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TUF-427:
Update socketed and replaced the 6264 chip and installed into the shed pin BSD.

straight to display test ran perfectly for 3 full test sequences..had a game seemed fine..

left machine on for awhile started to notice some artefacts on the Dmd again..

Ran display test arain same old Ram address error..

soooo looks like something gets warm after Machine being on for awhile... ^.^

Marty Machine:
Sheesh, this seems to be getting nastier each time :-(

Assuming the 6264 is new and/or proven on other machine(s) ????

You may wanna check/replace the bypass capacitor associated with the 6264 and any other bypass caps (especially tantalum types) around other memory chips.
'ghosty data' is usually corrupted ram data when bypass caps go open (or short) and alter the digital 5v signals to 2.5volts into the 'no go zone....

fingers crossed...

TUF-427:

--- Quote from: Marty Machine on March 28, 2014, 01:12:30 AM ---Sheesh, this seems to be getting nastier each time :-(

Assuming the 6264 is new and/or proven on other machine(s) ????

You may wanna check/replace the bypass capacitor associated with the 6264 and any other bypass caps (especially tantalum types) around other memory chips.
'ghosty data' is usually corrupted ram data when bypass caps go open (or short) and alter the digital 5v signals to 2.5volts into the 'no go zone....

fingers crossed...

--- End quote ---

Cheers for the tips Marty yea brand new 6264 chip a little faster than the original but should be good..

I will have a new board by the time Ive finished!

Marty Machine:

--- Quote from: TUF-427 on March 28, 2014, 02:01:54 AM ---Cheers for the tips Marty yea brand new 6264 chip a little faster than the original but should be good..
I will have a new board by the time Ive finished!

--- End quote ---
....or no hair left to pull out  ;-)

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