[karlotta]

Originally Posted by Joe DeFuria

That's 256 Megabit chips (32 MegaBytes).

i thought so, but i did read it to be MB, not mb, just hit me with a stupid stick was realy excited to see a 256MB GDDR3

[aaronspink]

Originally Posted by digitalwanderer

That's certainly good to hear, 90% sounds like an excellent yield!

Actually for DRAM, 90% is horrid. In general, DRAM should be hitting 99%+ functional yields, and 95%+ at speed yields to make it profitable. That is one of the reasons for the large amount of redundancy in the designs.

Aaron Spink
speaking for myself inc.

[Rys]

Originally Posted by DaveBaumann

IIRC, Hexus also had an NV40 with 600MHz RAM.

We certainly did.

http://img.hexus.net/v2/news_page/rys/nv40_600MHz.jpg

Rys