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To: NightOwl who wrote (73424)	5/22/2001 11:10:50 AM
From: gnuman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 93625

Intel sees an era emerging with multiple memory technologies. "New memory technologies will primarily be driven by desktop and server platform volumes, " said Glendy Liu, technical marketing manager of Intel, "and not by mobile and workstation platforms. RDRAM is the best technology for Pentium 4 processor platform. Pentium 4 processor ramp has already started the transition from SDRAM to RDRAM. However, SDRAM will continue to be used in cost-sensitive segments, such as Pentium III and low-end Pentium 4. One-third of Pentium 4 processors shipped this year will use SDRAM. " Liu said that a significant support will emerge for DDR in the desktop in 1H/02. "This support may not necessarily be lasting, " adds Liu, "because extensive validation is required to ensure that DDR is robust. Competitive RDRAM pricing may limit DDR's role." eetasia.com