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Originally Posted by attila77 View Post
err... No ? It's 3x256...
3*256 = 768
28^2 = 784

What I am saying is that the NAND memory use some bytes for error detection/ checksum for EACH block of the memory (4k or less each)

So 784Mb of total memory could be a 768Mb chip (with error detection / checksum)

But I am ignorant at NAND, SDRAM and so on... I'm just guessing.

You confused my statement "is a power of 2" thinking I was speaking about the number 768 , right?

Last edited by anidel; 2009-08-28 at 11:22.