> talking about ways you could actually achieve the claims of the product The thing is, you fundamentally cannot achieve the claims of the product, or rather:

> talking about ways you could actually achieve the claims of the product The thing is, you fundamentally cannot achieve the claims of the product, or rather: you can only fulfill the claim for an area of application which consists of badly designed circuits to begin with. Would you (rightly...) call bullshit on me if I claim that I developed a patch to gcc that makes all software 800% faster? You probably would start explaining to me that typical software is limited by memory bandwidth, or might wait for disk I/O... and that one might achieve 800% speedup only at some hot-spots in exceptionally rare cases of particularly badly coded programs.