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From: Tom Kuppens <tom #at# hartree4.rug.ac.be>
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Subject: RIMM vs SDRAM
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Hi there,

We have several linux machines that run Gaussian. Now we want to add some new
power to our park i.e. a PIV - 1700MhZ with 512M RAM (SDRAM or RIMM). 

Is there someone who can provide me with some info on the Gaussian and/or 
overall performance with RIMM versus SDRAM modules.

Thanks in advance,

Tom Kuppens
Ghent University

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