I wonder how much of a performance boost this will give them with their built in memory controller. Should be good stuff
This is also good news for memory manufacturers as well because they will sell a bunch of high end ram. What is not so good is 800MHZ DDR2 costs more, but if its faster I'm in.
That proves smart, at least in situations like Rambus etc.. Sometimes though, it seems like they "should" be rolling into something that they are "choosing" not to.
Anyways, it'll be a moot point once AM2 comes out.
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