Before you buy any gaming replacement part for a retro console, decide whether you are solving a video-output problem or a hardware-wear problem. These four mod kits are not interchangeable: one changes the N64 signal to RGB, one adds HDMI to a PS One, one adds AV output to an Atari 2600 Jr, and one replaces a PSP charging port with USB-C. Listed prices span $12.99 to $51.50, so the real test is matching the board to your console and to the skill level the install requires.
Quick take
The Hispeedido PS One kit is listed at the highest price and offers digital HDMI output. The PSP USB-C kit is the least expensive and targets charging. The N64 RGB module sits in the middle and is for RGB output. The Atari 2600 Jr AV board is a low-price AV upgrade for a specific console. Your choice starts with the console you own.
Listed-price comparison
| Kit | Listed Price | Price Bar |
|---|---|---|
| RGB Module Chip NTSC to RGB Output Module RGB MOD Kit for N64 NTSC Game Console | $25.16 | |
| Hispeedido For PS ONE Digital to Digital HDMI Mod Kit For PS ONE Game Console | $51.50 | |
| Atari 2600 Jr Video Game Console 2006 RetroKidz Audio Video AV Mod Board | $13.64 | |
| USB-C Charging Mod Kit for Sony PSP 2000 3000 Console Repair Upgrade - PSP USB C | $12.99 |
Decision matrix
- N64 RGB Module Chip - Go with this when you have an NTSC N64 and you specifically want RGB output rather than HDMI.
- Hispeedido PS One HDMI Mod Kit - Go with this when a PS One needs digital HDMI output and you are comfortable soldering; good soldering skills are required.
- RetroKidz Atari 2600 Jr AV Mod Board - Go with this when you have a 2600 Jr and want a wired AV mod board in an NTSC-U/C setup.
- PSP USB-C Charging Mod Kit - Go with this when you own a PSP 2000 or 3000 and need a modern USB-C charging port to replace the original.
Product notes
N64 RGB Module Chip
The N64 RGB Module Chip targets NTSC N64 consoles and is built as an RGB output module. In the context of this lineup, it is the middle-priced video board, above the Atari board and PSP kit and below the PS One HDMI kit. The reason to pick it is straightforward: if RGB output is the signal you need from an NTSC N64, this kit targets exactly that. The limitation is the output format. It does not promise HDMI or a built-in menu, so it is not a substitute for an HDMI mod. For an N64 owner aiming at RGB, it is the relevant match.
Hispeedido PS One Digital-to-Digital HDMI Mod Kit
The Hispeedido kit is the only HDMI-capable video board in this group. It provides digital-to-digital HDMI output for PS One with 480P and 1080P modes, an OSD menu, and six aspect ratio choices. That makes it the direct pick when the goal is getting a PS One onto a modern HDMI display. Good soldering skills are required for the install, since the PCB and flex cable go into the console. The trade-off is the combination of installation difficulty and the highest listed price in this set. If you are comfortable with that step and want PS One over HDMI, this kit is the direct path.
RetroKidz Atari 2600 Jr AV Mod Board
The RetroKidz board is for the Atari 2600 Jr and comes as an Audio Video AV Mod Board with wired connectivity. It also carries an NTSC-U/C region code, which makes it a better match if you are setting up a US or Canada-region machine. At the lower end of the price spread, this board is an inexpensive way to add AV output to a 2600 Jr. The limitation is fit: the title points to the 2600 Jr, so it is not positioned as a universal Atari board. The low listed price and wired AV approach are the main reasons to consider it if that is the exact console you own.
USB-C Charging Mod Kit for Sony PSP 2000 3000
This mod kit is a charging-port replacement for the Sony PSP 2000 and PSP 3000. It replaces the original charging port with USB-C, which makes the package practical for repairs and custom console builds. Of the four items here, it is the lowest listed price, and it includes one USB-C mod kit. The clear limitation is that it only solves charging, not video output. If the PSP original charging port is damaged or unreliable and you own a 2000 or 3000 model, this is the direct answer. If you expected a screen or video change, this kit is not that upgrade.
Final recommendation by use case
- PS One to HDMI: The Hispeedido kit is the one listed with digital HDMI output and 480P/1080P modes, so it is the match if you are comfortable with soldering.
- N64 RGB output: The N64 RGB Module Chip is the dedicated RGB kit in this group, so it fits an NTSC N64 setup where RGB is the target.
- Atari 2600 Jr AV output: The RetroKidz AV Mod Board is the wired AV board at the low end of the range for that specific console.
- PSP 2000/3000 charging repair: The USB-C Charging Mod Kit is designed for exactly that repair on those PSP models.
