@Rayman Yea you can change the frequency like that, but the video will go faster. i guess most monitors should sync up to 70Hz, so that should be fine. Your monitor should say something like "OUT OF RANGE" if it isn't taking the video signal.
With those dummy cogs running, it's way more stressful than NeoYume. Try it on one of those older boards. They just can't handle it at all. Also, the memory test is exacting. A single bit error anywhere will trip it, whereas the actual emulator can often shake it off.
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Changed this line in NeoVGA and appear to have changed clock freq to 350 MHz:
Monitor says 61.4 Hz refresh
Gone a bit with no errors. Think this means that MisoYume should work.
Hmm. Won't do 355 MHz. Not 100% sure if it's the monitor or the P2 giving up...
@Rayman Yea you can change the frequency like that, but the video will go faster. i guess most monitors should sync up to 70Hz, so that should be fine. Your monitor should say something like "OUT OF RANGE" if it isn't taking the video signal.
With those dummy cogs running, it's way more stressful than NeoYume. Try it on one of those older boards. They just can't handle it at all. Also, the memory test is exacting. A single bit error anywhere will trip it, whereas the actual emulator can often shake it off.