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>> infinite durability relative to an SSD Until the FPGA dies. Consumer-grade arrays are not eternal. Many have lifespans (>5% failure rate) as low as 2-5 ye
by sandworm101 4y ago
>> infinite durability relative to an SSD
Until the FPGA dies. Consumer-grade arrays are not eternal. Many have lifespans (>5% failure rate) as low as 2-5 years under regular use.
- pkaye 4y agoIs the failure rate higher than other kind of chips? And if so what is the reason that happens?
- numpad0 4y agoPerhaps durability can be clarified as infinite write endurance, which it has.
- qwezxcrty 4y agoAny references on this? Googling didn't let me believe this. From my interpretation (maybe wrong) of Xilinx UG116, FPGAs are reliable.