Actually, I was mistaken, it's not a memory chip at the bottom, it is the Hex inverter, the HD7406P, so I guess it is normal that it is warm. It has the right voltages.
I'll wait for the PLA and for the VIC-II chips to see if it changes anything.
Vincent
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- Mon Mar 01, 2021 5:09 am
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- Topic: Help needed to fix my C64 - rare KU-14194HB
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Re: Help needed to fix my C64 - rare KU-14194HB
Thank you, eslapion!
- Mon Mar 01, 2021 4:25 am
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- Topic: Help needed to fix my C64 - rare KU-14194HB
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Help needed to fix my C64 - rare KU-14194HB
Hello there, I am hoping that somebody will find the reason why my C64 displays a black screen. I checked all voltages, they seem all okay (I have three power supplies, black screen with all of them). I have a thermal camera, so I attach a snapshot of the motherboard. For some reason the coloring is...