These 2 companies you can use to do this. google it, i'm not going to write a guide on this because it's been done to death.
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If you don't know how to use Yahoo Japan, you can buy from them using buyee or zen market, these guys will let you bid on the auction and then they pay for it and accept shipping and then they will ship the item to you. now you know roughly what to look for, where do you buy these units? From Yahoo Japan of course. You might be surprised just how capable the 660gtx video card is when running arcade games! So if you buy a TTX3 system, it has the io capability for JVS and FASTIO out of the box and every unit comes with this card. The JVS is only really there for the card readers, but using a tool like nikos jvs software, you can utilise this port for a JVS io board. The great thing about this IO card is that it supports FASTIO and it also supports JVS. I think it's just buyers who don't really know because there is no reaason to buy the lower spec machine when the higher spec machines are freely available for lower prices. They are usually only a few 1000jpy more expensive, and sometimes the lower specs machines go for more. You should really try to get the bottom sticker specs. You can see the lower spec machine sticker on top and then the higher spec machine sticker on the bottom. If you have a picture of the top of the case, it will tell you on a sticker what the specs of the machine are. So how do you know which system is which when you are trying to search for one of these? There are really 2 easy ways of working out which system is which. The systems are pretty much identical except for GPU/RAM/CPU configurations. 16GB ram is way overkill for anything you will run on this. I just ignore these machines anda you hardly ever see these anyways. Not really worth the etra money they sometimes go for just to get a 760gtx over the 660gtx. SYSTEM TYPE 3 << This system is the most uncommon and you hardly ever see them. They are fairly cheap, there are lots around and good bang for your buck. SYSTEM TYPE 2 << This is the system type you really want to buy, it runs a lot of stuff and it is the most common. That being said, this gpu will run all the TTX2/nesica games perfectly well. SYSTEM TYPE 1 << Try to stay clear of this model if you can, the cpu is dual core only and the video card is only a 640 which is pretty weak. system type 1/2/3 is not a good naming scheme and no one will know what you are talking about, so just don't use these names in general) (don't start using these names for the system, i just made them up to tell them apart. So you can really break these down to 3 different types of system. = upgraded gpu noted by sticker over gpu spec Another CPU you can use is Q6600.Only ever found 402 with upgraded gpu, unknown what origional gpu is My friend had some DDR2 800mhz ram laying around in 2gb sticks so I went ahead and upgraded to 4gb. Makes changing/updating drives very quick and convenient. These below work great when installed in an empty PCI slot. Some people have installed a drive holder into rear slots in their case. This way I can just lift up the hard drive plate and quickly eject the SSD. I also put in a 2.5" to 3.5" spring loaded "caddy". A SSD will only run at Sata 2 even if you get Sata 3 or higher.
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The first upgrade I made to mine was to put in a Solid State Drive. According to the Arcade Otaku Wiki, this model is supposed to have issues with KOFIII: Storage: 2x 80 GB 10k RPM SATA Hard Drives
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I/O ports: 1x JVS, 4x USB 2.0 (up to, 1x serial (max 2), 1x parallel port, 2x PS/2, 2x SATAĪudio inputs: AKG C535EB Stage Microphone, line-in (Surround 7.1)Įxpansion Slots: 1x PCI Express x16 (used by video card), 1x PCI Express x4, 2x PCI Sound: Onboard Realtek HD 7.1 channel Sound (supports add-in sound cards) NVIDIA GeForce 7900GS／7600GS／7300GS, up to latest graphic cards (Radeon HD 3800 or Geforce 9800 series) Support cards include ATI RADEON X1600Pro/X1300LE or CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo E6400／Pentium 4 651／Celeron D 352 (up to latest Core 2 CPUs supported by the chipset)
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