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To: richard surckla who wrote (121019)	7/27/2000 1:25:25 AM
From: richard surckla	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1572604

<font color=red>tejek, there was a edit to the Maz post from The Fool that I missed. Here it is... Author: mazepa Number: of 11007 Subject: Re: Rambus VS SDRAM (DDR) Date: 7/26/00 8:02 PM Email this to a Friend Format for Printing Post New • Post Reply • Reply Later • Create Poll Problem Post • Recommend it! Recommendations: 0 Sorry left out a piece of info. In today's/tomorrows systems you will require around 3.7GB/s of memory bandwidth. The 133 MHz DDR FSB equates to 2.1GB/s. The AGP 4X video card requires 1.06GB/s and a 64 Bit PCI bus running at 66MHz requires 528 MB/s. Dohhh...that comes out to around 3.7GB/s... Maz...