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Subject: RDR(dell) vs DDR (much cheaper to upgrade) Author: Doom [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 12:30:34 10/16/02 Wed In reply to: Garridian 's message, "Here's the system for you." on 09:36:44 10/16/02 Wed Rambus is more expensive and the jury is still out on the future of rambus from my understanding. Performance wise i think its about the same except you have to install 2 modules of rambus at a time unless you use a place holder thing. If I wanted to go up to 2 gigs of ram I would save about $ 400.00 by using DDR. Unfortunately Dell doesnt give you the option. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date I believe RAMBUS is specific to Intel Mau Xu 18:02:33 10/16/02 Wed Actually, Rambus is the future. -- garridian, 11:17:20 10/17/02 Thu