I will concede for now that it seems it's not Rambus' fault.
But please, can YOU tell me what will happen next?
Will RDRAM ever become affordable?
Is the extra $$$ worth it to warrant a 5% boost in performance?
In Canada the price is ever more jacked, and quality 256MB DDR333 sticks are about 150$, still much below the RDRAM PC1066 256MB. In fact the 225$ I spoke of was not even from a reputable company, and was put under Generic. So in the end, it's almost paying 100$ more that stick, and when you consider 512MB is now the norm, well you're pretty much making yourself in debt than helping any company out there.
This isn't good, and I doubt there will be many to throw so much money for such little performance gain. I know you for one wouldn't, considering you're so low on budget!
I would never be able to and if I had money, I'd never waste it on that.
Care to tell me some possibility or hope for RDRAM, or will it remain such a novelty that I will continue to care less by the passing generation?!
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