Author: Barry Culp
Date: 11:28:11 02/23/00
Does anyone know of any info on the relative performance of some of the better chess programs like Crafty, Fritz, Century, Junior etc on Intel high end machines with the new high speed and very expensive RDRAM memory. ??? Supposedly RDRAM memory has a faster transfer rate (bits/sec) but a slower latency (time you wait until data starts flowing once a request is made) than conventional SRDAM memory. I have seen some info that says SDRAM actually slows down some applications like MS Word and Excel. Barry Culp
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