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To: Bilow who wrote (42688)	5/21/2000 9:47:00 PM
From: jim kelley	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 93625

Carl, Did you finally get paid? Are you back on the job again? You know they are not using graphics DDR in the PC motherboard. In fact, most of these companies have only engineering samples. You keep equating the Nvidia DDR with the PC DDR. They are not the same. But maybe mom and pop will believe you. <G> I think there is a substantial chance of product transition problems using DDR at 266 MHZ. As you yourself pointed out the Nvidia graphics DDR only runs at 166 MHZ and that is soldered directly into the board. Look for significant product transition problems with DDR. INTEL needs only about 2.4 M RDRAMS components for Willamette shipments this year. I am sure Samsung, Toshiba or NEC would be happy to take their purchase order. DELL alone could sell and ship all those Willamette systems. No problem. Perhaps DDR is just one of your xxx dreams.<LOL> :)