GCHD Gamecube HDMI Adapter Review + Graphics Comparisons

The EON GCHD plug and play HDMI adapter lets you hook your Gamecube up to your HDTV with updated graphics and no input lag. Is it worth the $150 price tag? Let's find out!
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Check out the GC Video Plug n Play: bit.ly/2G1IIMk
Here's a list of all Gamecube games that do and don't support Progressive Scan bit.ly/2L5yFZ4:
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[@FlipBoxStudio]

Just want to say that your comparison video of this product is the best one I’ve seen. I like the screen wipe/split screen effect comparison better than flipping full screen from composite to HDMI like others do. It really helps to show the difference better. The only thing you missed is using the Gameboy player with it. Maybe you could do a part two with this in mind, along with a 6 month update on how the GCHDMI adapter is holding up.

[@SmeargleRocks]

Oh lucky me my gale of darkness GameCube only has the output on the back

[@ceeece]

Insurrection makes the Carby. It’s $75 and does the same thing. It plugs into only one of the ports instead of both leaving your other port free. It comes with a remote to change settings.

[@DrKoneko]

I know I’m late but this video is so well made that I subbed! You guys need more subs.

[@MikeJackson690]

In the market for one of these and your video popped up. Thank you, really helpful roundup! Can't believe you play GC games in 16:9 tho 😋

[@cubx1979]

Thank you! I will be purchasing one of these in the near future

[@zeroskerbo838]

Dude, EXCELLENT video. Thanks for such a thorough breakdown!

[@QuestMode]

ZeroSkerbo Thank you! I definitely wanted to provide as much information as possible. I’m glad it was helpful for you!

[@Aperez78]

I grew up with the GameCube, got it for my birthday back in 2004 and still play it till this day. Normally would play smash with my friends but that hardest part is the input lag we get when playing it on 4k TV's (We play competitive) so we can feel the difference and makes it playing very difficult. Although this video has really motivated me to go on and buy this console because i will keep using this and would love to pass this on to my children. I picked up a Orange Spice GameCube at a garage sale and going to swap the motherboard with a USA 001 Model to get it working with US games or mod it; but would love to have this by its side. Thank you!!

[@QuestMode]

You're welcome. Enjoy!

[@brandonm.6139]

Thanks for the information :D

[@matthewstreets9662]

Awesome footage. I have noticed the difference between the composite cable and the GCHD adapter by e.o.n.

[@kingcars]

Great video! Though it's worthy to mention that one the main draws of the GCHD (and reason not to use the Wii solution) is the Gameboy Player. I plan to use it extensively for that purpose.

[@QuestMode]

That is a great point! I don't have a very big collection of Game Boy games, but I should have definitely pointed that out. Thanks for bringing it up!

[@WhiteJarrah]

0:20 I think you mean better "video quality" and "resolutions". The "graphics" are the characters and backgrounds being rendered on screen, they stay the same regardless of what cables you use. Resolution are your pixel dimensions, which can be either interlaced or progressive. And video quality is, well, the quality of how well you can see the graphics on screen.

[@dannyjr3466]

Nice video!

[@thefifthdoctor6780]

I have a retrotink 2x pro but I’ve ordered this product for the GameCube and N64. Hopefully I’ll see some marked improvement

[@IROC-ROB]

The reason why it looks bad with 480i is because the GCHD comes with the “double-lines” in 480i enabled. You need to go into the settings of 480i and disable the double lines. Trust me, get a universal remote go into the GCHD settings then go into the 480i setting. You will see that the double-lines are on and you need to turn them off. Then it will look 10 times better with the games that only display 480i. Trust me

[@IROC-ROB]

I figured it out because I was doing a side-by-side comparison of the GCHD compared to my Wii with the HD component cables and I noticed that the GCHD looked horrible with games that were only on 480i compared to the Wii. At that point I knew there was no way that the GCHD could look that bad compared to the Wii so I took my cable remote because that is a Universal and I paired my GCHD to the Aux Device selection of the remote. I soon as I went into the settings and I disabled the double lines from the 480i It immediately cleared right up

[@manorboy3113]

Mine is coming in the mail today, gonna definitely do this method.

[@jantheman2]

I found leaving it on with scanlines helps for some games. Resident Evil 2 and 3 look much better if you have scanlines turned on.

[@Ajd-wy5ib]

thank you i am going to buy this product because of this video thank you

[@QuestMode]

If it's within your budget and you will play it often, it's absolutely worth it. Have fun!

[@Ajd-wy5ib]

Quest Mode thanks

[@anthonyc1561]

Do you know any lagless HDMI adapters for Wii? I play smash Bros melee on my Wii but I can tell there's input lag when connected to my hd TV. I would love to find a solution for it.

[@SeaSlug]

The swell wii 2hdmi + the new mod for melee that gives it less lag than the original game to make up for the new lag added by modern displays

[@jorgeehernandez6930]

So a wii + hyperkin hdmi vs gchd mal ll ?

[@codegate615]

He never reviewed zxp cable hdmi...only trash talked its website tho XD

[@timterrell8678]

You can get GameCube component cables for $200 on eBay. GameCube component still outputs a superior picture to GCHD.

[@davidste60]

No it doesn't as has been shown in many videos here on youtube. GCvideo based solutions are superior.

[@125conman]

Is their a reason why to buy this one instead of the 100$ version that only uses digital output?

[@SheepHairOG]

No, however, EON is making a second version of this adapter (being released sometime this month) which has both an HDMI and a Wii component/SCART output, plus an analog/digital audio output, all for the same price of $150. If you're purely playing these games at home with the Gamecube plugged into a TV and nothing else, the $100 ZXP cable is good enough. The EON Mk-II is more for professional gaming and live streaming, specifically for competitive Super Smash Bros. Melee.

[@JDzork]

Better "graphics" or visual quality?

[@QuestMode]

I would say the graphics actually look better, but some people might disagree. This video is pretty representative of the change, so look closely and I think you'll get a good idea of how it looks.

[@Rizzatouille]

If you press b before turning on your gamecube it will do nothing cause your gamecube will be off

[@Bonswally]

rad2x is cable $60. As good as this.

[@OncleSamProductionsArchives]

I simply use the little white box called AV2HDMI. 20 bucks. Same quality.

[@arceus413]

too blurry and 16:9

[@davidste60]

A composite to hdmi converter? It's physically impossible that that's the same quality.

[@ians_parks]

No not the same quality

[@Martin.chapman]

No put hopefully it drops in price bext year 😂

[@ericcreton4762]

Stop to compare only with composite, it's ridiculous

[@charlieb308]

I bought this, garbage, waste of $161.99, tested on 9 TVs with different games and settings, all trash