Ok, I know, that since I don't know much about this since I haven't tried anything here. SO bare with me:
Ok, recently I've been looking into buying a laptop mother board and building my own laptop. Things is I dont know much about laptop and what I would need to get to make a decent gaming one. It just came to me, since the company who makes the ghip set for the N64 is still arnd, would it be posible to upgrade the N64's chipset?
N64 mod . . . possiblility
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palmertech
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Re: N64 mod . . . possiblility
How would that be useful? N64 games run perfectly on the existing GFX chipset, how would a better one help?

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Re: N64 mod . . . possiblility
well it may open up new options. I'm just thinking, and supplying people; maybe someone will get an idea and run with it.
Re: N64 mod . . . possiblility
Well, in a word, no, it's not possible to upgrade the N64 chip. It's soldered directly to the board, for one,
and are extremely fine-pitch chips. Nevermind the fact that they are proprietary chips, meaning that you
can't just take a chip off and replace it with something else.
Furthermore, if you're wanting to buy a laptop motherboard and make your own laptop case, then
for what purpose would you need an N64 graphics chipset?
If you want a decent gaming laptop, the price of parts makes it almost nonsensical, unless you REALLY
want a custom case. You can get a decent laptop from Best Buy (*cough*) for between 400 and 500 bucks.
and are extremely fine-pitch chips. Nevermind the fact that they are proprietary chips, meaning that you
can't just take a chip off and replace it with something else.
Furthermore, if you're wanting to buy a laptop motherboard and make your own laptop case, then
for what purpose would you need an N64 graphics chipset?
If you want a decent gaming laptop, the price of parts makes it almost nonsensical, unless you REALLY
want a custom case. You can get a decent laptop from Best Buy (*cough*) for between 400 and 500 bucks.
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palmertech
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Re: N64 mod . . . possiblility
I think his goal was to use the N64 as a laptop mobo, and upgrade it so he can play BioShock and stuff. 

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I think he's a bot. A bot or a spammer.
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palmertech
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Uh oh... My bot has been dicovered!XCVG wrote:I think he's a bot. A bot or a spammer.
By the way, I DO have a bot trolling these forums. Only made a few posts so far, nobody has caught it. Try your best.

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It's ME! lol jk, if you're serious then give us a clue, like when he joined or something.
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Difficult to know which the bot is as many people here can't spell properly and don't always make sense!palmertech wrote:Uh oh... My bot has been dicovered!XCVG wrote:I think he's a bot. A bot or a spammer.![]()
By the way, I DO have a bot trolling these forums. Only made a few posts so far, nobody has caught it. Try your best.And no, this is not him.
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Are you serious? I'm not a bot. I joined up with this forum on Thu Jan 29, 2009 5:07 pm.






