Non-volatile random-access memory

And it was just insanely slow.

So I think I was looking into getting like, uh, looking into NV Ram and stuff like that.

And I was also looking into larger storage, but QMK only supports 64 K. Um, and I don't think that they're planning on upgrading this.

So I've actually got, um, 3,000 half gigabyte EEPROM chips just sitting in storage and hundreds of microcontrollers and other things and NVRAM chips and stuff like that that I was playing around with and I bought them because I was like, surely we can use these and then it's just not possible.

pinball MPU board.

He saw a way to put NVRAM into it.

So that was always one where I still was using a coin battery because NVRAM on Gottliebs were a little tricky, but he'd been working on an LNG project.

And so he thought, Alfengie, I should say.

And so he thought he had a way now to go ahead and do, it required some soldering and some installing of new socket sizes and stuff to be able to accommodate the chip type but he went and did that and I got that all hooked up yesterday and everything worked it's holding the settings it doesn't need the battery anymore nice so I just had to reconfigure all of it back to how I had it but but other than that it's good to go time to set new high scores Yep, all the high scores were reset.