I looked at them and just thought "I'm literally never going to play this again"
... which has been unused for 3 weeks now 
More so for the "higher ticket" ones. I dont really have many that fetch large amounts but I got rid of Paper Mario on the GC for £90, Animal Crossing on GC for £55, Smash Bros on N64 for like £65 too.
Put it towards a Rift S
I'll regret it in 5 years
This is exactly what I've tried to do, still need to finish the rgb soldering as well that's fiddy if you don't really know what you're doing... On the plus side all the 60hz picture was worth it (even via composite). The Uk psu works perfectly on a NTSC console
Keep an eye out for a UK based console to save some cash on postage, plus you'll end up spending more on the rgb scart cable than the mod chip!
. Also what's the difference between all the everdrive cartridges. So many different versions?I already have the RGB cable on my gamecube
Pretty much zero. You need to get it modded for it to be of any use in 2020.
Very good, is it the sync on luma or csync one? Just got to make sure you wire the 64 rgb board to do the same
For the everdrives:
2.5 - region is managed with a switch, can't emulate the real time clock, built in cheat features, I think lacks support for Pokemon Stadium 2 and one other random title with some funky memory management trickery/the real time clock
3 - region is managed with a switch, added real time clock, built in cheat things, supports all titles, has a us port for development
x7 - this is the mega do everything one that can auto detect region as well as all the things the 3 can do/2.5 can't
If you're going down that route try and find a second and v3 by the looks of it, the x7 is pretty steep
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. Still i wonder what else was taken to the tip 
