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Of course in some cases you could overclock the processor fine.Īnd particularly with USB sticks it is not uncommon that a test or a firmware flash is not successful and has to be repeated, when sticks are checked (quickly and in large numbers) it is very possible that a stick is 'demoted' by a 'false negative' test, though it is more probable that the fill test showed some minor inconsistency, enough to demote it but not enough to prevent it from working at full capacity.ALCOR MICRO USB CONTROLLER program Datasheets Context Search Catalog DatasheetĪbstract: fmcdn 12Mhz crystal oscillator alcor usb ALCOR MICRO USB CONTROLLER What may have happened in your specific case is that the 8 Gb stick failed initially the 8 Gb check and was flashed to 4 Gb max, this was once rather common, as an example with processors, productions lines were the same, then quality control determined the clock speed and the marking on the actual processor. (it would be suicide to sell 'better' products at a lower market price) Rest assured that Chinese manufacturers don't do that as a rule. Well, yours is the first ever report I found about that. (no read or write errors with the same speed btw )Īnd that's the reason why I decided to make this little experiment I have already had a case like this and unlocked 8GB from an 4GB drive by flashing the firmware new.

That means that they use (as an example) a 8GB chip and program the controller to just show 1GB while the drive has 8GB in reality. Most chinese manufacturers sell flash drives with restricted access to the flash-chip.