Cable length is 20cm.ĬPU Fan is a Protechnic Magic MGT7012XB-O25, specs: 12V, 70x70x25mm, 3wire, Airflow 34.69 CFM, Speed 4200 RPM, Noise 38.2 dB(A) Power supply can be switched between 110/220v.Ĭase fan is a Magic MGT8012MB-O25, spec from manufacturer: 12V 80x80x25mm, 3wire, Airflow CFM 30.81, Speed 2500 RPM, Noise 30.6 dB(A). This fan has the "sticker" facing into the PSU. It has a rather beefy fan, Protechnic Magic MGA8012HS, specs: 12V 80x80x25mm, 2wire, Airflow 38.27 CFM, Speed 3000 RPM, Noise 29 dB(A). DVI connector also carries analog signals, so to connect to a 31kHz CRT - use a DVI-to-VGA adapter. CheersWas the dump to this ever uploaded.ATI, 2 Connectors, HD15(VGA) and DVI. Only 2GB but, I have slow upload speed, so want to get this right before i share it around. I would love to get this great game emulated to put on my PC cab with wheel & shifter, nice physics and damage ( but, could use 1.5x resolution), has a great 100 level story mode and is net multiplayer capable and some great tracks & music.
I checked a couple of files with hex editor hoping to get file names but everything look like garbage. Can anyone tell me what ive done wrong or how i should dump the drive ? I cloned the drive, so now ive got all the files, but they still look encrypted. Game drivers start in an xp-embeded enviroment. its running on a Taito Type x2 board (TEM100-01B), has a ATI Radeon 5770 1Gb, 2gb of RAM and a 160GB Sata hd, also 2 keys account key and license key USB's. Today i finally opened the game board to discover, to my surprise. Especially since you can't save without an e-amusement card. Since Konami is not supporting this game anymore, basically they told me your on your own now. Guys, sorry for the english, but my portugese is no good, spanish solo un poquito.Īnyway, I Need help, i have a great new game for us all Road Fighters 3D (2010) Konami Arcade.
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