I would not be surprised, if he runs into stability issues. Silicon manufacturers have long used the approach, to just manufacture the top of the line chip and

I would not be surprised, if he runs into stability issues. Silicon manufacturers have long used the approach, to just manufacture the top of the line chip and then after testing, deactivate certain parts of the chip, to sell as a lower product. It was famous with AMD processors, where you were able to unlock more cores. The thing is, often those cores were disabled for a reason. I would not be surprised if a similar sheme would apply here, too.