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Post by Vertebra on May 26, 2004 11:47:32 GMT -5
-Does the neo aes console work with 10v psu? What is the function of 5v and 6v psu?  -mvs cartridges have extra 1mb rom compared to aes cartridges.what is the meaning of this? |
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Post by darkschneider on May 26, 2004 11:50:23 GMT -5
Extra rom holds high score info / other arcade only info (perhaps dip switch info?) In which case I don't suppose it would be 'read only'
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Post by Kazuya_UK on May 26, 2004 13:11:59 GMT -5
High score info etc as far as I know is stored on the mvs board itself... for instance, when I got my old 1 slot it already had a bunch of scores saved on there for games I hadnt played yet, and I had to delete those using the settings menu. I've never heard of MVS games being bigger than their AES counterparts... where did you hear that? (unless I'm just being ignorant/forgetful  ) Kaz |
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Post by Vertebra on May 27, 2004 15:04:49 GMT -5
Hi I am glad that receiving answer form high rated people as you.  Why did you answer my question about 5V and 6V PSU? |
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Post by supremelord on May 28, 2004 3:08:06 GMT -5
Because we can ... and always love helping others ... isn't it just the best forum ;D
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Post by Kazuya_UK on May 29, 2004 8:23:41 GMT -5
I didn't answer because I'm not entirely sure on the differences with the PSU's on the home console as I'm more of an arcade/MVS guy myself. I couldn't tell you off hand what voltage the Neo Geo PSU is, but it should tell you near to the power supply what voltage should be plugged in, and if it's too high then you could possibly damage the system.  Best idea is to pop over to neo-geo.com and ask on the tech support forum there, as someone will definitely know the answer there... unless any of the AES owners here know the answer? Kaz |
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Post by Vertebra on May 29, 2004 14:32:13 GMT -5
Thanks,friends |
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Post by Kazuya_UK on May 31, 2004 7:30:41 GMT -5
No probs Kaz |
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Post by Vertebra on Jun 3, 2004 7:06:10 GMT -5
I've never heard of MVS games being bigger than their AES counterparts... where did you hear that? (unless I'm just being ignorant/forgetful ) Kaz[/quote] I hear that from chris mullin's FAQs Besides I open up my own aes basebal stars 2 cartridge.I saw that p2 and V4 chips on the program board aren't located.I wonder If this chips are located on mvs cartridges? |
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Post by Vertebra on Jun 6, 2004 12:15:58 GMT -5
Hi, I'm here |
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Post by Kazuya_UK on Jun 7, 2004 4:58:31 GMT -5
I've never heard of MVS games being bigger than their AES counterparts... where did you hear that? (unless I'm just being ignorant/forgetful ) Kaz I hear that from chris mullin's FAQs Besides I open up my own aes basebal stars 2 cartridge.I saw that p2 and V4 chips on the program board aren't located.I wonder If this chips are located on mvs cartridges?[/quote] Hi  . I forgot to reply I'm not sure all the info in Chris Mullins guide is accurate, and as I said I've neevr heard of the carts being bigger. Ask over at neo-geo.com's tech forum though as someone there will definitely be able to answer your question. As for the thing with chips being missing, a lot of my own carts that I have looked inside contained slightly weird setups like that... not all carts use the same numbered chips. Remember, if you have a debug or uni bios installed in your system you can choose to play a game in both arcade and home mode and switch regions, so there is no real difference in most games, so I don't see any reason why they would be any bigger? Kaz |
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