And then there's the question of what happens when they shrink the die.
RP



I agree, it isn't so bad, the problem is that you can never be
absolutely sure it will work from chip to chip. On a one off for
personal use it may be fine, but there are many that would refuse to put
such a device on the market.

Josh
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Kyrre Aalerud wrote:
> That wasn't so bad?
>
> Another chip gave me 1024 at normal temp...
> They ar probably from same batch, but it seems very good :-)

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