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Model 1
VA0 (JPN) | |
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Due to a last-minute issue with the VDP in H40 mode, additional clock circuitry had to be added during manufacturing. This circuitry is present on a daughterboard in the center of the PCB, and contains the master oscillator (53.6931 MHz, NTSC), a 74LS74 (dual D-type flip-flops), and two 74LS161s (4-bit counter). An issue in the hardware causes the RAM memory to not completely initialize when the game starts, causing crashes in Osomatsu-kun Hachamecha Gekijou. | |
VA1 (JPN) | |
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VA2 (USA, High Definition Graphics) | |
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VA3 (USA, High Definition Graphics) | |
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VA4 (JPN) | |
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VA4 (PAL) | |
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VA5 (JPN) | |
VA6 (JPN) | |
The first Japanese revision with the TMSS. | |
VA6 (USA, High Definition Graphics) | |
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VA6 (PAL) | |
VA6.8 | |
VA7 (USA) | |
Model 2
VA0 (JPN) | |
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VA0 (PAL) | |
VA0 (USA) | |
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VA1 (USA) | |
VA1 (PAL) | |
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VA1.8 (USA) | |
PCB Printed by SKS
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VA1.8 (USA) | |
PCB Printed by CMK
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VA1.8 (PAL) | |
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VA1.8 (Asia) | |
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VA2 (USA) | |
VA2.3 (USA) | |
VA3 | |
VA4 | |
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This is the first Mega Drive board without any discrete CPUs. Both the 68000 and Z80 are contained with the Sega 315-5960 ASIC, as well as the VDP, YM2612, and I/O controllers. |