Eight Ball
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Quoted from BJM-Maxx:The Alltek has all the game ROMs onboard, you select the one you want with DIP switches, makes it easy to move between games. The Weebly uses the original game ROMs, you need to swap chips if you switch games.
The NVRW MPU uses a single combo ROM with all the game software selected by dip switch
https://nvram.weebly.com/new-pcbs.html
Quoted from djreddog:If I'm reading this correctly, basically you have the same setup as the Alltek? If I pick up this board, will I need to pull out my original ROM and insert it into this board?
The MPU will come plug and play ready for eight ball if you put the game name in the field when you buy it or let me know in some other way. You don't have to transfer anything from the original board over to the new replacement.
Quoted from BJM-Maxx:How new is that feature? I swear 3 months ago it was not there. That makes a big difference.
Universal rom has been around since December 2018.
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