It clocks at 400 MHz on the parallel interface, which means back-to-back read-write transactions with no dead cycles — the kind of throughput a high-end network processor or telecom line-card FPGA demands. The scorch mark on a dead board from this class is usually a blown core rail or a cracked BGA ball under the SRAM, not the memory array itself.
Obsolete — the replacement hunt is on
Cypress lists this part as Obsolete.
165-ball FBGA — rework profile matters
If the board lives in an unventilated cabinet or sees thermal cycling, the junction margin is thin.