RMC has just launched a case and I/O board for the MiSTer FPGA project they’re calling the “MiSTer Multisystem”, that’s due to ship in about two months. A kit with everything except the DE-10 Nano is about $300, a fully loaded kit that includes the DE-10 is $615 and there’s plenty of color choices & options as well.
Pre-order links and more info here (as well as the video above): https://rmcretro.store/mister-multisystem/
As someone who’s a huge fan of the MiSTer project, I’m happy to see unique enclosure choices that offer different options and features. I’ll soon start work on a video highlighting all the features of each, but so far it’s looking like they all perform really well. If you’re looking to purchase now, simply pick one with the features that fits your setup – Even if something more appealing to you comes out soon, the expensive core components (DE-10, RAM, MicroSD) and software configuration can all be easily transferred to a new case, so any MiSTer setup should be a pretty safe investment.
Key features of the MiSTer Multisystem include:
- Designed and manufactured in the UK by Heber Ltd
- 100% compatible with existing MiSTer cores
- HDMI, VGA and RGB SCART video outputs supporting modern and retro CRT displays
- Integrated RGB SCART sync and auto 4:3 or 16:9 selection (no need to edit ini files)
- Audio output via 3.5mm, TOSlink or SCART
- Audio in via a 3.5mm input jack
- Integrated powered 7 port USB hub and internal USB headers
- 128mb SDRAM on board (can be removed and replaced)
- Integrated SNAC (Serial Native Accessory Converter) support for original gamepad, light gun and peripheral support
- 3.3v and 5v fan connectors (3 pin)
- Add on slot for modular upgrades and enhancements
- Integrated HDMI isolation bank switches to suit your display (CEC/I2C/HotPlug/Power etc)
- Integrated power switch with over voltage, over current and thermal trip protection
- 2 year manufacturer warranty
- The Multisystem is 170 x 170mm
- The 3D printed cases are 203 x 177 x 50mm
