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To: sylvester80 who wrote (54151)	9/19/2000 10:05:36 PM
From: chic_hearne	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 93625

Sylvester, Whatever dramreview says about performance is irrelevant. DRDRAM will never get ramped, so what's the point? You should be focusing on the DDR and SDRAM lawsuits, that's all Rambus has left if it has any hope to maintain this gigantic market cap. chic

To: sylvester80 who wrote (54151)	9/19/2000 10:07:10 PM
From: blake_paterson	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 93625

Micron Pulls DDR from Crucial Website by: h0db (40/M/Tysons Corner, VA) 9/19/00 8:44 pm Msg: 162168 of 162194 I swear that just a couple of days ago, you could look at DDR modules for sale on the Crucial Website. It was even advertised with this announcement, and they had prices up (but you could only buy it if you were a system developer, I recall). crucial.com Now, it's nowhere to be found. Maybe they pull it to work on the stability issues that Dean Kent at RealWorldTech talked about. realworldtech.com "One of the most troubling reports, which was provided by an anonymous member of Team-DDR, is that Micron is seeing incompatibilities between modules and chipsets. Currently, though Micron lists DDR modules as being available through Crucial Technology, there are a very limited number of them, and all are 64MB parts. Further, none of these modules will function on all DDR capable chipsets. As of last week, it did not appear that the problem had been identified yet."