CMD RAMLink Recreated: Thomas Christoph Finishes Full Reverse Engineering
Thomas Christoph has officially completed his long-running project to recreate the CMD RAMLink—hardware and all. After months of work behind the scenes, he's now...
Commodore 64 SID Chip Showdown: Original vs Clones Tested Side-by-Side
Triple Freedom returns with a focused comparison of six SID chips and SID-compatible alternatives for the Commodore 64. Rather than just talking specs, this...
RavenWolf Highlights Unique 1983 Commodore 64 Repair
In a new video on RavenWolf Retro Tech, the focus shifts to a particularly interesting Commodore 64 repair—one that deserved a spotlight of its...
Kung Fu SID Reviewed: Root42 Tests the New Open-Source SID Replacement
A new video from Root42 takes a closer look at a fresh contender in the SID replacement scene: the Kung Fu SID. For anyone...
How to Replace Amiga CD32 Capacitors with SEQURE HT140 Hot Tweezers
In a new video from 8Bit Retro Refix, the focus shifts to doing things the right way when it comes to replacing capacitors on...
Commodore Repair Toolbox: Diagnose and Repair Vintage Hardware Easily
The Commodore Repair Toolbox (CRT) is a lightweight Windows application built for diagnosing and repairing vintage computers and peripherals. Focused mainly on Commodore systems,...
Building a Commodore 64 from Scratch: No 6510, VIC-II, or SID
Matt Regan, known for his channel DrMattRegan, has kicked off a new series that's catching attention in retro computing circles: Building a Commodore 64...
Thomas Christoph Announces SID Symphony Cartridge Reproduction
Thomas Christoph has officially completed his latest reproduction project: the SID Symphony cartridge. True to form, he's not just finished it—he's already got it...
