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Default RISC Microprocessor...

Hello all,

One of my friends has an arcade jamma board which he dropped and damaged the
microprocessor. The part is labeled ORION IDT 79R4600-100MS. Is it possible if
I purchase a new one it will work? I am unsure how they work, do they get
programmed with sets of instructions or are they like PC processors where you
can swap a dead one with a new one? I am experienced in soldering these type of
SMT components so soldering will be no problem.

My search for this part has not been an easy one either. Any reccomendations of
sites to try? Here is a list of what i've tried searching.

www.arrow.com
www.avnet.com
www.mouser.com
www.digikey.com
www.future-active.com
www.alliedelec.com

Any help is greatly appreciated!!! TIA!!!!
 
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