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To: richard surckla who wrote (51022)	8/24/2000 1:14:37 PM
From: gnuman	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 93625

rsurck;a, re: Tech_future200x doesn't seem to think so. Why do you keep quoting that guy over here. BTW, I clearly showed that Samsung has SDRAM and DDRSDRAM that have an organization that would also work. 32MbX8. BTW, Samsung also has a 16MbX16 SDRAM in mass production.

To: richard surckla who wrote (51022)	8/24/2000 1:17:23 PM
From: gnuman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 93625

First DDR Benchmarks on I-Will KA266R Mobo. A Japanese site, but the mother board nomenclature and test results are in English. Test configuration 1 compared an Athlon/800MHz with DDR200 against an Athlon/800MHz with PC133. (Note that the motherboard supports three DDR DIMM's). Stream D, DRAM to CPU Bandwidth, showed an average 65% improvement with DDR. Other improvements ranged from a couple of percent to 13% with DDR200. We need to see a lot more bench marks, but here's first evidence that DDR mobo's will work. Think about Intel's test results of 815E with PC133 vs PC800. watch.impress.co.jp JMHO's