every other motherboard supports 133, 140 and even 150MHz bus AND DRAM timing. What is more interesting, the boards actually run at these frequencies! The major "inconvenience" for box makers is that recent Pentiums are multiplier-locked, therefore you need to significantly overclock processors if you want to take advantage of faster memory. When Intel will "support 133MHz system bus", this obstacle will be gone, and say bye-bye to RAMBUS world domination (Intel-sponsored). See now the move?