Are these still available to order? Would like to get a blue one.
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Yes you can order. But you have to wait 1 week for painting...
rocco wrote:
Are these still available to order? Would like to get a blue one.
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Gah, finally trying to install this... My Noctua fan is 3 pin and the CPS2 fan is 2 pin. I thought I remembered there being a way to fix it somewhere in this thread but I can't find it. Anyone able to help?
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i can't look without opening it up comletely, , but i think i just connected it so that only red and black on the noctua were connected - i didn't even change the connector if i remember correctly - yellow should be the wire for speed control.Darksoft: CPS2, MVS, Taito F3, Sega ST-V
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Yup I did the same as the above. The clearance to put the case back is scary though, it barely fits :pMulti Systems: Sega STV + DS Multi | CPS2 + DS Multi | CPS3 + DS Multi | Taito F3 + DS Multi | MVS + DS Multi | Naomi 2 + Pi Netboot | Atomiswave | Taito G-Net + 2011 Bios | Taito TypeX2 + Niko Multi | M72 + Apo Multi
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You guys are very correct, I did the same. Oh GOD the clearance is tight reassembling it. But now? They're both cased and waiting for the CPS1 multi and case, then I get to play Jenga putting those 3 and a switcher into my big blue.
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Yeah ,there is only 2-3mm space between Fan and the mainboard as the original. It is little bit hard but not impossible to make it
Takosuke wrote:
Yup I did the same as the above. The clearance to put the case back is scary though, it barely fits :p
They look awesome.
KalessinDB wrote:
You guys are very correct, I did the same. Oh GOD the clearance is tight reassembling it. But now? They're both cased and waiting for the CPS1 multi and case, then I get to play Jenga putting those 3 and a switcher into my big blue.
Also, the LCD fit just fine in my CPS2 case.
By the way, i really do not know how i will fix the LCD fitting problem
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Myabe i will ask to people the LCD measurements that have cps2 multi kit. -
One thing I did notice though, 2 of the standoffs for the motherboard didn't line up right with mine. I'm not super concerned, 6 should be enough, but it was kinda weird.
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Do you have pictures ? or did you take pictures before you close the case
KalessinDB wrote:
One thing I did notice though, 2 of the standoffs for the motherboard didn't line up right with mine. I'm not super concerned, 6 should be enough, but it was kinda weird.
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I’ll post the measurements. One way is to make the space just a tiny bit larger, so it’s not too much empty space for those that the default cut fits and just enough for us with slightly larger screens. I wonder If has to do with where the multi kits were bought from (US source vs EU source).
hursit wrote:
Yeah ,there is only 2-3mm space between Fan and the mainboard as the original. It isBy the way, i really do not know how i will fix the LCD fitting problem .
Myabe i will ask to people the LCD measurements that have cps2 multi kit.
Multi Systems: Sega STV + DS Multi | CPS2 + DS Multi | CPS3 + DS Multi | Taito F3 + DS Multi | MVS + DS Multi | Naomi 2 + Pi Netboot | Atomiswave | Taito G-Net + 2011 Bios | Taito TypeX2 + Niko Multi | M72 + Apo Multi
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Ah didn't think to take pics, sorry. It's the 2 that go between the connectors, midway up the sides of the board. It's buttoned up now so I'm unlikely to worry about it too much, especially once I get it put in to my cabinet permanently.
hursit wrote:
Do you have pictures ? or did you take pictures before you close the caseKalessinDB wrote:
One thing I did notice though, 2 of the standoffs for the motherboard didn't line up right with mine. I'm not super concerned, 6 should be enough, but it was kinda weird.
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I will check it out. Thanks.
KalessinDB wrote:
Ah didn't think to take pics, sorry. It's the 2 that go between the connectors, midway up the sides of the board. It's buttoned up now so I'm unlikely to worry about it too much, especially once I get it put in to my cabinet permanently.hursit wrote:
Do you have pictures ? or did you take pictures before you close the caseKalessinDB wrote:
One thing I did notice though, 2 of the standoffs for the motherboard didn't line up right with mine. I'm not super concerned, 6 should be enough, but it was kinda weird.
I need the New LCD measurements.
@Takosuke and @KingSopz , if you have Measurements device, please give me the detailed measurements
With this device
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i don't own one of those devices but i think i got it for you its 2 3/4 inches which is 2.75 inches and in MM its 69.85mmThanks
KingSopz
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I have 7cm for the lengthMulti Systems: Sega STV + DS Multi | CPS2 + DS Multi | CPS3 + DS Multi | Taito F3 + DS Multi | MVS + DS Multi | Naomi 2 + Pi Netboot | Atomiswave | Taito G-Net + 2011 Bios | Taito TypeX2 + Niko Multi | M72 + Apo Multi
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I have the same LCD issue and have not assembled yet. Has anyone done so? Curious of the tools that were used. My thought is a dremel...not sure what bit though.
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Finally ready to assemble this case and I have a question about the test button connections. My understanding is the signal wires can be soldered wherever on the button. Where is a proper spot for the ground wire?
Also +1 for the LCD not fitting correctly but sounds like I can fix that with a dremel or something similar so I'm not too worried. -
Are you thinking of making a Naomi case?
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Now we need the cps1 case and the multi of course
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Derick2k wrote:
Now we need the cps1 case and the multi of course
!!! Thanks
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Bumping this up as I'm still looking for an answer on this. Instructions were a bit vague and I haven't seen anything definitive in any install pics I've seen so far. Really looking forward to putting this build behind me and enjoying my multi. Thanks.
BroadwayJose wrote:
Finally ready to assemble this case and I have a question about the test button connections. My understanding is the signal wires can be soldered wherever on the button. Where is a proper spot for the ground wire?
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