AMS
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Taito type x zero nesica games
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PascalP
Legendary
Not sure on the 'Zero' unit, I thought it was only intended as a satellite unit and not run games on itself.
But perhaps this info can help a bit;
https://www.arcade-projects.com/forums/index.php?threads/type-x-zero.7158/
But perhaps this info can help a bit;
https://www.arcade-projects.com/forums/index.php?threads/type-x-zero.7158/
Groove Coaster runs on Zero.
Anyway, I don't think there's really any original Taito software you can run on these things and play with regular cab controls. Do what @penrhos did and just use it as a regular (low power) PC.
AMS
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adgenet
Professional
I think these things are ITX boards with a garbage atom in a fancy box.
Don't see why you couldn't replace it with a nicer board and cpu to use as a regular pc or a mame box as long as you watch your thermals. I think that a nice AMD apu has the potential to be a pretty cool setup.
Don't see why you couldn't replace it with a nicer board and cpu to use as a regular pc or a mame box as long as you watch your thermals. I think that a nice AMD apu has the potential to be a pretty cool setup.
penrhos
Grand Master
Exactly - I swapped the bios chip for the OEM one and the performance was pathetic, I could just about run libraelec/kodi on it but it wasn't great.
Biggest problem is getting the hard drive caddies - I managed to pickup a zero with the caddy last month so will be asking around to see if it can be scanned and converted into a stl file for a 3d printer.
Biggest problem is getting the hard drive caddies - I managed to pickup a zero with the caddy last month so will be asking around to see if it can be scanned and converted into a stl file for a 3d printer.
AMS
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