RGB Mod to Nintendo 64 Working ?! :D look here

[marceloespunyti]

http://www.gamesx.com/rgbadd/rgbn64.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I would like no know how to build a "snes rgb cable" using a original nintendo av cable.. someone knows??

Apears that if u do the alterations in the console u just need to plug this cable and be happy

Someone had already tryed this mod?

Thanks to all.. i have just one nintendo 64 here (a clear red ntsc-j) and its rare.. so i'm afraid to broke the console trying this

[blaze3927]

I will personally murder you if you break one of the sexy clear red n64's so please, for the love of Nintendo buy another ntsc n64 and RGB mod it
and yes it can be done (your original question)

[Link83]

I think all the colored N64's are not RGB moddable anyway, but if you know your serial number you can confirm it for sure by comparing it to the serial number list in this thread:-
http://forums.benheck.com/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=27684" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Also, since you have a transparent N64, if you wouldnt mind I would be grateful if you could tell me the serial number and the motherboard revisions to add to the list You dont even have to open transparent N64's, as you can just hold it up to a bright light and look through the power supply slot and you should be able to read the revision from the motherboard behind the cartridge slot (eg. NUS-CPU-05 or NUS-CPU-05-1 etc) it will be upside down of course but its not too difficult to read it

[eagle5953]

I think all the colored N64's are not RGB moddable anyway

He's right - they are not RGB moddable.

[marceloespunyti]

Ok, i will see the mobo number and i will post in the topic..
So i think that i will buy another one n64 that can be modded to rgb (my dream to play zelda ocarina of time using my monitor )

Thx for u all

[OhSnap!]

you wouldn't be talking about a computer monitor would you?
it won't work as the rgb signal from the n64 is 15hz whereas all computer screens are 30hz, you would have to buy an expensive cable to double the scan to use with a vga screen