All-in-one pc?

[fireslayer26]

What do you guys think of a pc like this?

http://jacksonville.craigslist.org/sys/4816529257.html

I only need to use Mame, atari, nes, snes, Sega Genesis.

[Pyramid_Head]

Hmm that's just a monitor dude lol.

[fireslayer26]

LOL, linked the wrong ad. It's fixed now!

[Cryofax]

That would work just fine for the stuff you mentioned (except maybe very recent Mame games). Hyperspin itself might be a bit choppy though. Certainly would be a space saver if you're you're building a really compact cabinet. If you're just buying it for the PC spec the $300 being asked is a bit steep, but if you want the compact design and a touch screen it's not a bad deal.

[fireslayer26]

Well I was just thinking it might be a more economical solution as opposed to building a new computer since I'm not emulating high end games. Any better suggestions? Specs?

I'm trying to build a system for a good friend of mine who is an avid old school gamer but only has a budget of $800. I already spent a little over $400 on a used stand up arcade cab. New graphics, joysticks/buttons, t-molding and hardware.

Thanks

[fireslayer26]

Also, just found this deal. Its not the newest pc but the specs seem strong enough for my needs and I can always use the 2 monitors in other projects.

http://jacksonville.craigslist.org/sys/4816924593.html

Seems like a steal to me at that price.

[kfchow]

I saw this online. Could make a good mini hyperspin setup.

http://c.dx.com/collection/201412/guleeki8/en/index.html?utm_source=dx&utm_medium=homeroate&utm_campaign=20141223guleeki8