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To: mikea388 who wrote (80458)	12/29/2001 3:13:35 PM
From: hdl	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 93625

is the king wearing clothes? ddr competes with rdram. so, it is important to know how amd and ddr will fare to determine how rdram will fare. does bilow have technical knowledge re ram? is he an honest, unbiased source? y does he post so much? will he spend New Years Eve on this board? is that by choice?

To: mikea388 who wrote (80458)	12/30/2001 2:32:05 PM
From: SilentZ	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 93625

>RDram is king and will be king for a long time to come I don't get it. How do you figure? RDRAM is nowhere. Perhaps it hasn't entirely been replaced by DDR just yet, but in every retail store I've been in this week it seems to be being replaced by SDRAM. Between Best Buy and Circuit City, I saw one RDRAM based machine on the shelves, and it only had 128 MB of RDRAM. Some king. >Your cry's for DDr should be on the AMD board Hmmm... Intel's adopting it too. There should be a decent amount of P4 DDR motherboards available over the next two months. Mark that. I'm most interested in finding out why you think that "RDRAM is king". There's little to support that. -Z