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When I crossed $10 million on this machine I saw the same glitch as the picture below. You can clearly see in this picture that the total played $ value should read $20 million but the first zero on the left in the "total played" is missing so it reads 2 million. When I went over 10 million the same thing happened until I hit $11 mill. and then it went back to normal and shows the missing zero. The hold % values always remain correct.
I'm feeling particularly chatty tonight and was also wondering if anyone else has noticed this before.  :103-

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Here is another accounting screen. This is the "machine master accounting" versus one page of the Game accounting I showed above. Notice the total played at the top shows 2 million but should read 20 million and has the first zero dropped off, yet the machine hold % is correct.

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This is the same screen as shown above just a short time later when it has crossed the $21 million mark and now displays this correctly on "total played" at the top.

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Interesting finds, however, typical home user/owner would never even approach these limits. Maybe why no one has ever really given it much consideration.  :89-

A pixelated screen normally indicates that the software hasn't booted properly.  Since you didn't have any software installed on the board, that's what I'd expect you'd see.  Attached is a diagram that shows you where the simms and EPROMs go.  Your PXLF simm can go into any one of the three pixel simm slots. 

Did you know there's a legacy adapter board for the 044 MPU that allows you to use the older 3902 simms on it? Much easier to use that then to swap out the motherboard.


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Yes, very interesting find.  I've got an idea ... send me $10M and I'll see if I can replicate your issue. :97-


:Dave :88-