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That's bizarre. RAM is relatively expensive and has long been a substantial cost of the computer. Not like CPU binning where it really can be cheaper to sell yo
by dmurray 5y ago
That's bizarre. RAM is relatively expensive and has long been a substantial cost of the computer. Not like CPU binning where it really can be cheaper to sell you the faster processor and lock it to behave like the cheaper one.
- jacquesm 5y agoYep. And this was when RAM was a lot more expensive than it is today. I could not quite believe my luck until it worked.
- ido 5y agoI vaguely remember some Sinclair computers doing stuff like that because they used cheap RAM chips that were ensured to be error-free on the entire memory-space (so basically binning) so they used the "good" half, but a lot of the time the "bad" half was also fine?