Pros\Cons using 27c080 over 27c801?

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nintendo2600
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Pros\Cons using 27c080 over 27c801?

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Hello,

I have a chance to get some 27c080's and I would only be getting them to use with the SNES so I was wondering if there is any pros or cons to using them instead of 27c801's?

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Do you mean actual dual mode chips? Probably 40 pins or more? They would work just fine, but ofcourse unlike a 27C801 the pinout is not going to remotely match the SNES MaskROM so it'll require all wiring I think. But it should work just fine.
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Post by nintendo2600 »

MottZilla wrote:Do you mean actual dual mode chips? Probably 40 pins or more? They would work just fine, but ofcourse unlike a 27C801 the pinout is not going to remotely match the SNES MaskROM so it'll require all wiring I think. But it should work just fine.
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Post by kyuusaku »

??? They are identical. 27C080 is actually the standard Intel/JEDEC code, '801 is only used by a few second sources.
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Post by MottZilla »

I knew it had other part numbers. Didn't realize this was the same. But it would be obvious as you need alot more pins for a 16bit supporting chip.
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