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Re: THE MGSAN64P!

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What is the 'ti pth08000' that I've heard about?
What does overclocking the board do?
Thinking of a real name for this portable, anyone got a suggestion?
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I ripped up the case with pliers, it's looking good. I'm hoping to get most of my supplies this weekend. May not need to get a dremel YET. I might want one later though. Anyone got anything I might need. Ideas,items, or suggestions.

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Overclocking eliminated lag in most games. Though I've noticed in Perfect Dark the movies go too fast and are out of sync with the audio. :?
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Ok, thanks Mario.
Is there anything else you could just give tips and/or suggestions?
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Overclocking is great, but add a switch.
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the 'ti pth08000' is a power regulator.
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Anyone that has any suggestions for me, please tell me.
Thanks, in advance...
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Re: THE MGSAN64P!

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Would I be able to use a portable dvd player, for the screen and batteries?
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you could, but the portable's gonna be big
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metalcookie wrote:you could, but the portable's gonna be big
and have really wierd stretched video, because all* portable dvd players are 16:9, and n64 only puts out 4:3

*never seen one that isnt, at least.
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i use a small portable dvd player for testing on my workbench, and the video wasn't stretched out at all.
but, nonetheless, it's a bad idea to use a portable dvd player for a portable game console
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Why would the portable be big?
What should I use then, just the batteries, and then get a zenith or something?
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because you need the whole portable dvd player motherboard for it to work.
it needs to decode the signals and control color, contrast, sharpness, etc.
unless you're planning on making it a laptop, it will make one huge portable, and pretty thick, too. it's just not ideal for a portable
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metalcookie wrote:because you need the whole portable dvd player motherboard for it to work.
it needs to decode the signals and control color, contrast, sharpness, etc.
unless you're planning on making it a laptop, it will make one huge portable, and pretty thick, too. it's just not ideal for a portable
I canuse the batteries out of these though right? Then just get a zenith screen?
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It depends. What voltage and mA are they? Too high of voltage, and you would need a regulator. Too low of amerage, and your portable wouldn't start/would only run for a very short time.
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