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Testing fake chips in-circuit is not recommended. The incorrect package style is enough proof that the chip is fake. Some of the fakes have been confirmed to be 6116 SRAMs and the pinout of these chips could result in damage to the host device if inserted where a YM2612 should go.
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# Getting a refund
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Sellers of fakes may put up a fight when you ask for a refund. I would stick to something along the lines of "the chips are fake and do not work". Keep it simple and stand your ground. Don't be afraid to get PayPal or your credit card involved if the seller won't give you your money back.
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Sellers of fakes may put up a fight when you ask for a refund. I would stick to something along the lines of "the chips are fake and do not work" in your communications. Keep it simple and stand your ground, and don't forget to file the dispute before your protection period ends. Don't be afraid to get PayPal or your credit card company involved if the seller won't give you your money back.
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# Need help?
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I'm happy to answer any questions you may have. If you have a question, or would like my opinion on some chips you received, just send me an email at hello@kunoichilabs.dev
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I'm happy to answer any questions you may have. If you have a question or comment, or would like my opinion on some chips you received, just send me an email at hello@kunoichilabs.dev
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# Image credits
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* TL;DR - Aidan Lawrence
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