50/60HZ Switch and PAL Wildcard

I have a PAL SNES and a PAL Wildcard. I want to be able to play every game in 60Hz-mode so I plan on installing a 50/60Hz-switch on my SNES but leave the lockout chip intact. The reasoning behind this:

- I assume that if I download and play an NTSC-game it will still use the PAL lockout chip in the Wildcard. It should mean that I would still be able to play games that require the lockout chip to be intact (like MarioRPG). Is this correct?

- The 50/60Hz switch enables me to play any game at 60Hz and I assume it should still work with my PAL Wildcard. Is this correct?

Any other aspects to this that I haven't thought of?

I'd appreciate any help with this.

• Re: 50/60HZ Switch and PAL Wildcard Mark 15:46:46 03/07/01 (0) responses
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Message	> Maybe some of the gurus here can give me an answer to this. > I have a PAL SNES and a PAL Wildcard. I want to be able to play every game in 60Hz-mode so I plan on installing a 50/60Hz-switch on my SNES but leave the lockout chip intact. The reasoning behind this: > - I assume that if I download and play an NTSC-game it will still use the PAL lockout chip in the Wildcard. It should mean that I would still be able to play games that require the lockout chip to be intact (like MarioRPG). Is this correct? > - The 50/60Hz switch enables me to play any game at 60Hz and I assume it should still work with my PAL Wildcard. Is this correct? > Any other aspects to this that I haven't thought of? > I'd appreciate any help with this.
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