dmarcum99
Member
I've been scratching my head about the multicades...the monitors and refresh rates.
Do the multicades play the agames at their native refresh rate(s) or do they convert all the games to a fixed rate?
I'm under the impression that the boards are basically using a mame-like emulation...and I've always had hitching and tearing in games even when using soft15khz in my MAME cab. Even in advancemame, if you're not dead-nuts on the modeline, you'll get the hitches...
Since I've never played a multicade board, how do they perform in regards to native refresh rates? Does they use a different set of modelines when hooked up to VGA instead of a CGA arcade monitor?
Thinking about a bartop multicade, but on the fence to go mulitcade board or go groovymame (linux live-cd) and mini-itx PC
Do the multicades play the agames at their native refresh rate(s) or do they convert all the games to a fixed rate?
I'm under the impression that the boards are basically using a mame-like emulation...and I've always had hitching and tearing in games even when using soft15khz in my MAME cab. Even in advancemame, if you're not dead-nuts on the modeline, you'll get the hitches...
Since I've never played a multicade board, how do they perform in regards to native refresh rates? Does they use a different set of modelines when hooked up to VGA instead of a CGA arcade monitor?
Thinking about a bartop multicade, but on the fence to go mulitcade board or go groovymame (linux live-cd) and mini-itx PC
