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"I was just posting the video[1] on iPhone SE thread about the flourishing iPhone NAND Flash memory upgrade market in China yesterday. " I read those posts and
by rsync 11y ago
"I was just posting the video[1] on iPhone SE thread about the flourishing iPhone NAND Flash memory upgrade market in China yesterday. "
I read those posts and was interested ... and I am sorry to digress now in this thread, but:
If you upgrade your iphone with an amount of memory that no iphone has ... what does iOS do ? Does it care ? Does it object ?
If I upgraded a 16GB to a 32GB, I would expect iOS not to notice or care. However, I would be worried about upgrading a 32GB to, say, a 128GB, which is a flash memory size that no iphone SE ships with.
What does iOS do ?
- devy 11y agoThat's a very good question! I am guessing that the memory addressing might be tricky to figure out - again, I wouldn't be surprised if repair shots had tried it. It's always safer to use the hardware parts with most compatible specs - similar like how people do hackintosh [1] :) You have to also consider the memory chip availability at that specific size and BGA packaging - since Apple is a top consumer of those flash memory chips with only 32GB, 64GB and 128GB in sizes (omitting 8GB/16GB), the production of of those memory chips might very well be coming in ONLY those sizes due to the economies of scale in manufacturing cost. [1] http://www.hackintosh.com/#hackintosh_compatible http://www.hackintosh.com/#hackintosh_compatible