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To: Scumbria who wrote (46751)	7/8/2000 4:46:47 PM
From: Steve Lee	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 93625

"I really don't know much of anything about DDR. High bandwidth memory seems to be pretty much of a don't care for the near term, and I don't see any pressing need for DDR or DRDRAM in the next 12 months." Agreed in the server market. I expect SDRAM to be dominant there for some time, purely due to the importance of high RAM capacity which RDRAM and seemingly DDR RAM cannot offer. There will be a need for RDRAM with P4 systems. You have correctly pointed out a few times that today's processors cannot make use of the bandwidth available from RDRAM. P4 does not suffer from those same limitations.