Athlonazu385

I was able to open the PC on NFS Heat Takedown when i was working on a few games at a FEC center out of state 5 months ago and they did spec out cheap just like in the manual, The BIOS was not locked so i was able to get all the info without ripping through the PC, It uses the ASROCK B660M-ITX/ac motherboard with a 12th gen Intel Core i5-12400 6 core CPU, a single 8GB Micron DDR4-3200 Stick, and a Sapphire AMD Radeon RX 6600 8GB Video Card. I have tested this dump on a few PCs and i found the Nvidia GTX 1060 6GB Video Card works great without any slowdowns but it definitely needs a 6-core CPU because it's not just always the video card that causes the slowdowns, newer games favors 6 core processors better than the quad(4) core processors. The i7-4790 made the game struggle a little bit when the 1060 is already maxed out at 100% but it still worked pretty well. Honestly, I wouldn't run this game below a AMD Ryzen 5 1600 or a Intel Core i5-8400 and for the video cards the Nvidia GTX 1060 6GB or the AMD Radeon RX 580 8GB. The game doesn't have all the settings unlike the PC version so it is already set up to run the game with the parts the factory has installed and listed in the manual. They didn't state the CPU for it but i was able to get that info from the BIOS when starting up the cabinet. But again it may vary for everyone else. Just anything below 6 cores or 6gb of vram isn't worth it running this game but no problems with the other adrenaline games.

This looks really good but is this Team Racing or v1.5? Team Racing might have a shared SQL server with the GVR Multi SRD since Team Racing is listed for that OS recovery disk. Honestly you may have better luck doing team racing instead of 1.0 or 1.5 but this is great to see progress getting parts of the game running as is and on Windows 7 even better. Once the VMWare image is uploaded I'm going to transfer it to a HDD and work with the original hardware from there since i have the Nascar 1.5 computer with a GA-945GM-S2 MB + Nvidia 7600 GS VC

The game's native resolution is 1920x1080 (1080p), And the lowest resolution would be 1366x768 (if running the game through FnF Supercars or Pixar Cars cabinet) This game is highly dependent on 1080p displays. I have messed with a dedicated blast machine before by swapping a Batman's PC and Dongle with the Cruis'ns PC and Dongle, yet it worked except for a message complaining about the multicolor LEDs not detected but the game continues to boot and running great at 720p but only the gas pedal and the batman button works. You can even get away on using a 2nd Gen Intel Core i3 CPU or Equivalent PC once it's released for Teknoparrot. Same goes for MotoGP minus the VR Version. Teknoparrot will add support for 4k eventually but at least MotoGP and Cruis'n are native 1080p games. I also tested some AMD Video cards e.g Sapphire RX 550 4GB in the Cruis'n PC but it was unsuccessful and it even had a driver in blast 2.17 it would crash after starting a race so they always had problems with AMD cards even if Linux supports them. We will have to wait and see what happens besides getting the base game to run.

For FPS Cap I've always used RivaTuner from guru3d which is a application that is used for stats and framerate caps and it doesn't matter if the game runs way too fast because when you set the target framerate to 60 it will make the game 60fps even when you close RivaTuner. It will minimize to your icons section and it doesn't get in the way of your game. But if you are done playing the game exit RivaTuner otherwise all your other games and applications will be capped at 60 fps. This will stop the high speed issue on a lot of games like Fast and the Furious, Mario Kart, Batman, and more. https://www.guru3d.com/download/rtss-rivatuner-statistics-server-download/

The amount of views my Jurassic Park Arcade direct capture got, It's definitely a title as a must have. I would have dumped the dongle but someone else has already digged in.

Also Nitro Trucks is another title that has LUKS partition encrypted which has been a pain to deal with but hopefully i can get it unlocked or copy files because it also relies on the HP TPM Bullsh*t.

The game seems to be a Unity game but needs the security dongle possibly to play. This is a raw dump unlocked from the bitlocked SSD https://mega.nz/file/ou5RmbAT#CkIITegRM1aBpRnrwP60Dk4EsahEq4w4KLhyIHZ7uCM or https://uptobox.com/1jp5hwkmsvff Requires multiple monitors as the game uses 3 screens Something new for the devs for sure. If i can find the password for the dongle i will dump the dongle contents also. The game executable is in SysStart\Game folder.

I'll eventually start uploading more disk images through ghost or terabyte unlimited soon but here is a HDD dump i custom made for UNIS Arcade Crazy Speed Still can't link up the cabs but i made this as a work around due to the lack of UNIS support and the original OS so minimal you can't have new drivers.. It is in the Windows 7 32-bit environment but any modifications can be changed once it configures your keyboard and mouse like windows usually does. Open regedit where the Winlogon shell can be changed to anything. https://mega.nz/file/gqpTwSoK#6hl7HeXdd0bUqaxTyY5J1lETNvVkLpfXiYv7ruEvLb4 Right now i got it working with a Dell Optiplex 380 with a GeForce GTS 450 1GB Video Card so any Intel G31 or G41 Boards will work.

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https://mega.nz/file/VzJyBJYS#hCQ_TQ0gXAM0_lU0Qg88QS-0VrHtXNg36FpNIP_rr4I Full configured 1.13 folder with jconfig. The controls are already set for Xbox One Elite controller. It is not set to Freeplay but you can change that in the test menu while everything else has been configured! These are the original files except for jconfig from one of my dedicated cabinets.

The reason why they are difficult is that the old version does not have the patches or fixes like on later revisions also all the sounds don't really sync up very well unless you're running it on Windows XP. On newer versions, they fixed all the Issues and Syncs up for Windows 7 or better so the wheelies and controls, in general, are optimized on those newer versions because the OS has been changed after 2.09 to Windows 7 Embedded so the Audio Sync, and Analog Controls are very responsive due to optimization speed for newer D3D APIs. It was always like this for all D3D8 Games after Windows 7 got released.

It is indeed working you only need to include all the jconfig files and the missing dlls if needed ewfapi.dll libusb0.dll

Yes, it is but it's the original XP Embedded SP3 from 2007 with a Full License Key. But both XP embedded builds use Target Designer instead of an Automated Image Build Wizard which is on POSReady2009. If you want to build the original XP embedded here's the full key to do so. QVK9M-JC8PD-9DFW2-Y993W-M8JRQ (This key is from the SuperCars 1.13 OS) I do have a full working key for POSReady2009 (KGRMV-TWG8H-43Y2K-7PJBC-PM4CB) I haven't found ones for Embedded Standard 2009 yet but Raw Thrills uses the regular XP embedded unlike Sega, and Namco went to 2009

Also, 1.13 was the original Initial date for the public cabinets Version TXT + Boot Screen Info Fast and Furious: SuperCars SuperCars 1.13 OS v10.0h = XP Embedded SP3 EXE v1.13 RIO/JAMMA Version Release Date: Monday, August 8th, 2011 1.13 has all the original attract modes and voice lines. And the announcer says "Fast and Furious SuperCars" or "FNF SuperCars".

I should've looked at all the directories on the Hard Disk in the cab's computer better. This dump was the only one I did at the time I serviced it. The cabinet is always offline with no ethernet cable plugged in or linked to another cabinet so the SQL configuration must be an offline GVR database for the Arcade Features.