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Chook
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Oooh, very nice! Looks like lots of dies on that wafer didn't pass testing though.
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mister_rf
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Thus the winner need to keep the wafer in one piece, as there’s no other option to slice it to get chips replacement for some old CPUs…  |
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Vlasta
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| Chook wrote: | | Oooh, very nice! Looks like lots of dies on that wafer didn't pass testing though. |
I can remove the dots on request!!
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Vlasta
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Few hours left
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