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Oh excellent, that's exactly what I'm looking for! Not quite impulse-buy territory but now I know what it'll take.
by titusjohnson 2y ago
Oh excellent, that's exactly what I'm looking for! Not quite impulse-buy territory but now I know what it'll take.
- nyanpasu64 2y agoAs I understand, the OSSC Pro is significantly cheaper for most of the feature set, while the RT5x and OSSC provide varying feature sets (the OSSC only has a line buffer, not framebuffer, which affects the resolutions it can output).
- scheeseman486 2y agoYou're not wrong that's the OSSC Pro has most of the same feature set, but that deeply undersells the headline feature the RT4K has, particularly given the OP wants something that properly emulates the visual characteristics of a CRT. For that, it's impossible to beat the RetroTINK 4K. Matched with a 4K OLED it's CRT shaders are uncannily real looking.
- snvzz 2y agoNot him, but the main feature of OSSC and OSSC Pro is them being Open Source Hardware proper. I own OSSC and have enjoyed its flexibility, and the improvements it got over time and does continue to get. Getting a OSSC Pro is in my TODO.
- unwind 2y agoJust to save folks a whole click or two, it's $750 which does seem ... steep but I'm not into retro computing (yet, a part of my brain feels like adding). I've heard it mentioned on Youtube ("8-bit guy", I think) but never looked it up, thanks GP.
- 6SixTy 2y agoHere's my 2 cents: no one needs that kind of stuff. Retro can be free, and only reason you would want to break out your wallet is if you really care that much about things beyond the game.