i think sikuk (correct me if i am wrong) but he made some n64 port with mobo litteraly sliced in half. any1 know how to do that cus it would rly help. tyvm for answerschopping mobo?
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chopping mobo?
cant remeber guys name i think sikuk (correct me if i am wrong) but he made some n64 port with mobo litteraly sliced in half. any1 know how to do that cus it would rly help. tyvm for answers
i think sikuk (correct me if i am wrong) but he made some n64 port with mobo litteraly sliced in half. any1 know how to do that cus it would rly help. tyvm for answers-
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Re: chopping mobo?
No, he trimmed the sides, rewired and removed the cart slot connections area; making the board as small as it goes; however, he did not slice the board in half, as you put it. His system would be 139mm wide as that is the width you are left with when removing the side groundings. If you want a board smaller you need to slice the board itself, there is no other choice, and it probably won't work, although I intend to try it out.
This is what he did (link to his topic is at the bottom of the N64 forum page, BTW):
It looks like the height is 115-120mm as the expansion pack is poking out a bit.
This is what he did (link to his topic is at the bottom of the N64 forum page, BTW):
It looks like the height is 115-120mm as the expansion pack is poking out a bit.
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Re: chopping mobo?
aaaah ok
Re: chopping mobo?
btw his name is sifuf 
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