As someone who owns unmodded consoles and can't into modding

Most consoles support RGB, N64 is a trivial 15 dollar mod that's easier to install than a PS1 modchip. NES really isn't worth it, just emulate or run composite.

I've yet to see a PVM that can't do composite (older models may not do S-video.) With a BVM you'd have to make sure it has the NTSC card (that second input from the right) because that's what handles composite and Y/C. That said quit being a baby and learn to solder it's not hard.

>>3890619
Alright so maybe I'll be able to mod my N64 but how do I hook things up to a monitor like this? Do I need RGB-BNC adaptors or what
Also no idea about sync or any of that

>>3890623
Scart to BNC covers pretty much everything I've thrown at it, and RGB scart cables for basically any console are easily available, and some can be re-used for multiple consoles, like SNES and N64.

>>3890619
>N64 is a trivial 15 dollar mod that's easier to install than a PS1 modchip.
If you have one of the earlier models, not even 15.

The later models require considerably more work, and in particular soldering to some pretty fine pitch stuff.

>>3890617
Yes, there's an S-Video adapter available. https://www.amazon.com/S-Video-Adapter-4-Pin-S-VHS-Connectors/dp/B004GIDT00/ref=cm_cr-mr-title

>>3890620
wtf are you talking about. Just get some chinch-BNC-adapters and plug that fucking composte in Video /a/ or video /b/.

>>3890617
a PVM/BVM also has better quality with composite than a consumer set with composite. It's because them PVM/BVMs are better quality in general. You can still switch to RGB later. Si-Video however is often not available.

>>3890617
>is it worth it to buy a PVM/BVM?
Fuck no.

>>3891480
The second mod does provide slightly better image quality though.

>>3890617
>>3891910
It is, or would be, if you found one for a price that wasn't completely retarded

>>3892078
What's the retarded price cutoff