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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (57746)	10/15/2000 5:31:50 AM
From: Bilow	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 93625

Hi Tenchusatsu; Still an Intel cog with no imagination or design skills? Must be nice to have a big institution doing your thinking for you. Still wondering why you only saw 2-slot DDR motherboards on display? Maybe it's because 2-slot machines are easier to design, test and debug, so the manufacturers naturally come out with those ones first. But hey, the fact is that as slow as you are, you are not a thread moron. After the multi-slot DDR motherboards get rubbed in your face, at least you'll admit that they exist. Any comments on the i820 vs i815 benchmarks, after the official Intel numbers came out? You seemed to think the numbers were pretty important before you knew what they were: Mar 28, 2000 If 815 outperforms 820, all of the OEMs will build systems around the 815 and reject the 820. As a result, Intel will no longer have a market for the 820 chipset, and will drop it sooner or later. #reply-13297546 Apr 10, 2000 I really don't expect 815 to blow away 820 at all, unlike what Tom is making us believe. My real concern is how desktops using DDR SDRAM will compare to 820/RDRAM. PC133 is not a concern to me. #reply-13391369 July 8, 2000 Intel's tests show PC133 SDRAMs beating Rambus; results on Web site Here's a surprise. Benchmark test results from Intel Corp. show its new 815E chip set with PC133 SDRAMs beating the performance of its 820 chip set with Direct Rambus memories. semibiznews.com Or do we get the official Intel line again? Just like we got the official Intel line on the Timna? -- Carl