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Opeth msx novice Posts: 19 | Posted: March 21 2005, 14:12   |
Can I use this IC to ugrade the 128kb of my nms8250?
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HansO msx addict Posts: 375 | Posted: March 21 2005, 21:52   |
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| Can I use this IC to ugrade the 128kb of my nms8250?
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Changing the link did not help dear moderator, it stays dead 
Better Name the IC number, because this link gives a 'Fehler' |
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Opeth msx novice Posts: 19 | Posted: March 22 2005, 10:16   |
These are the IC details:
IC 41464-150 53C464 71C464
Artikelnr.: 166570 - 8A
Type 41464
Geheugen 256 kb
Organisatie 64 kb x 4
Toegangstijd 150 ns
Techniek N
Behuizing DIP18
Raster 7,62
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AuroraMSX
 msx master Posts: 1231 | Posted: March 22 2005, 10:19   |
Some data extracted from the wicked link:
Type 41464
Geheugen 256+kb
Organisatie 64+kb+x+4
Toegangstijd 150+ns
Techniek N
Behuizing DIP18
Raster 7 62
HTH
[edit] Duh. Too late. nevah mind[/edit] |
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Opeth msx novice Posts: 19 | Posted: March 22 2005, 13:06   |
Anybody idea's if I can use this IC for a mem.upgrade?
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Alexandre_Taito msx freak Posts: 183 | Posted: March 22 2005, 13:12   |
The right IC should be 44256 or 414256. This is the chip used for 256 and 512K mods.
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Alexandre_Taito msx freak Posts: 183 | Posted: March 22 2005, 13:12   |
BTW these chips are easy to find in old ISA VGA boards and some Vesa Local Bus ones.
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Opeth msx novice Posts: 19 | Posted: March 22 2005, 14:10   |
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Alexandre_Taito msx freak Posts: 183 | Posted: March 22 2005, 14:13   |
Well, maybe you read you should take OUT the 41464 and put IN the 44256 or 414256 ones...  |
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Opeth msx novice Posts: 19 | Posted: March 22 2005, 15:05   |
This is what I read:
512 kb Memory extra in NMS 8250, 8255 and 8280
Source: Hnostar 20, plot@intercom.es
Supplied by Bastiaan Huber, 2001
Converted to PDF by HansO, 2001
For it we will need the following chips: 12 RAMs 41464 1 74LS670 or 74LS170 1 74LS139 1 74LS125 First we must open the computer and to locate the RAM-chips, they are in a group of 4 (IC-133, IC-134, IC-135 and IC-136). Once located, we must cut pin 16 of each one of them, and bend them sideways. After that solder three 41464 RAM-chips on top of them, etc... |
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