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To: Dave B who wrote (66563)	2/25/2001 10:49:52 PM
From: pompsander	Respond to of 93625

Dave, with one dimensional thinkers you can follow the trail more easily. <g> Big week for Rambus coming up. If Tuesday's presentation on the memory road map reaffirms support for the RDRAM side of the equation, we buy price support until the litigation begins to settle out. IMHO.

To: Dave B who wrote (66563)	2/25/2001 11:29:33 PM
From: Estephen	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 93625

boards.fool.com Read pg 9 to 12 of the first link, rambus was thinking about leaking to EEtimes and niki back in early 90's !! This shit been going on for years w/ eetimes. To bad the CMP publications turned againest them in favor of micron.

To: Dave B who wrote (66563)	2/26/2001 12:49:07 AM
From: Scumbria	Respond to of 93625

Dave, More proof of the DDR disaster: ebnews.com Already, Intel's Pentium III processor is set to begin using 400MHz DDR chips as part of Microsoft Corp.'s Xbox game player. However, the processor and memory will share a point-to-point on-board connection that does not require the added complexity of a core-logic chipset. Memory-IC makers are supplying 400MHz DDR and even higher-frequency chips for point-to-point graphics cards, which don't require the same strict adherence to IC timing issues as PCs and higher-end computers. Intel Corp. is quietly pushing the DRAM industry to develop a 400MHz double-data-rate SDRAM to succeed today's memory devices in PCs and server applications, according to industry sources familiar with the company's initiative. Sources said Intel, Santa Clara, Calif., is calling on the industry to develop the higher-speed chips, which would be approximately 66% faster than emerging PC266 DDR SDRAM, to match memory clock speeds to the company's 400MHz IA-32 quad-pumped processor bus. Intel is hoping prototypes of the 1.8V chips could be available as early as next year, sources said. It is pretty clear to any rational thinking human being that DRDRAM is kicking DDR's butt. You are indeed the standard of rationality. Scumbria