
Rigs & Consoles


🚧 This space is currently under construction! 🚧
To find out what gaming systems we have please join our WhatsApp, or discord.
We already have computers from the mid 90s right the way through to the mid 00s, complete with CRT screens!
Consoles and dedicated lounge seating for gaming shoulder-to-shoulder with your mates is also available. Message us to find out what we have!
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Computer Systems
These are the systems that we bring to each of our events, as a minimum. We also bring, build and sell computers and components on the day.
5x Windows XP systems
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Specs range from Intel Core2Duo + AMD Athlon x64 x2 dual core, to Intel Core2 Quad.
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Up to 4GB RAM
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SSD and RAID 0 striped HDD pairs
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Nvidia 8800GTX, 7900GTO and ATi equivalents
2x Windows 98 SE systems
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Specs range from Intel Pentium III 440Mhz
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up to 1.5GB RAM
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Onboard Intel graphics
1x Windows NT system
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AMD Athlon 2000 1.8Ghz
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1.5GB RAM
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Onboard Intel graphics

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@Voultar: Shares soldering tutorials and mod videos (e.g., Dreamcast DCHDMI, SNES RGB amps). Great for performance discussions and community Q&A.
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@RetroRGB (Bob from RetroRGB): Posts about video mods like N64Digital and PS1 HDMI, with links to guides and performance tests. Active in the community.
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@OhPoorPup (christa lee): Offers mod services and shares installs (e.g., HDMI mods for PS1/PS2, RF to composite). Includes performance notes on reliability.
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@RetroJeff83 (Jeff’s Retro Gaming): Frequent posts with photos of mods like Genesis region switches, Game Gear screens, and Dreamcast GDEMU. Details installation and testing.
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@Elliot_Coll (The Retro Future): Focuses on handheld mods but covers consoles like NES Blinking Light Win. Shares creative builds and performance vids.
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@cliffsrepaircor (Retro Repair Corner): Posts about Dreamcast mods (GDEMU, Retro GEM) with performance tips on SD card setups.
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@retronauts: Shares hacking guides, like PS Classic mods for extra games, with performance reviews.
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@Liretro: Promotes modding events and talks, e.g., upgrades for various consoles.
MoDS and kits
Retro console modding enhances video output, adds region-free play, replaces failing components like optical drives with solid-state alternatives (e.g., ODEs), dead capacitors, improves cooling, or upgrades storage.
All mod kits are sourced from popular retailers, such as 8BitMods, Retro Gaming Cables, RetroSix, PixelFX and professionally installed. There are loads of great content creators displaying what these mods can do, some of the ones we follow on X: