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New Wells-Gardner D9200 Monitor Review

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KevSteele:
Aceldamor,

Thanks for the file -- it's now up on my site:

http://retroblast.com/files.html

Lilwolf -

I'll try and take some snaps of Spy Hunter this afternoon. I'll post back once they're ready.

(Oh, and all the screenshots in the review were done with an ArcadeVGA card. I'll make a point of adding that to the review.)

Kevin

PkingRoch:
Kevin,

Can you tell us a little about your SW/HW setup you used to test the monitor?  I know you said you used an ArcadeVGA card, but what SW did you use to test?  What version of MAME, etc...

I'm running XP here and I've considered going to an ArcadeVGA caard, but just about everything looks great running AdvanceMame.  The problem I have is sound on some games.

Anyway, curious minds want to know :)

Paul

KevSteele:
For the review, I was using a Celeron 850@1.13ghz system (my son's - since the MAMEframe was sold, and I didn't have a second gaming computer yet!)

It was running Windows 98SE, and all of the tests were done with MAME32.

I'm in the process of assembling my new MAMEframe II computer (P4 2.66Ghz, Asus P4PE mobo, Windows XP), but I haven't gotten all the parts delivered yet (today, I hope!)

Kevin

Aceldamor:

--- Quote from: kevsteele on August 08, 2003, 09:08:34 am ---Aceldamor,

Thanks for the file -- it's now up on my site:

http://retroblast.com/files.html

Lilwolf -

I'll try and take some snaps of Spy Hunter this afternoon. I'll post back once they're ready.

(Oh, and all the screenshots in the review were done with an ArcadeVGA card. I'll make a point of adding that to the review.)

Kevin

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--- Quote from: frostillicus on August 08, 2003, 09:08:34 am ---Thanks for that Aceldamor.  I doubt I'll mess with that (not really any problems now...) and I'm worried about overwriting the factory settings.
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No problem guys, I actually glad I could provide a little something back to this board since I've taken so much knoweledge away.   ;D

HeadRusch:
Just curious how you handle this beast of monitor without, you know, getting electrocuted and dying :)
Can you safely grab the frame?

Does WG have any sort of suggested timeframe in which an arcade monitor might need service?

I'm stll "too damn chicken" to deal with a real arcade monitor........
But it would be nice....

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