The Zif Socket is already soldered in but without the Byteswap. testet with Starfox and it works.I also would like to Overclock this, but looks totally different than in every Tutorial i Have found.
i Have all the Parts, but no clue how.
it looks likesome sram pins are not used?
thx for helping me out on this.
greetings
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Here is what you'll need:
A Super FX game that you want to upgrade the SRAM
All your basic soldering stuff
A new SRAM chip, here is the SRAM I used
Let's get started by opening the game, the chip on the top right is the SRAM chip
Start off by removing the SRAM chip, I cover how I do this in my Star Fox 2 tutorial
Then use your iron and some solder wick to clean the pads
Then add a wire that will connect to the A15 line on the SRAM chip, you can solder directly to the FX chip or the via
Next prep the SRAM chip, the larger SRAM chip is wider than the stock SRAM chip so roll the legs on a hard surface to bend them inward so they are easier to solder to the pads
(Thanks to MarkFrisbie for this technique)
Next bend up the top 2 legs on either side
Then solder the SRAM to the board
Next run a few wires to complete the new connections that were not present on the original SRAM
Here is the pinout
A16 is connected to ground this will disable half of the chip and only 512k will be accessible.
A15 is connected to the FX chip
VCC can be rewired to any 5 volt source
Then put it on the SNES and it should load
Now you can reproduce Star Fox 2 by following this tutorial
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