Expansion Boards
Modular MiSTer IO board that works as Digital IO for dual SDRAM builds or adds an Analog AV module with VGA, RGB, YPbPr and analog audio output. Related guide: what you need for a first MiSTer FPGA build.
Expansion Boards
MiSTer Laggy v1.3 is a display latency tester pairing a dedicated FPGA core with a USB sensor to measure the delay between frame and screen.
Accessories
Male to male DC jack jumper cable for MiSTer Digital IO boards, letting the USB hub draw its power directly from the DE10-Nano power supply. Related guide: MiSTer cooling and power guide.
Expansion Boards
Official MiSTer endorsed mt32-pi HAT that links a Raspberry Pi directly to the MiSTer with no extra power, audio or MIDI cabling for plug and play MIDI.
Cooling
Noctua NF-A4x10 5V 40mm fan for MiSTer, with Flow Acceleration Channels, SSO2 bearing and AAO standard frame for exceptional quiet cooling. Related guide: MiSTer cooling and power guide.
Cases
Transparent acrylic case for the MiSTer Pi with ventilation slots for the IO board fan and three 3D printed spacers that keep the push buttons usable. Related guide: MiSTer Pi vs DE10-Nano: which board should you buy?.
Accessories
Splitter cable for MiSTer that feeds the DE10-Nano and USB hub from one power supply, with two male plugs and a female connector for the PSU. Related guide: MiSTer cooling and power guide.
Top and bottom Perspex acrylic cover plates for MiSTer in a range of colours, with ventilation slots for an IO board fan and access to the user buttons.
Expansion Boards
Real time clock board for MiSTer that keeps date and time between power cycles for cores such as ao486, Minimig, C64, Neo Geo, SNES and many more.
Expansion Boards
Extra Slim 32MB SDRAM board for MiSTer, providing the precise low latency memory timings demanded by cores such as Neo Geo. For 512KB+ core memory. Related guides: MiSTer SDRAM: 32MB vs 128MB and our MiSTer FPGA beginner's guide.
Expansion Boards
Extra Slim 128MB SDRAM module for MiSTer, essential for Neo Geo and other large cores that need low latency memory the DE10-Nano DDR3 cannot supply. Related guides: MiSTer SDRAM: 32MB vs 128MB and our MiSTer FPGA beginner's guide.
Individual controller adapters for your MiSTer SNAC board, supporting SNES, NES, Mega Drive, Master System, 32X, Atari 7800 and TurboGrafx-16 cores. Related guide: SNAC vs BlisSTer vs USB controllers on MiSTer.
Short shielded USB 3.0 male to female extension cable for MiSTer SNAC setups, reducing strain on the User IO port while keeping signal quality high. Related guide: SNAC vs BlisSTer vs USB controllers on MiSTer.
Bliss-Box enabled SNAC board for MiSTer that accepts Bliss-Box controller cables through its HDMI socket, covering NES, SNES, Mega Drive and more. Related guide: how SNAC and Bliss-Box controllers compare.
Stand-alone N64 SNAC adapter for the MiSTer Nintendo 64 core, supporting native controllers, Rumble Pak, Controller Pak, Transfer Pak and more. Related guide: SNAC vs BlisSTer vs USB controllers on MiSTer.
Stand-alone PSX SNAC adapter for the MiSTer PlayStation core with support for original controllers, rumble, light guns, NeGcon and Jogcon pads. Related guide: SNAC vs BlisSTer vs USB controllers on MiSTer.
Accessories
Long twin Micro USB bridge for MiSTer, linking the DE10-Nano micro USB socket straight to a USB hub that uses a Micro USB socket for a tidier setup.
Accessories
Short twin Micro USB bridge for MiSTer, connecting the DE10-Nano micro USB socket to a USB hub or BlisSTer board for a much tidier build.
Accessories
Short USB 3.0 A-to-A cable for connecting an MT32-Pi to the MiSTer, keeping the I2C link stable by avoiding capacitance and signal reflection.
USB3 SNAC adapter for MiSTer giving zero frames of input latency when you connect original console controllers through the matching adapters sold separately. Related guide: SNAC vs BlisSTer vs USB controllers on MiSTer.