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Originally Posted by SiriusHardware
Or remove them all intact, fit sockets and if possible fit combinations of them to try to find a combination of 8 out of 16 of them which will work as 8K, if that is a valid combination in these machines. Then cycle through the remaining ones to find out which ones stop the machine from working, much as you did with yours.
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It's too late for my brain to work out the chances statistically of finding the right combination given the unknown number of faulty chips but I know the chances are not good. If there's only one faulty chip you might get lucky. It's still the 'blanket' approach for me.
Alan