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12:04 PM - 10/30/2000 by
Thomas Pabst
The results in UT are similar to what we saw under Quake. 3D-games are able to benefit from DDR SDRAM very nicely. This stands in strong opposition to RDRAM on i820/i840. Neither of the two chipsets is able to beat i815 with its PC133 SDRAM, although RDRAM scored so well in the low-level memory tests.
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