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To: capt rocky 1 who wrote (41050)	5/24/2001 1:53:45 PM
From: milo_morai	Respond to of 275872

I highly doubt AMD will use RDRAM at this point. M.

To: capt rocky 1 who wrote (41050)	5/24/2001 1:59:45 PM
From: porn_start878	Respond to of 275872

Not using rmbs is AMD's main weapon against Intel. AMD has a rmbs license however. Max

To: capt rocky 1 who wrote (41050)	5/24/2001 2:25:09 PM
From: Joe NYC	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 275872

capt rocky 1, is amd intending to go to rmbs rdram at any point? it would seem to be needed to compete in the intc gig wars. yes i am a rmbs bull. amd using rdram would be great news for rmbs. no? I don't think anybody other than Intel have RDRAM on their road maps for PCs. As far as track record of INTC since it adopted RDRAM vs. AMD which didn't, here it is. siliconinvestor.com Joe

To: capt rocky 1 who wrote (41050)	5/24/2001 3:21:49 PM
From: porn_start878	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 275872

Anyone noticed that Micron's PC2100 DDR SDRAM price is now on par with PC133? Go to pricewatch.com and see Cheapest Micron PC133 29$ (128 MB) PC2100 32$(128 MB) I guess this proves the no extra manuf. cost arguments, but also that demand is quite low for DDR Modules (and mobo) Max Edit : actually you can get 128 MB Micron PC133 for 23 bucks but 32$ is still awesomely cheap.