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Making your own DRAM cells in a garden shed isn't the most practical solution to the RAMpocalypse, but it's…

YouTuber Dr. Semiconductor has successfully built functional DRAM cells in a backyard shed cleanroom, detailing the complex semiconductor manufacturing process. While the homemade cells work, their capacitors bleed charge faster than conventional DRAM, requiring more frequent recharging. Future plans include integrating these cells into a larger array and potentially hooking them up to a PC, with Doom mentioned as a possible test platform.

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