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Mapping around defects in RAM has been a viable thing for a really long time. I remember reading about it in Linux contexts decades ago, and these days it's so
by ssl-3 5mo ago
Mapping around defects in RAM has been a viable thing for a really long time.
I remember reading about it in Linux contexts decades ago, and these days it's something that Windows does automatically.
When can I expect this flood of cheaper RAM with less QA? I'd like to contribute to the gazillion dollar pile as soon as possible.