Just wondering, now AMD have gone for DDR2 and binned production of s939 chips and Intel finally have a performance chip worth investing in.. is this the end for DDR development?
I appreciate it'll stay in production for a while but in terms of improvements in module size/latency and speed have we reached the end of the road as Conroe storms off into the future of performance computing and everyone looking for speed gets directed towards DDR2?
I appreciate it'll stay in production for a while but in terms of improvements in module size/latency and speed have we reached the end of the road as Conroe storms off into the future of performance computing and everyone looking for speed gets directed towards DDR2?
