PSOne Smallest Mobo GUIDE!! Update!!

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zenloc
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Re: PSOne Smallest Mobo GUIDE!! Update!!

Post by zenloc »

ahhhh that actually makes sense :) since the image was washed out in a weird kinda way.

Do you think that the c sync line has anything to do with it? or is it most likely just the rgb lines?
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Re: PSOne Smallest Mobo GUIDE!! Update!!

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If it was flickering, or showing moving lines, I would suspect the C-Sync. But since it seems to be a color intensity isuue/brightness issue, I doubt it.

If this does not work, might be worth double checking. Could you pull C-Sync off a confirmed good source?
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Re: PSOne Smallest Mobo GUIDE!! Update!!

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no flickering no moves lines just that the color is strange kinda yellowish. I'm gonna mess about with it tommorrow. As far as i know the c sync is working correctly. I'm getting an image and it looks oke(still darker than it should be) with original backlighting just with led it's to dark. Compositie is waaaaay brighter.
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