VSDISPLAY DVI VGA Audio LCD Controller Board for 17" 17 inch M170ETN01 1 WYD170SKD 01 LVDS 30 PIN LCD Display, for Mod Machine (m170etn011 m170etn01.1 M170QGBN30-01B CD170A54-01)

good item, work well

Bought this to be able to hook up a raspberry pi to my Arcade 1UP Pac-Man screen (I have the first gen that has the vertical screen but it's mounted upright, not laying down like the real pac-man cabinet). Installation was easy, and it works perfectly, very happy. This is a great solution to be able to repurpose an old Arcade 1UP cabinet (in my case, the cabinet board broke, wouldn't play Pac-Man anymore, so now I can keep using the machine with a raspberry pi).

Display controller works great and arrived quickly and in good condition! Thank you!

Hooked it up and my heart sank as no display not even a no display message. Took a breath, flipped the main cable around and it came to life shining bright with my customized bigbox front end software. The power cable that came with your arcade should fit this board. Still verifying audio compatibility. Be sure to know your monitor serial. Use an old computer, get this, dl a mame pack, configure front end loader (launchbox) if you wish, wire up a USB encoder, enjoy.

Perfect for modded Arcade1Ups with BOE monitors. I have a gen 1 cab that was modded with a ArcadeModUp (Gameroom Solutions) mod kit bundle, but the gen 1 screen sucked so I replaced it with a BOE monitor from a newer A1Up cab. I tried using a different LCD converter at first, but the screen was off-centered. So I bought this new LCD converter and it fixed that problem and now works perfectly.

Easy to install and has a great picture. Easy plug and play way to hook up external devices to my Capcom Legacy 12-in-1 cabinet. You will need to find a way to power the marquee separately but some wire shenanigans and a 12v power supply should do the trick. I am very satisfied with this board and it has breathed new life to my cabinet. If this board can get a revision that supports powering a marquee I'd give 5 stars

First, I had a problem with the board I got from the seller "Shenzhen Weisi Electronics Co. Ltd" and they went beyond to help me fix the problem including sending replacement boards. Thumbs up to them! Thank you!What I saw was a bunch of small horizontal lines throughout the picture, moving around very fast. I mounted the board in several spots in my Arcade1up case, with to no avail. After a lot of diagnostics, my issue ended up being an insufficient ground/earth problem with the factory grounding strap not being enough for the LCD controller. After making sure to mount plenty of adhesive hook/loop as an insulator behind the controller (see blue arrow in picture) which is NOT optional. If you do not insulate the back of the LCD controller from the monitor case, it will not work/power up. Once insulated, you'll need a couple small fine threaded screws to add the additional ground/earth connections needed (see green arrows in picture). I used computer screw and they were perfect!Once the ground/earth screws were added, the display is interference/artifact free! Grounding menthods are only slight touched on in many Arcade1up retropie build articles, but its VERY important. Hopefully my painful experience helps someone.Again, Shenzhen Weisi Electronics Co. Ltd bent over backwards to help me out, great seller!

This was the perfect fit to make my partycade into a retro gaming cabinet. Worked out of the box no problems.