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I've always maintained the stance that BitBuilt would be an advertisement free site and that's still true, if it's something the community wants. This thread is just here to get an idea of the what majority of you think about advertisements on websites and if you think having them here would be...

Sure. No problem with that since I didn't ask for anything yet :P

GameCube buttons are too big for the case. Also, there is a huge supply of buttons from the DS family of consoles due to 3rd party replacement shells but GC buttons must be harvested from a 1st party or 3rd party lookalike controller.

Yes, you can both put your names on. I'm looking for a fab that has a good rep and will be able to do the boards. I'll also be having two different versions made, one with screw holes one without, pics later today.

Sure, put it on!

Oh, it's Wednesday! Thanks to everyone who reserved a board, I'm going to get everything set and then we'll be ready to take the orders :D

LED is actually a bad test, it just verifies that you've got 3.3v. I normally leave the 64DD port on my boards that I trim so I can just stick the cart slot back in without wiring it back up. Only way for you to test will be to wire everything up I'm afraid :P

You can even do a board bend it if you need it thinner.

All first party packs have 1 chip, 3rd party have 2. This is a 36 megabit chip (similar to what youd find on a rev 6 or higher) while the third party packs use 18 meg (the same as a rev 5 and lower console.)

? I sent you multiple responses and as I said before, we've received no emails from you. Send anything to [email protected] PM'ed.

We'll make the cut off next Wednesday.

Mid 2012 MacBook Pro 15.4" 1440x900 display 2.3GHz quad-core Intel Core i7 processor (Turbo Boost up to 3.3GHz) 4GB RAM (upgradeable to 8GB) 500 GB HDD Nvidia GT 650M (512MB of GDDR5 memory) SuperDrive Backlit Keyboard macOS Compatible Includes charger, a Thunderbolt to HDMI cable, carrying...

Please don't bump old threads like this.

If you'd like to get one, put your name and the quantity below: NOTE: By putting your name here, you're committing to buying a board once the quantity is finalized.

Correct, what you're talking about is known as "RAM swapping" and more info on that can be found here: https://bitbuilt.net/forums/index.php?threads/full-ram-swapping-guide.59/ As far as the jumper pak goes, you really shouldn't need to solder it to the board unless you really need the space...

Most likely not. They are very difficult to assemble and most people would end up spending more on the required equipment to assemble one than it costs to purchase.

Hopefully. I'll probably keep a small stock.

Country and postal code?

Sure I could do both first class for like $10.

$40 it is! When I'm not on my phone I'll put the Google sheet in.