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Quoted from jk:It looks like it was a faulty 1608 Ramtron NVRAM. I tried another one and all problems seem to have gone away.
Check for solder splash between the legs. Sometimes the salvaged chips end up with shorts at the chip body between the legs, hard to see.
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