I don't know how often you get this, but I've watched your videos since about 2014. We've actually talked briefly before, funny enough. Still after all these years, you make good stuff for people to watch. Always very informative and make it very user friendly. You've always been very kind to me, and I love to see you still thriving today. Keep going strong, my friend. :))
You are the person that inspired me to do RGH on xboxes, I did couple of Trinity consoles using your guide and RGH 3 couple of Falcons. I do feel proud of myself that I was able to do it before you did the tutorial, but I am still very grateful for your work. Btw for removing old thermal paste I found naphta (lighter fluid) to be the best, it dissolves it in no time. Just remember to flush it with some isopropyl alcohol as naphta stinks a bit. Thanks again for your work man, cheers!
@@repairstudio4940what's the right reddit community? I have two old (both working, minus one disc drive) phats and just got a soldering kit. I'm finally ready to dive in, just need this nand writer
To be honest, yours and modded warfares videos are both great. If I want to RGH 3 a 360, I use this video to pick up any information I missed whereas modded warfares video is short and straight to the point. You’re both great!
Tried doing rgh 1.2 but I just couldn't get it to boot consistently if at all no matter what I did. So I tried this instead and so far it's been amazing, instant boots on my jasper 16mb. Really appreciate all your videos man they have made this whole process a breeze.
Just ordered a Jasper. Watched your whole video; I only have minor experience soldering in school years ago but I think I may give this a go. I’m pretty hands on. Great tutorial; love how in depth your tutorial was while not being patronising. Will be sure to update you on how it goes when I eventually get all the kit together ❤
last year i rgh3.0'D a trinity its super easy with no experience, but can be difficult linking wires to resistors and ground points hope your setup went well,
I've done few 360 elite (jasper V2) rgh3 and yes, these have a bit inconsistent boot time (from instant boot to few sec, sometimes more than 10sec.) Sometimes, they won't glitch at all, but it's really rare, and you just have to turn it off and turn it on again. However, all of my 360 are at my friend's home, they are running at least once a week, and they never let us down ! I understand what you said, but with my small experience, I still recommend rgh3 on phat system if you want to enjoy good games for the cheapest price ! Keep it up !
Sounds like a good experience, which is great! Although it can differ, you'll also see others who have a small experience and sample set who have had nothing but issues with their RGH 3.0 consoles.
@@MrMario2011 I agree with you, I actually read the comments ! Just want to share my (small) experience ☺️ On the first rgh I've done (jasper V2) ,I noticed that boot times are the most inconsistent, and I think it's related to the fact that I did put too long wires. On the phat consoles that I did rgh3 more recently, I put the shortest possible wire, and it did improve boot times, or at least the consistency. (Instant boot 30% of the time, and less than 10sec boot 65% of the time. Still got more than 10sec boot once a while, but it's not a big deal) I still use my first rgh frequently (my main system), with too long wires, and it still works very well !
@@PhilThrahuile FWIW the only times I've had iffy RGH3 operation was on a 2008 Falcon that had two bad blocks of which one was in the 1xx region (the other was located at 2BD). Apparently it's a bit sensitive if it's the 0x1xx region when it comes to bad blocks...it did fix itself over time of usage, so probably just NAND rot?
Great video! I've done the rgh3 on my 512mb jasper, with great success. Has been running for over a month now, with mostly instaboot times. I have been super lucky with my console. Fantastic instructions as always!
Does it have extended GPU heatsink or stock xenon 512mb??? Also it's a gamble long term you might end up getting zero continuity on stock resistors, caps, or diodes in area on phats later down road you may not only time will tell... like @MrMario2011 shared.
@@dasmikko true true I mean m$ didn't design the supply's to be fabricated that way a glitch to glitch itself all in one who's knows what long term resistances are or gate drains on pwm parts have effects
Thanks for this. I took the plunge and got a soldering iron and all the tools needed with absolulutely no experience in soldering and I succesfully did this yesterday using the pico method. Works perfectly and boots fast.
Huge props to your guide, now I'm a proud owner of both a Kronos RGH3 Elite unit and a custom-cobbled-together MS serviced Falcon that's RGH3'd. Kronos was done locally, the Falcon I did it myself. Bought a Pico, worked straight out of the first try with 27MHz. Shell is made out of a Elite Falcon that had a missing faceplate, and a scrapped (broke traces when removing X-Clamps >.
