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Component to HDMI Converter, PORTTA RGB to HDMI Adapter, 5 RCA YPbPr to HDMI Video Converter, Support 1080p 60Hz for PS2 PS3 Xbox 360 DVD Wii HDTV Monitor Projector : Amazon.ca: Electronics
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Screen | Wii | Support | Nintendo
Nintendo using inferior 50Hz mode for European Wii U Virtual Console : r/Games
So, about the Wii U 50hz VC... | NeoGAF
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I use a 1080p TV. Which option I should use and why 480p can't be selected? : r/wii
Can't select EDTV/HDTV 480p with this rgb scart cable (pic2), any advice? : r/wii
Uh-Oh, Nintendo Switch Online's N64 Games Might Be 50Hz In Europe | Nintendo Life
What does the '60 Hz mode' signify in some games? | Nintendo GameCube | Support | Nintendo
Screen | Wii | Support | Nintendo
Any idea why my pal gamecube displays 60hz like this? I do use an adapter to play this through hdmi but i'm not sure if its the adapter or the tv. :
How to change to 60hz? I already try to enter wii menu but still same ? : r/DolphinEmulator
Wii U European VC: The 50Hz Debacle - Editorial - Nintendo World Report
RCA to HDMI GANA : r/WiiHacks
Nintendo solidifies 60Hz support for Wii U Virtual Console with launch of Punch-Out!! | Eurogamer.net
What Is Difference Between 50Hz And 60Hz ? Explained - YouTube
Utility frequency - Wikipedia
So, about the Wii U 50hz VC... | NeoGAF
File:WinterGames Wii EU cover.jpg - Sonic Retro
Nintendo throws rare bone to modern EU gamers via N64 60 Hz toggle | Ars Technica
