N64 RGB Advanced V2 – Ultimate Kit Installation Service

Available now (handled by our partners BetaGamma Computing in Greece) Please allow for delays, Greece is in a state of partial lockdown. Note that as of 1st December we cannot accept mod/repair orders from UK customers.

This is it! The very best RGB output possible for ANY Nintendo 64 console. Developed, tested and prototyped in cooperation with both Borti4938 and BetaGamma Computing, this mod delivers the absolute pinnacle of analogue RGB quality from ANY N64 console (not just early Japanese models).

Purchase this service and ship us your N64 console and we will supply and fit the N64 advanced V2 (ultimate) RGB mod. Our kits use the FPGA based main board and two flex cables with filters (one for the N64 PPU and one for the multi-out). This ensures the absolute cleanest, neatest installation possible while eliminating any RGB video noise. The resulting output is completely crisp and clean, easily surpassing all earlier N64 RGB mods, you may even mistake it for the seemingly never-in-stock HDMI mod.

That’s not all, by holding down the left and right shoulder buttons, right on the d-pad and right on the yellow buttons you can access a whole range of advanced features, some of which are listed below.

• Line doubling – Choose between 240p (standard) or 480p (line doubled) output. Note that most TVs SCART sockets will only accept 240p or 480i signals (yes, even HDTVs)
• Scanlines – Add scanlines to the line doubled output
• Output format – Choose between RGB or component video
• Deblur – Removes N64 dithering or blurring
• 15 bit mode – Reduces colour depth to reduce image noise in games like Starfox
• In game reset – Great for flash cart users
• Firmware updatable (requires a JTAG programmer)

Operating instructions

For installation and operation instructions, click here.

Unless you explicitly tell us otherwise, we will configure the mod to output properly attenuated, 75OHM 0.3V composite sync on both pin 7 (composite video) and pin 3 (composite sync). That means you can use a standard, composite video for sync NTSC SNES RGB cable and get the best results. Note that installing the mod this way disables composite video output.

If you use a SNES CYSNC (also sometimes called clean sync, pure sync, clean composite sync etc) cable, you will need to make sure that there’s no attenuation resistor added to the cable as the consoles output is already properly attenuated.

If you already have an RGB SCART cable you wish to use with your modified console, we recommend that you include it with your console so that we can check it for compatibility and configure the mod correctly for you.

If you wish to DIY fit your N64 upgrade, click here.

N64 RGB Advanced V2 is an open source design and is used and resold by permission of Borti4938. Visit the Github page here if you are interested in building or developing your own board.

Nintendo and N64 are copyrights of Nintendo Co., Ltd. N64 RGB Advanced V2 is NOT an official Nintendo product.