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To: Dan3 who wrote (144754)	10/5/2001 11:16:17 AM
From: wanna_bmw	Respond to of 186894

Dan, Re: "I included the evidence in the post! P4 is very sensitive to changes in relative memory performance, PIII and Athlon are not." You included no such evidence. What you call evidence is only conjecture, and you know it. If Pentium 4 were so sensitive, why does PC2100 memory yield close to the same performance as dual channel PC800? How will PC2700 DDR perform on future Pentium 4 chips? How about PC1066 RDRAM? With the given data, you can't make the assumption you have made. It is just a guess on your part. wanna_bmw