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I saw this at the Inquirer. Sis will be the first non Intel company to release a chipset to support RDRam.
Intel took it into its head not to support this memory type, despite many suggesting that Rambus is far more scaleable for big CPU sizes than DDR, which comes in 57 varieties, like Heinz products.
I saw this at the Inquirer. Sis will be the first non Intel company to release a chipset to support RDRam.
Intel took it into its head not to support this memory type, despite many suggesting that Rambus is far more scaleable for big CPU sizes than DDR, which comes in 57 varieties, like Heinz products.