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| TJCOMBO:
Got the cheaper one... Anything I need to keep in mind regarding? As long as I am playing the KI and Tekkens then I am a happy camper. |
| Bender:
Any updates for 2013? I have no experience building a mini ITX system so this threat was very informative I'm trying to set up a mini ITX system, It needs to be small, light, and able to play the newer fighters Any help would be much appreciated |
| Banacek:
I spent the last year recovering my MAME cabinet PC when it started dying. The problem with using old hardware is that: 1) It can be prone to failure, and 2) It WILL be a pain to replace individual hardware pieces if they die. I would follow BadMouth's advice and just buy new cheap. I mean, it's so cheap nowadays it's crazy. Oh, and if you are just playing MAME I would look into grabbing a Linux distro for your cab. Save even more money ;D |
| RyoriNoTetsujin:
Not to toot my own horn but, Bender, check out this thread: http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php/topic,129277.msg1321896.html#msg1321896 That new Noctua heatsink is the key to getting what you want into the smallest realms of mini-ITX, I think. |
| Bender:
--- Quote from: RyoriNoTetsujin on January 08, 2013, 09:29:48 am ---Not to toot my own horn but, Bender, check out this thread: http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php/topic,129277.msg1321896.html#msg1321896 That new Noctua heatsink is the key to getting what you want into the smallest realms of mini-ITX, I think. --- End quote --- looks like the right direction have a few questions I posted in your thread Thanks! |
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