Congrats! Awesome to see! The Falcon I showed in here is on 27MHz, works well but it takes 7 seconds to boot. No biggie, just 2 seconds longer than an instaboot.
@@MrMario2011 I did mine on 27 too. I suspect the Kronos (which isn't my work, it was done before I got hold of a USB-C RPi Pico to use as a flasher) was done on 10 MHz, which MIGHT be spotty? It sometimes sits at a black screen, though I just power cycle it whenever that happens and it boots up right away. Also check this out, I ran DashLaunch to set up Aurora as default boot dash and the console info is just funny - board indeed shows up as Falcon, yet the flash identifies itself as Trinity 🤣👍 How does that even happen?
And we have another winner! An April 2009 datecode 16MB Jasper successfully RGH3'd. Same 27MHz setting. This one must've been a shell swap of a modded elite (or at the very least the HDD was from a modded unit) as upon RGH-ing I was instantly greeted with Freestyle instead of the standard 360 dash, for whatever reason :D Off to Aurora it'll go since it's pretty void as is.
Here's a tip for remembering the orientation of the diode inside your shrinkwrapped wire. Just use another color of wire on that end. I used a white wire on the anode side and a black wire on the cathode side. Easy peasy to remember which end to hook up to POST1/FT6U7.
I followed this guide extensively (Watched maybe 6-8 times) and so thought I would give my experience. I first tried to RGH 3 a Ebay Jasper 16mb elite, but it was too unreliable. The RGH would be working for one moment, then after turning the console off it would not, or only glitch once every 20+ tries. I re-made and re-soldered the wires probably up to 10+ times before the Xbox stopped working (During boot it gives me 1 solid green light and no video). I think the issues were due to the dodgy Xbox I received from Ebay. The external case was in pretty poor condition, the internals showed signs of liquid damage and had been opened before. One oddity I noticed while troubleshooting the RGH to try and make it reliable was that it would RROD if I brushed or touched the heatsink by a fraction - usually a sign of static electricity causing issues but I made sure I was grounded so not sure what it was. I then tried it on a Jasper 512mb from a local pawn store. It still had the warranty sticker sealed. After opening - it looked like it was never used - I could only find a very small amount of dust on the fan and that was it. With this Xbox I was successful with achieving a reliable RGH. At first it wouldn't work, until I tried 10Mhz instead of 27Mhz and it has booted successfully ever since (Boot times range from instant to 30 seconds). I have now transplanted the Jasper 512mb in my Halo 3 edition Xbox and I am a happy man. I think having an Xbox that was in much better condition got me over the line. Thank-you for the detailed video. I learned how to solder from this project. I look forward to doing more mods in the future. 👍👍👍
It's most likely my goofy soldering but when I turn on the console it shuts off after a second. I'll retry my soldering tomorrow, I need some new heads because mine are starting to not even take solder.
These were the first consoles I had done this mod with and I was ecstatic. And then the problems began. My biggest problem was that it would never glitch on most boots. I'd leave it sit about 30 seconds before powering off then powering back on repeatedly until it started. I keep these in my closet for the time being. EDIT: Also want to mention, I use lighter fluid for thermal paste. It works wonders. drench piece of a paper towel, set it there about 10 seconds then start wiping. Of course follow up with a bit of alcohol to remove the greasy oil residue.
@@MrMario2011 Trinities are definitely my favorite revision. I've been hoping to see someone do a Corona with the latest version of my 3d printed post fix adapter. Every time I get a new console I set up the camera and tear it all down to find it doesn't require one. Before I would get one every other day! Ah, well. Nice presentation here, as usual. All explanation and low filler. This is the way.
If it helps at all, that POST point under the XCGPU can be used in any Trinity or Corona console. Some people have to use the adapter if they screw up their POST point on the bottom of the board.
@@MrMario2011 hey, that's a thought for testing purposes. It's easy to overlook the logical sometimes. I luckily haven't messed up any post points in all of my adventures. I have done two consoles with variations of the design I guess I failed to mention, but by that time I just wanted to rush to button things up left with only the idea afterwards. And why waste the thermal paste was the attitude by that point. I'll keep that in mind!
