Hello! I’ll be getting my 6X in the mail, tomorrow. First time RetroTink user. I have a 1-Chip SNES and a set of HD Retrovision Component cables for it that I’ll be using with the scaler. I have an LG C2 Oled, 65”. Any good settings/profiles out there I can use to get started? Let me know!
I saw a post on here earlier about that a new crt shader that passed the infamous Dracula test. When does that update release, and will there be other shaders released alongside it? Also, how does one manually update the playback app on Windows?
Just transferred my build over from an Asus Prime AP201 into a JONSBO Z20. This thing was a challenged and a half to build in, but well worth it. Rear intake setup.
Case:
- JONSBO Z20
Motherboard:
-MSI PRO B650M-P AM5 mATX
Processor:
-AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D
Processor Heat Sink:
-Thermalright PS120SE ARGB CPU Air Cooler
Video Card:
-AMD Radeon RX 7900XT 20GB (XFX Speedster
MERC310)
Power Supply:
-Corsair RM750x ATX
RAM:
-XPG Lancer Blade RBG DDR5 64GB (4x16GB) 6000MHz
Primary Solid State Drive:
-Samsung 990 PRO w/ Heatsink SSD 1TB PCle 4.0 M.2
Secondary Solid State Drive:
-SAMSUNG 990 PRO w/ Heatsink SSD 1TB PCle 4.0 M.2
Operating System:
-WIndows 11 Home, Primary Drive
-CachyOS, Secondary Drive
Just wanted to share my custom Steam Machine I put together a few months back, since I got my Steam Controller in the mail yesterday (5/8 10:30am PST reservation), and all set up today. Loving it so far!
I put this build together last year with parts I had on hand and others I bought used on eBay.
-CPU: Intel i7 11700F
-Heatsink: Thermalright AXP90 X36
-Motherboard: MSI H510I PRO WIFI LGA 1200
-RAM: Corsair Vengeance LPX DDR4 32GB (2x16) 3200MHz
-GPU: XFX Speedster SWFT210 Radeon
RX 7600 8GB GDDR6
-Storage: Crucial P3 1TB M.2 SSD
-PSU: InWin CS-700 700w SFX
-Case: Fractal Node 202
OS: SteamOS
Not a bad, little machine. The CPU for being as old as it is, is only 10-15% slower than what’s in the official Steam Machine in single threaded scenarios but faster in multithreaded. The GPU here being a full blown desktop RX 7600 also performs better than the official’s by about 10-15% depending on the game. Digging this build entirely, and really like how I managed the cables. I used an aftermarket PCI Express 4.0 Riser ribbon cable to replace the stock 3.0 bracket that came with this ancient anode 202 case, and in doing so had to dremel bits of the bracket off to get the GPU to sit flush, but it all came out rather smoothly.