MSI GNB Max Granite Bay Review

It's no secret why Dual Channel memory is so desirable. Initially Intel put all their support behind the RAMBUS DRAM architecture, but high prices, slow adoption, and the controversy surrounding RAMBUS itself, have made RDRAM a minor player in the consumer market. And yet it's nigh impossible to ignore the fact that PC1066 RAMBUS memory has an impossibly huge 4.2GB/s bandwidth compared to the 3.2Gb/s rated bandwidth of PC3200 DDR memory. But now Dual Channel seems to offer an enticingly cheap alternative to the more expensive RDRAM platform by providing 4.3Gb/s of bandwidth using PC2100 memory.