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roy

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hey
bought this board yesterday
i understand it is a conversion
on some screens there are vertical lines-pic attached
any way to fix it?
thanks
 

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First thing I would do is swap out the A board if you have another. If that was fine, I would swap the C board. Good chance it's one of those two. . . .
 
Also it is not a ‘conversion’, it is a SF2CE upgraded to HF with 3 roms

Also check if the A board is 12MHz as it lacks the ‘dash’ sticker
 
already swapped the a board-same issue
a board is 12mhz
I'll try checking with another c board I have
thanks guys
 
First thing I would do is swap out the A board if you have another. If that was fine, I would swap the C board. Good chance it's one of those two. . . .
i replaced the c board from another street fighter 2 i have and the video looks like shit
(assuming its because the c board are different...)

any more ideas?
 
if anyone willing to burn some eproms ( for pay)
and ship to us or israel
please contact via pm
thanks
 
Each time you're going to pull one a new graphic problem (16 pixels or so vertical bars) should appear. When those bars cover the initial fault then you've found the culprit.
If you're inexperienced you should still check all ROMs to be sure.
 
I'm not sure we ruled out the c board as bot being the problem. Was the known good replacement c board a cps-b-21? Sometimes the custom chip part number is under the street fighter 2' sticker. But it needs to be a known good cps-b-21 c board.
 
not sure I understood
the game play is great
just the lines that something appears
 
The C board is responsible for graphics. If it's faulty or not firmly seated that would certainly explain the lines.
 
update from today:
changed the c board from another game i have (pang)
it works perfectly!
how is that even possible?
 
Bad or dirty connector, damaged trace or via, cold solder joint in one of the chip's pins, bad chip...
It's like an old car ;)
 
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i ment that i was amazed that c board pulled from pang was able to make it work...
 
If the type of Bxx chip in the c board matches (e.g. B-21) then they are compatible and should work fine.
Nothing bad will happen if you use the wrong chip. The connections to the B board are always the same, regardless of B and C board types.
 
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