Hello, I am building my first Mister in the new year and have a question about IO boards.

I was wondering if there are any boards other than the digital IO board that allows for dual SD ram?

Anyone else finds the Pocket screen way too cramped for anything other than running portable cores? Would love a portable FPGA console with a screen as big as the Steam Deck's

Is there info anywhere on what each setting does in the mister ini file and what the best setting to use, i have found old sources but they don't include a lot of the newer features like the HDR option and whats the difference between, integer resolution scaling, use core aspect ratio and integer resolution scaling, maintain display aspect ratio etc?

I recently got an Analogue Pocket and it opened my eyes up to the world of FPGA, I was wondering what is a good place to start learning for core development/porting? I have a decent background in coding and am looking for some good resources to start my journey

Over the past couple days I've accidentally lost hours of gameplay by not saving correctly on my Mister because I forgot to open the menu after saving SNES games. Why are the cores for the Analogue Pocket able to save automatically without having to open any menus but the Mister is not able to?

I don't know if this is worth a thread but what is the best reasonably cheapest HDTV that's suitable for the MiSTer and is low latency and supports VRR? (or is at least friendly to off-spec refresh rates)

I watched the MLiG episode reviewing the LG C2 but it seemed to have as surprisingly high number of problems for retro and the C1 reviewed in the latter half seemed to be a lot better...yet it's sold out everywhere.

Has it been finally discontinued and all stock dried up? Are there better suggestions for retro that are well rounded for devices like the RetroTINK and MiSTer?

I'm only making this thread because it feels like this sort of thing is kind of under researched and not talked about often when recommending newer TVs, it can feel like a gamble for anything that isn't and newer console

I purchased a Mister build w the Digital IO board primarily for the ability to expand RAM. However, I recently purchased a multisync bvm.

I want to be able to split between the two. Can I do this with the Digital IO version or will I need to switch to the standard board? Can an Extron or my Denon X3400 work to split between the two displays?

Thanks!