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<td>CPU</td><td colspan="4">8-bit 8080-like Sharp CPU (speculated to be a SM83 core)</td>
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<td>CPU freq</td><td colspan="2">4.194304 MHz</td><td>Depends on revision<sup class="footnote-reference"><a href="#sgb_clk">1</a></sup></td><td>Up to 8.388608 MHz</td>
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<td>CPU freq</td><td colspan="2">4.194304 MHz<sup class="footnote-reference"><a href="#dmg_clk">1</a></sup></td><td>Depends on revision<sup class="footnote-reference"><a href="#sgb_clk">2</a></sup></td><td>Up to 8.388608 MHz</td>
<td>Sound</td><td colspan="2">4 channels with stereo output</td><td>4 GB channels + SNES audio</td><td>4 channels with stereo output</td>
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Real DMG units tend to run about 50-70 PPM slow. Accuracy of other models is unknown. [See this page](https://github.com/jkotlinski/gbchrono) for more details.
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SGB1 cartridges derive the GB CPU clock from the SNES' clock, [yielding a clock speed a bit higher](<#SGB System Clock>), which differs slightly between NTSC and PAL systems.
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SGB2 instead uses a clock internal to the cartridge, and so has the same speed as the handhelds.
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