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| name = SE-95 | | name = SE-95 | ||
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| manufacturer = Unknown | | manufacturer = Unknown ([[WDL]]?) | ||
| package = DIP24 0.7" | | package = DIP24 0.7" | ||
| produced = 198X-199X | | produced = 198X-199X | ||
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The '''SE-95''' is an unauthorized clone of the [[YM2612]] used in many bootleg SEGA Mega Drive consoles. Its manufacturer is unknown. | The '''SE-95''' is an unauthorized clone of the [[YM2612]] used in many bootleg SEGA Mega Drive consoles, along with VDP SE-93 and bus arbiter SE-94. Its manufacturer is unknown, but interpreting the date code using the [[WDL#WDL_Date_Code_Format|WDL format]] gives a plausible result, so it may be WDL. | ||
[[Category:Clone chips]] | [[Category:Clone chips]] | ||
Latest revision as of 02:36, 19 June 2024
The SE-95 is an unauthorized clone of the YM2612 used in many bootleg SEGA Mega Drive consoles, along with VDP SE-93 and bus arbiter SE-94. Its manufacturer is unknown, but interpreting the date code using the WDL format gives a plausible result, so it may be WDL.