In the latest video from Arctic Retro, the host dives into the often-overlooked ROM socket on the Commodore 128, showing how it can give your C128 some exciting new features.
First up, he experiments with the Luma Fix for the C128. It’s a nifty little modification designed to clear up those pesky jail bars on the screen. But, as he discovers, it’s a bit tricky to get just right. Even after fiddling with multiple adjustments, he’s left wondering whether it’s truly worth the effort.
After that, he explores how the empty U36 ROM socket can be utilized for extending the capabilities of the Commodore 128. He tests some fascinating ROM-based software, including GEOS 128, showing viewers just how versatile this often neglected socket can be.
For Commodore 128 enthusiasts looking to squeeze more from their vintage hardware, this video is certainly worth checking out!
