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Visitor Q:
--- Quote from: Flake on December 04, 2008, 09:22:15 am ---Didnt you purchase the UAII pre-cut cabinet from mameroom.com? Have you received it yet and if so is it put together with your monitor?
Christmas is fast approaching. That being said, if you can get your control panel wired and your software/FE all setup prior to the cabinet/monitor showing up it shouldnt take very long to get the cabinet pieced together. I'm didnt put my panel together but I am sure that will take the longest time other than maybe setting up your FE.
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Yes and No. Yes I bought the UAII but they are putting it together and installing the monitor. From what I am told the only thing I will have to do is install the CP and PC when it arrives. Oh, I need to buy monitor glass and install that myself too. There are a few other things I will be taking on myself as well, marquee, side art etc...
Mameroom is also putting together the control panel and all of the wiring; the hold up right now is the Electric Ice buttons from Groovy Gamer Gear.
Current OS is Vista 64.
Two front ends are currently sat up; everything listed below is sat up in Game Ex and some in HyperSpin.
Emulators installed and working so far…
Arcade (Mame *Compiled 64 Bit Version)
Arcade Fighting (Mugen)
Arcade Laser Disc Games (Daphne)
Arcade Sega Model 2 (Model 2 *64 Bit Compiled Version)
Arcade Sega Naomi (nullDC)
Arcade ZN1, ZN2 and System 11 (Zinc)
Atari 2600 (Stella)
Atari Jaguar (Virtual Jaguar *64 Bit Compatable Version)
Future Pinball
Neo-Geo (Mame)
Neo-Geo Pocket Color (NeoPop)
Nintendo N64 (Project N64)
Nintendo NES (Nestopia)
Nintendo SNES (ZNES)
Sega 32X (Fusion)
Sega CD (Fusion)
Sega Dreamcast (nullDC)
Sega Genesis (Fusion)
Sega Master System (Fusion)
Sega Saturn (SSF)
Sony PSX (ePSXe)
Turbo Graphx (Magic Engine)
Turbo Graphx CD (Magic Engine)
Visual Pinball
Flake:
Question, where did you get your pinball emulator's from? For some strange reason I cant seem to find anything on them. Can you provide a link?
Thanks!
You'll have the mother of all arcade cabinets.
Visitor Q:
Sure...
Future Pinball: http://www.futurepinball.com/
Visual Pinball: http://www.randydavis.com/vp/intro.htm
PinMame: http://pinmame.retrogames.com/
Future Pinball works on its own.
Visual Pinball and PinMame work together. Visual Pinball emulates the tables and PinMame emulates the score boards/ displays.
Let me know if you have any questions getting them sat up. ;)
orion:
Do you notice a huge difference in boot time using that 1000 RPM Raptor drive?
Visitor Q:
--- Quote from: orion on December 04, 2008, 04:40:08 pm ---Do you notice a huge difference in boot time using that 1000 RPM Raptor drive?
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It takes 20 to 25 seconds from the time I turn on my PC until I am in Windows, not bad. Keep in mind this too, I have the first generation Raptor drive as well. There are newer, faster models out already but you do pay a high price for speed and certainly less space than most other hard drives on the market right now.
Compared to the other PCs I own, by far this is the fastest all around but it is close to bleeding edge technology too. With that said there is always going to be something better.
I think when it really shined was install Vista, about 20 mins if I recall correctly.
All and all so far its a nice, fast drive.
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