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To: richard surckla who wrote (201)	12/6/1999 11:37:00 PM
From: richard surckla	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 2039

Timna Performance Requirements Posted on Yahoo by: by: stk_hawk 12/6/1999 11:29 pm EST Msg: 31458 of 31458 Timna Performance Requirements In a low cost integrated solution, there is one memory source. This means the CPU and Graphics controller competes for access to the same memory. The majority of computers today have separate memories for the CPU and Graphics controller. This greatly reduces the main memory bandwidth requirements. Although it is true that cost is the most important thing in low end solutions, it does not mean memory performance can be compromised. In fact, memory performance can be even more demanding in an integrated solution. IMO, Rambus is the best long term solution for the integrated low end because it offers the lowest pin count and has the bandwidth needed to support simultaneous CPU and Graphic operations from a single memory source. This is the reason why I believe Intel will choose Rambus for Timna. Other opinions?