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Mark Hahn hahn at coffee.psychology.mcmaster.caThu Apr 5 13:04:07 PDT 2001
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> Oh, and one more point. I still don't know what the memory limitations > of e.g. AMD's 760 chipset will be, but I do know that VIA's is 1.5 GB. the issue is how many rows/banks the chipset supports; size a function of this (and the prevailing dram density). VIA's KT266 spec states 6/8-row support for 3/4G (unregistered/registered), but that's assuming 512Mb density, which doesn't seem to be shipping. KT133a has a similar spec (6, no support for registered), but assumes 256Mb, and therefore a limit of 1.5GB. note that KT266 also does ECC. AMD761 seems to support 4G with double-sided, registered, x4 256 Mb chips.
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