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Someone had posted a _link_ to Bert McComas' site Inquist in one of the discussion threads (I think it was the recent Rambus v. SDRAM thread). Anyhow, I checked another article on his site http://www.inqst.com/ddrvrmbs.htm which lays out some benchmarking on DDR versus Rambus. DDR comes out quite ahead, and he even mentioned that the chipset is stable . I just noticed that he did this article in Nov. of 1999, so this may be old news to some of you. It would be interesting to have someone post this on one of those financial sites and see how some of the stocks return. Regards, Kris |
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Someone had posted a _link_ to Bert McComas' site Inquist in one of the discussion threads (I think it was the recent Rambus v. SDRAM thread). Anyhow, I checked another article on his site http://www.inqst.com/ddrvrmbs.htm which lays out some benchmarking on DDR versus Rambus. DDR comes out quite ahead, and he even mentioned that the chipset is stable . I just noticed that he did this article in Nov. of 1999, so this may be old news to some of you. It would be interesting to have someone post this on one of those financial sites and see how some of the stocks return. You're *bad*! Il like it! Maybe some of us should trot over there... Nah, just a passing thought! What do we have to gain? Well, I guess we would be applying the same principle that the Rambus investors here do, although we would have the benchmarks and stats to prove it. Unless you have stock in AMD or other in Rambus competitors, I guess the only gain is that you have the satisfaction of knowing that you made stock investors scurry around to dump Rambus stock... Interesting really, it doesn't take much for that stock to go up. The recent IDF had rambus stock go up.....so paper promises seem to pay off in the stock market. Although, had the (Rambus) stock brokers read the recent Intel Roadmap available on Tom's Hardware, I think I'd be running a little scared. Kris
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Someone had posted a _link_ to Bert McComas' site Inquist in one of the discussion threads (I think it was the recent Rambus v. SDRAM thread). Anyhow, I checked another article on his site http://www.inqst.com/ddrvrmbs.htm which lays out some benchmarking on DDR versus Rambus. DDR comes out quite ahead, and he even mentioned that the chipset is stable . I just noticed that he did this article in Nov. of 1999, so this may be old news to some of you. It would be interesting to have someone post this on one of those financial sites and see how some of the stocks return. You're *bad*! Il like it! Maybe some of us should trot over there... Nah, just a passing thought! What do we have to gain?
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http://www.inqst.com/ddrvrmbs.htm Interesting, and all of that performance on the Evaluation version of the DDR chipset. Can't wait for the real ones to come out this fall. Really nice to see some inependent reports rather than marketing hype. - ralph
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Interesting really, it doesn't take much for that stock to go up. The recent IDF had rambus stock go up.....so paper promises seem to pay off in the stock market. Look at the leverage on it too! The shills here may have a piece of that leverage. Always look at the other side (why). Although, had the (Rambus) stock brokers read the recent Intel Roadmap available on Tom's Hardware, I think I'd be running a little scared. I don't take Tom seriously. He may be right on any one point, but he has *no* credibility. When he's right it's an accident. He's a journalist (and not a good one), not a techie. He has no technical background. He does have an ego that makes up for what he doesn't know, though. Well, the article isn't totally by Tom ( he did however insert a few comments). The article basically mentions that AMD has Intel scrambling around in order to get their chips to work at high clock speeds and their chipsets to work with SDRAM. The author uses several articles from the Register and ZDNet to support many of the claims made in the Intel Roadmap article. If you're pro AMD, I think it is a good article to read, even if it isn't full of technical detail. Regards, Kris
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