Could you try the marquee bezels?
Yeah I prefer the diagonal rainbow the best.
Vertical stripes are something you see all the time, diagonal stripes are more uncommon imo, it’s more eye catching.
If I saw a cab the vertical stripes I’d glace at it real quick, if I saw them diagonals I’d be like “hmm what is this” and go check it out lol.
Just tried the marquees and it started looking a lot like the inferior Gamecube version. 
I think I’ll just keep the first version. 
Can I see the diagonals with the blue speakers just because lol.
I just got a definitive answer about the blue on applecolors.com. I found hex color values for all four colors. This is supposed to be accurate.
And I think I like the blue. 
Yeah I’m cool with it on the diagonal.
Blue looks nicer now as well.
The jelly is so damn real right now.
Congrats man!
Thanks. It’ll stay in it’s box until I get my new office whipped into shape, along with my new PC chassis.
It’s a classy version of my case, lol.
My old LIAN-LI is on it’s 10 or 11th MB upgrade. I figured it was time.
No USB 3 ports etc. And I had to really work to get a decent GTX 10XX dual fan video card in. (Had to mount the hdd cage in upside down.)
I have one those cooler master cubes lol.
I do have USB 3 ports though lol.
Nice! I bought an X-Arcade Tank stick when they were on sale in December. I’m going to put one of those new ODROID-H2 x86 single boards inside it and use it for my 4K vertical setup. (Unless I decide I need HSMs shader, then I will upgrade my mini-itx with an 8th gen i7 board and my spare GTX 1070 and M.2 drive.
What kind of stick it have in it?
Sounds cool. I’d like to throw a Mister in mine eventually.
The “tank” refers to the trackball for some weird reason.
It also has dual pinball buttons on the sides.
I was referring to the joystick/lever.
I’m sorta familiar with that stick, just not sure about the hardware in it lol.
I haven’t been able to figure that out. The closest I have come to finding an answer is that I guess you can put “better” parts in it. (Which I guess kind of answers the question.)
This and future versions are Xinput compatible though, so setup is plug-n-play.
Edit: they apparently manufacture and sell their own buttons and joysticks etc. and they have a lifetime warranty.
If I had to guess, it’s possibly suzo happ, or zippy. American arcade parts. (Or it’s some generic stuff. idk about suzo and zippy quality. Never hear people talk about them.)
I just did a full crown build for my stick. It’s been interesting lol.
Ohh they make they’re own hardware. Seems to be suzo happ clone parts.
Edit: Didn’t see you add the edit to your message lol.
I really would like a non-tilted version of this overlay. I’ve build an arcade cabinet, the screen is already tilted.
