Wow, the parts of the N64 motherboard sure are well-labeled!
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benheck
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Wow, the parts of the N64 motherboard sure are well-labeled!
How nice of Nintendo to do this for us.
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Sounds like this could be one of your faster done portables. But to be far, a large majority of the info for building one if right at your finger times.
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huray, only if he makes a dreamcast for me and thanks if you do ben!honestly i would just like the psu
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Awesome! An N64p made by ben, finally!! This should have been made before the PS2p, but better late than never
I have an idea for you to think about ben, you could flip the mobo upside down and have an aluminum bottom plate, then you could just screw those aluminum blocks onto the bottom plate, and the bottom plate that could be the heatsink!
It would save space and it would keep your hands warm so you could play it while you wait for the bus on a cold winter day, or whatever.
I have an idea for you to think about ben, you could flip the mobo upside down and have an aluminum bottom plate, then you could just screw those aluminum blocks onto the bottom plate, and the bottom plate that could be the heatsink!
It would save space and it would keep your hands warm so you could play it while you wait for the bus on a cold winter day, or whatever.



