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The first unit is an Intellivision next is an Atari 5200 but basically they are all retro consoles.Ah ok, I think I can kind of make out those numpads on the Intellivision controllers. I didn't really recognize it because my console experience only goes back to NES, I stick to arcade stuff prior to that.I have six of the Sonys on display I picked up another one as a spare off eBay about a week ago for about $20.00. Yeah those are great TV's, they would be great to go the TV route if you don't want to spend the money on an arcade monitor.rCadeGaming thanks for all your help I'm not 100% yet but I think I'm leaning towards going with the Makvision 25”. I will have to research soft15khz and Powerstrip but if you say I can do the adjustments on that then I guess that's what I’m looking for.This one? saw two youtube videos on this, and the scanlines on 15kHz games looked a little thin for my tastes, but that's a preference. It could have be the camera, or the user setting the brightness/contrast too high. My biggest reservation with buying an arcade monitor is that it's hard to tell without seeing it in person first. If you do get that one, please do a review with some close up shots of scanlines.For my taste, a 15kHz Sony Trintron may look better for 15kHz games, but that monitor will of course have a big advantage in being able to display 24 and 31kHz games in native res, whereas the TV would have to compromise those at 480i. Depends on what games are most important to you.Soft15kHz includes support for 24kHz and 31kHz resolutions btw.Would I be able to use the Arcade VGA to make the 15khz side of things a bit easier and then use Powerstrip for the adjustments. Dose that make sense...If you're going to do the work of using Powerstrip, there's no need for an ArcadeVGA. The only benefit of the ArcadeVGA is simplicity, and it sounds like you want to get more flexibility

And control, so you need to put the ArcadeVGA out of your mind. Seriously.This is the list of graphics cards supported by Soft15kHz: few of them are readily available on eBay for much cheaper than an ArcadeVGA, and you'll be getting a more powerful card with more flexibility for adjustments. I picked up two nVidia GeForce 7300GS's for $30 I think.can Powerstrip make pincushion adjustments as well. Not really. Powerstrip gives you pretty good adjustment of refresh rate, horizontal stretch and position, and vertical position. It gives you a little bit of control of vertical stretch with a TV, you might get more on the arcade monitor. It's not a problem with the TV, because it's generally the thing that needs the least adjustment when everything else is set correctly.Anyways, no you don't really get control of pincushion in powerstrip, the screen will only pincushion when you've adjusted something too far and you're about to go out of sync.You set the pincushion on the TV or monitor to a good general level during the initial setup. You want to set everything on the tv/monitor to a good center point to start with, and then you shouldn't need to touch it after that.-Even when I use the exact modeline the game and original hardware ran I still get small amounts of tearing in games. In emulators with the sync to refresh option if I turn it on the tearing goes away, but there is still a very small, nearly imperceptible amount of stutter.What setup do you use to get your perfect scrolling? Which emulator/software/modelines are you using? I was talking about MAME, I'm not going to vouch for any other emulators. I always prefer to play console games on real hardware. For arcade games I have to make the exception because of the cost of collecting arcade PCBs, and because it's not as convenient to swap a PCB as it is a cartridge or disc. I'm looking to buy certain PCB's, but only if it's not in MAME or is laggy in MAME.Aaanyhow, my MAME.ini is posted here, with a good