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To: Steve Lee who wrote (57406)	10/11/2000 11:54:01 AM
From: Scumbria	Respond to of 93625

Steve, DDR comes at almost no price premium over PC133, it offers power savings, the same latency, and higher bandwidth (which some applications can take advantage of.) Almost the entire industry is embracing DDR! Scumbria BTW: Did you notice that Samsung is on Team DDR?

To: Steve Lee who wrote (57406)	10/11/2000 12:00:59 PM
From: gnuman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 93625

Regarding OEMS buying DDR DIMMS in prep. for a launch. The answer is no, From EBN Virtually all major DRAM producers and several module makers say they are shipping unbuffered DIMMs to Intel in large enough quantities to validate a DDR chipset. Memory-vendor executives who reported this development declined to be identified. Intel's purchase of unbuffered DDR desktop DIMMs is the tipoff that its new chipset is targeting mainstream PCs. A DDR chipset for servers, which the company has openly said it is developing, would use buffered DIMMs. ebnews.com