redhat_ownage

i have some sdram with winbond chips on it rated at 7.5ns
if i were to somehow remove the chips from the pcb and put them on a ddr pcb what are the chances it will work?
my research tells me the difference between sdr and ddr is just the pcb and voltage when using the same tsop chip.
any thoughts?

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LiNERROR

until you power it on and the ddr chips burst into flames at the stock sdr voltages...

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You must have the soldering skills of a robot.

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DEC_42

Baaaaaad idea...

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p1tbull

are you trying to tes tya skills? go on
but motherboard makers dont waste millions on automation for show off
soldering ram is a tough task

but if u succeed, u deserve a nice freebie from OCN

p1tbull

All the best