MiSTer FPGA Forum

keith.f.kelly wrote: ↑Sun Jun 07, 2020 6:43 am

ash2fpga wrote: ↑Wed May 27, 2020 1:19 am I got a Triad Magnetics 4 amp unit zerohimself was selling.

SegaSnatcher wrote: ↑Thu May 28, 2020 11:50 pm I'm using the Triad Zerohimself sold me. Works great.

Which model number is that exactly? DigiKey lists several variants.

WSU050-4000

The Gameboy logo is blanked out on real hardware without a cart inserted.

MiSTer is open source and hobby project. You can't request what specific developer should do. What is interesting for you might be out of interest for specific developer. srg320 has no plans for Gameboy core, so don't expect too much. Open source should encourage curious people to start to develop, especially the things they really want to improve...

MiSTer is open source and hobby project. You can't request what specific developer should do. What is interesting for you might be out of interest for specific developer. srg320 has no plans for Gameboy core, so don't expect too much. Open source should encourage curious people to start to develop, especially the things they really want to improve...

Considering how important Gameboy/Gameboy Color system is I believe it deserves the same kind of love other cores have seen like Genesis, NES, SNES, Neo-Geo, GBA, Turbografx 16, etc. Srg320 has done some truly wonderful things on the MiSTer platform, from developing his own cores to rewriting parts of cores that were initially developed by others a...

I can't imagine SMS would benefit from it as much as Genesis. From what I understand it blends pixels into each other and gives the image a look of old composite video output. It looks beautifully CRT so why would any core not benefit (or benefit less) from it? I guess because of the color palette? EDIT: Cleaned up misunderstanding Well the reason...

I'm using the Triad Zerohimself sold me. Works great.

I hope this gets implemented one day. Would be fantastic.

I can't imagine SMS would benefit from it as much as Genesis.

Here's mine.

Edit: Just saw your reply, very cool.

I am so confused, how is that USB 2.1 being powered? I don't see it connected to anything?

Do you have a store front where someone could buy these adapters?

Yes you would do just fine with that, but like others said, I'd recommend the cooling fan and top plate too. It'll be a lot cheaper than a I/O board.