My Arcade Retro Machine X Games

I have an arcade machine with over 30,000 games on it. It tears up normal hard drives, makes them run super hot and slow. I have had several hard drives go up on me because it is trying to access to much date. This SSD was expensive but worth every penny. The games run 10 times faster and this hard drive never heats up. If you have a MAME arcade machine this is the answer.

This compact 80's arcade themed micro drum machine provides endless amounts of entertainment.

I'm not building anything super fantastic in it as I'm building something for playing retro games with PC emu on Debian. Small and has a pleasing aesthetic, wish it came in beige but white will have to do. Basic build since it's for emulation, not virtualization: MSI H510I 8Gb 2x4Gb of 2666Mhz Corsair RAM Corsair SF450 Noctua NH-L9x65 (I like quiet) Pentium Gold G6405 (Pentium Case Sticker!)

I’m using specifically to play retro games. It was recommended on a MISTer subreddit. I can’t say how good it would be for more traditional uses, but its perfect for my gaming.

This has been great for printing decals for our arcade machines.

I needed a 16 terabytes drive for a retro gaming machine. When reading the reviews, some people mentioned that this was noisy drive but after installing 2 of them in my machine, I barely hear them. The drives are fast and so far have had no issues.

Great film, retro all the way. My first roll I pushed it two stops and I like the results

I am an illustrator by trade and when I went to upgrade my previous mac (I'd had it since 2007 with no problems) I found that it would not upgrade because the hardware was out of date. So I purchased this machine and I just love it! Some cool features... -Elegant insides (it's so well put together! You can add up to 4 drives with ease. Also, the memory is easy to access and upgrade) -Speed - It's super fast with Photoshop. I use it for drawing and painting on a Cintiq and haven't noticed any lagging... real zippy! -Games - an added bonus for me was the games I can now play. If you subscribe to STEAM you can download some great games that look gorgeous on this machine. They have great sales too... and with Parallels I hope to try some Windows games as well. -Windows - as mentioned above, Parallels will allow you to run Windows on your Mac. The best of both worlds! All in all a great machine.

I originally bought this bag because I wanted to carry my Nikon D7500 and mounted Sigma 100-400 lens in a vertical, lens-down position.  That combo is 10 inches, and this was the only bag that seemed high enough.  My camera fit with a couple of inches to spare, but this bag just seemed HUGE.   I decided to exchange it for the Retro 10, which listed an interior height of 9.5 inches, not quite enough for my camera combo.  Wrong!  The Retro 10 fit the camera just fine.  It came to the top of the bag, but you can still zip up the top flap if desired.  Other than a shorter height, the Retro 10 and 20 are exactly the same size.  Some people want a larger bag, and if so, this one is wonderful and can really hold a lot of equipment.  These Think Tank bags are fabulous, comfortable to carry around, and the one feature I wasnt sure I would like is now my favorite feature of all--the velcro closed flap.  It is completely secure, the opening noise doesnt bother me at all and it can be fixed if you dont like not, and its just so easy to get into this bag to grab your camera when walking around.  My guess is that fewer people will want this largest (in height) bag, so there are other choices in this line.  I love the 10, and then I also got the 5 for my smaller camera equipment.

A nice looking , almost Retro Look. The Brown Leather looks classy on My Nikon Z6. Easy to attach and feels good to carry the Camera. Very well made , (real leather). I attached it to the Camera lug rings. It does look good on the Z6. I would recommend it to anyone looking for an awesome Camera Strap.