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getafixx wrote: ↑Fri Aug 07, 2020 9:53 am Using a 1nF cap on the SRAM /CE line seems to work pretty good. Here is where it's mentioned by infiniteneslives that he uses (used?) that method.

Awesome! I shall try that tomorrow.

I finally got round to testing this with 100ns RAM (as I mentioned, I was using 55ns before). Unfortunately, nothing changed
Maybe 120ns is really the fastest you can go without issues.
I wonder if it would be possible to create a small delay on the /CE line with just a capacitor and a resistor.

I have ran into issues with certain games not liking faster sram. Final Fantasy III and Sweet Home are good examples of having this problem. It would be interesting to have you try to switch the SRAM between your boards as well. I found 120ns seems to work fine. I am also curious now, so will try t...

Hello! I wonder if anyone could help solve this mystery. Bear in mind I am not extremely familiar with the hardware and I may say something stupid - feel free to call me out. I am using a simple LZSS algorithm for a ROM hack, and it works very well; up to the point when I put it on a cartridge using...