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Dreamcast VGA: The Complete Setup Guide

Dreamcast VGA: The Complete Setup Guide

The Dreamcast's VGA port outputs a clean 480p progressive signal. Here is how to connect your Dreamcast to a modern TV and what converter to use.

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PS2 Component Cable Guide: Which Cables Work and What to Know

PS2 Component Cable Guide: Which Cables Work and What to Know

The PS2's component video output is its best analog signal — sharper than S-Video, capable of 480p. Here's what cable to buy and how to avoid the color space trap.

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SNES RGB: How to Get the Best Picture From Your Super Nintendo

SNES RGB: How to Get the Best Picture From Your Super Nintendo

The original SNES (SNS-001) outputs native RGB — one of the cleanest signals from any retro console. Here's how to use it and what you need to get it to a modern TV.

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GameCube DOL-001 vs DOL-101: Which Revision to Buy and Why It Matters

GameCube DOL-001 vs DOL-101: Which Revision to Buy and Why It Matters

DOL-001 has the Digital AV Out port for component cables and GCVideo adapters. DOL-101 doesn't. Here's how to tell which you have and why it matters.

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Input Lag in Retro Gaming: What It Is, Where It Comes From, and How to Minimize It

Input Lag in Retro Gaming: What It Is, Where It Comes From, and How to Minimize It

  Input lag is one of the most frequently cited concerns in retro gaming setups and one of the most frequently misunderstood. It gets blamed for poor game feel, used to justify expensive equipment purchases, and sometimes confused with unrelated...

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Composite, Component, and RGB Video: A Retro Gaming Guide

Composite, Component, and RGB Video: A Retro Gaming Guide

Every retro gaming adapter listing throws around terms like "component video," "YPbPr," and "RGB" as if you already know what they mean. Most don't explain them. And if you pick the wrong adapter because the terminology confused you, you'll end...

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