Tag: socketed chip

Replaces a failed or missing Atari POKEY with an updateable FPGA module in the original DIP-40 socket.

The product exposed a login-or-register-to-buy path on 2026-07-27. Installation is solderless only when the computer already has a compatible DIP-40 POKEY socket. This is a functional FPGA replacement, not a transistor-level NMOS clone; the seller warns that software depending on undocumented analog behavior or exact electrical characteristics may behave differently. The built-in USB port allows future firmware updates.

Configurable replacement for failed 82S100-based Commodore PLA chips, with documented modes for selected C64, 264-series, PET, CBM-II, and 1551 hardware.

Individual Computers' main product index, last modified in May 2026, lists SuperPLA V4 as a spare part while placing the older SuperPLA and V3 under Sold out. The current shop root also exposes a Super PLA V4 product image, but Tavily did not expose an exact product-specific cart or stock control on 2026-07-30. Confirm current orderability before buying. The underside jumpers and adapter pins are very small; use the official mode diagram, tweezers, bright light, and careful handling.