darknezz19 wrote: ↑Mon Apr 01, 2024 4:11 amHi Kuro and everyone here. Thank you for the in depth testing of these dacs. A guy by the name of John on the facebook mister group has suggested this one.
https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256805242583899.html
Has anyone tested this one? Says it uses a nx3303b dac chip.
I just ordered it and will see how it goes. It's super cheap.
FYI - new CX30+ paddles will become available in late May and they can be ordered on Amazon for $24.99 (US). If you can't wait, you can buy the bundle with the cartridge for more money.
I would say his speedup of ao486 counts too because it became a serious core with real performance at that point and it has a massive library of games.
If I have to rewind the yoke, then definitely it wouldn't be possible. I was thinking of having separate electronics boards both wired up and just power one on at a time or something like that.
Just found this too: https://youtu.be/-o5zJ1T778g It would be very cool to make a Vector monitor and MiSTer cores for it.
Thanks! That is very helpful. For the games that use a memory card, what settings do I use?
I just got a 4-player SNAC adapter. Is there a way to plug in my memory card from my real N64 and use its save games? When I launch Super Mario 64, it is using the save games from the MiSTer, not from the memory card, and I am not sure what settings to change to get it to use the SNAC port. Thanks!
Very cool stuff!
Wish it worked with component video. If this exists, then maybe it can be implemented in the main part of the MiSTer in the video chain similar to the scaler. Then in each core save the offsets when saving the core settings.
Interesting! I don't expect this to ever go to a full core on the MiSTer, but for now maybe it can at least play Crysis. 
bootsector wrote: ↑Mon Mar 11, 2024 10:34 amIt would be stupid to work on a core that already exists.
Not necessarily true. There are many cores that can be improved and there are several that have been with completely new cores. Sometimes it is better to just start over. I personally prefer quality or as close to perfect as possible over quantity.
bump - just hoping this will happen eventually
I bought it also, but haven't tried it yet. 
Fortunately the HDMI to component/VGA box I use works really well and I didn't really need the Icy Box one anyway. They don't make the one I have anymore as far as I know.