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Microprocessors require cutting edge technology to deliver competitive performance. AMD manufactures microprocessors in a 90nm, triple-Vt, SOI process. In this process, static transistor mismatch, caused by process variation, and dynamic transistor mismatch, caused by SOI effects, combine to increase the input referred offset of sense amplifier circuits used in SRAMs. A silicon experiment comparing different sense amp topologies reveals that body-tied transistors provide significant improvement in input referred offset without performance degradation.