SEGA RINGEDGE MOTHERBOARD INSIDE PICTURES

Hi

I got lot of questions about RingEdge and one forum's member has requested me to upload some pictures of the RingEdge's Insides.

So here are some pictures:

 

Thanks for the excellent pictures of this SEGA "baby". First pictures I've ever seen on net.
Single slot GPU. Wow!!!

 

Thanks a lot!

 

That thing looks like a PC tower

 

@soyandroid
Thank you very much for the pictures. The SEGA equipment looks very clean. Tell me please did Ringedge has two storage device? I think we will see two SATA tape for two drives. Is there a second drive behind the SSD (one for system, one for game)? Is it some possible to simple upgrade this system (add some RAM, change the GPU), or this is close hardware.
One more time big thanks for the pics.

 

Seeing the Sega logo on such a modern PCB makes me want to hug it.

 

This is nice, great pics. =^.^=

 

Are these units used as the internals for large "cabinet" arcade games? I just tried to do a bit of research on them but I just want to make sure I read everything correctly.

 

Sega designed the xbox one and ps4 unintentionally....

 

RINGEDGE is used for deluxe cabs like Let's Go Island and their network games like Shining Force and Border Break. RINGEDGE 2 is the current platform for Sega's Nesica clone, All.net P-ras, which runs the latest Guilty Gear XX revision, Phantom Breaker, Pengo, etc.

 

Cool stuff. What kind of connectors do those HDDs use? They look like power and SATA combined into one cable.

 

Those are common, surprised you have not seen them before.

Like this - http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SATA-II-C...ing_Drive_Cables_Adapters&hash=item3f16fe352c

 

Neat. That is definately an Intel CPU fan, same type used for LGA 1155 sockets and the RAM slot is for DDR2. The board looks similar to an Intel board, but I am unfamiliar with the MS-9667 model number. MS is typically used by MSI (Microstar) but MSI already has a product in their mobile line with that designation and is totally different than this. The 838 number must be the Sega part number, since it matches the similar designation on the interface board. The one on the motherboard looks like it is a label, which may indicate that may not be a Sega proprietary item.

 

See that handle in the first image, to the right? Not sure, but that might just be the second drive, in a tray to allow for easy swapping of games...

 

Some Data About RingEdge.
The Specs of the RingEdge are folllowing ones:

CPU: Intel Pentium Dual Core E2160 at 1.8GHZ
Video Card: Nvidia 9600GS with 384MBytes of DDR3, they used really the 9600GT Reference PCB but with a 9600GS GPU and don't need external Power, 2 DVI Outputs.
Ram: 1Gbyte DDR2
OS: Windows XP Embeded Standard 2009
Net: Gigabit Ethernet
USB: 3 Usb 2.0 ports
Coms: 3 external Serial Ports

 

susanita tiene un raton

 

my car, is slowest than yours, but your dog is better than mine

 

nice pictures
oh boy do I wish someone leak tetris grand master 4 someday

 

If @Serantes have a way to extract game data we can fix game bug
for example OPERATION G.H.O.S.T. grenade bug