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To: cordob who wrote (71378)	4/30/2001 7:47:08 PM
From: blake_paterson	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 93625

cor: what's the matter with you that you keep posting to a guy that calls you "moron" and degrades you? unbelieveable... BP

To: cordob who wrote (71378)	4/30/2001 8:36:02 PM
From: Bilow	Respond to of 93625

Hi cordob; Re: "However shouldn't you go a step further, as the P4 works with two RIMMs to compare a single 256 DIMM with two 128 RIMMS?" In my original post on the subject I suggested exactly that. But a modern workstation needs at least 512MB of memory and that's already two RIMMs. As of now, my data sequence has been going a month and is a 256MB to 256MB comparison. The number of SKUs for the two memory types is almost the same at 120 or so, it is as fair a comparison as I could make. The complaints around here are about the result, not the derivation. If the data trend over the last month had been in RDRAM's favor they'd be egging me on. -- Carl