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Twice The Power: SiS655 With Dual DDR333

By Patrick Schmid published 12 March 2003

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Page 1: The More The Merrier? SiS655 With Dual DDR333 On Test
Page 2: Wider, Not Faster: Dual Channel DDR Instead Of Speed Increase
Page 3: Waiting For Serial ATA
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