Wednesday, March 30, 2005

XDR - GDDR3's successor?

Tomshardware.com reports on XDR DRAM:

Manufacturers and IP owner Rambus currently promote XDR as high-bandwidth memory for multimedia applications. The memory is likely to be first seen in conjunction with the Cell processor in Sony's next-gen PlayStation. Soon thereafter XDR is expected to be used for other devices in need of high-performance memory, such as high-end TVs, entertainment PCs. Rambus is careful to suggest any other applications beyond that, but industry sources already confirmed that XDR is considered as successor for GDDR3 memory in high-end graphics cards for 2006 and could even make its way into PCs as system memory in the 2007 time frame.

Read the article - w/photo by Wolfgang Gruener here.

Hat tip to Joe of the Pinehurst Thread for the link.

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