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To: Petz who wrote (30293)3/5/2001 5:54:51 AM
From: Joe NYCRespond to of 275872
 
Petz,

Intel is obviously pushing 400 MHz DDR SDRAM because they can't get any variety of RAM to work asynchronously with respect to their FSB which is 100 MHz quad-pumped.

It probably could work, but the performance would suffer.

Joe



To: Petz who wrote (30293)3/5/2001 11:33:00 AM
From: Jim McMannisRead Replies (1) | Respond to of 275872
 
RE:"Intel is obviously pushing 400 MHz DDR SDRAM because they can't get any variety of RAM to work asynchronously with respect to their FSB which is 100 MHz quad-pumped. I expect to see that their Brookdale chipset will not support PC133 but only PC100. They've already announced that the DDR version of Brookdale will only support 100 MHz*2 (PC1600) and not 133 MHz*2 (PC2100)."

That's interesting. Seems some Intel faithful have been knocking AMD because of the time it's taking to launch the 760 with PC2100. Meanwhile, the P4 will be stuck at PC1600-100 Mhz bus...looks like Intel is behind the eight ball again.

Jim


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