Quote Originally Posted by Calmatory View Post
Obviously. But what I am after is the influence of electromigration in other ICs aswell, not jsut DRAM chips.

Are DRAM chips more vulnerable to damage caused by electromigration? If the required current is defined by the frequency, wouldn't these high clockspeeds(+4GHz 24/7 use) and thus high currents flowing trough CPUs kill them very quickly? Or are CPUs just much more resistant/durable by default currents and temperatures? Could have alot to do with manufacturing process and methods (high-k & metal gates etc.) used.
well i can tell you my gigabut p35 killed promos chips too not just 6 sets of d9@2.24v
i think spiking current on some boards just killin the ram