Successfully rgh 3'd my childhood trinity console, my first modded xbox 360, earlier today thanks to your guide. now looking to try rgh 3 on a spare jasper that's been collecting dust.
Word of note when doing this mod: After you remove the old thermal paste from both the CPU and GPU, you may feel tempted to go in with a small brush and some IPA and clean the rest of the mainboard on both sides. I highly recommend that you do that, as it will alleviate problems that may build up later on the board itself.
Great Tutorial. So I wanted to do it with one Xbox 360 Jasper but someone was there before me and the board was do messed up that the first one was a fail. The second Xbox I bought was a 360 elite Jasper. I used the Pico Flasher and faced the Problem that it would read the nand but they would not be the same,wrong header or it would automatically select RGH 2 even though it was a stock console. For those who have similar problems and soldered everything perfectly, in my case the cables which I bought were the Problem. After I change every kabel to a thicker one it started working. And so I have now a RGH 3 Xbox. In my case 10mhz works better than 27. Thank you for your step by step guide which was very helpful.
so ive been trying for a month now. i have a dump of my xbox. but then after that the xbox wouldnt boot and now it will not connect to my jr. it says console not found. what do i do?
Sick guide. Is it normal for glitching to take 6 seconds? It’s damn near instant to xell but takes 6 seconds to start the splash on retail. Is that just the nature of RGH 3 on Phat systems? Thanks
You are definitely correct about Rgh3 fat boots times. Just had a jasper I had to refund the buyer. 27mhz would boot 50-200seconds or nothing. 10mhz just turned off on boot.
@@Mailmansson Did you have any bad blocks in the NAND? I nearly had that encounter with a Falcon that had NAND rot due to sitting unused. Cycling it a few times fixed it aside from a single bad block that was really a goner.
I did this just yesterday, my wire didn't solder properly, that it gives me an error when trying to read Nand. So, I went back change the wires read Nand everything went smooth.
Anytime I try to RGH3 Xbox360, After Creating ECC then try to ON the xbox, it we not boot but I later discovered once it happened like that it means the Xbox as automatically as issue of three Red Ring of Death. So I want to ask if there is anything you think am doing in the process of RGH3, that is not Proper ????
Everything seems to have worked and I can boot into Xell with the eject button, but I don't have the glitch.ecc file to backup (every other file is there)? I'm assuming it's fine, but curious if this is the same for anyone else? Edit: I checked the logs and apparantly the glitch.ecc wrote to the nand successfully. Whatever, as long as it works!
I just attempted this and was able to write the nand but immediately after writing the nand I unplugged everything, desoldered the xflasher connector tried booting up again and got rrod or 3 flashing red lights, the eject boot to xcell doesn't work either but it did right before the nand write, not too sure if I messed something up, or if a nand corruption could cause rrod or if it's just a coincidence. Any help would be greatly appreciated, would love to know for sure if the nand can have no affect, I can attempt a reflow of the gpu if needed.
my RGH3 Falcon stopped working after 2 years of consistent gaming and almost zero-freeze and boot time. but a couple of days ago it just halted within 5 min from start up. from that time it never booted again - no RROD, just center led is solid green. the fans are working as well.
That's why the warning at the beginning is there! Be sure to let people know who claim that RGH3 is perfectly fine for Phat consoles. RGH 1.2 is the route for you now.
Lets fucking gooooooo! I just got mine done in two hours. I accidentally ordered 10k resistors.... so i used two of them. " Pico pi is easy RGH3. Youve gotten me through PS3 and Xbox 360 now! I think Vita too
My PicoFlasher just has some 28 or 26 awg wires soldered in. For the xFlasher360 I took the standard NAND wires years ago, cut off the tips, soldered sewing needles to them, then used heatshrink tubing.
First, I like to thank you for creating these great videos, they are well done and thorough. They provide a invaluable resource to the mod (and maintenance) community. My only question is with the rear case sticker which shows 12v 12.1A, and the all black U2C1(Southbridge) chip, which I had always thought was found on Jasper boards. Was this a Falcon or a Jasper?
hello everyone, new guy here. i looked up the availability of resistors on amazon and have a couple of questions. which ones are better for the rgh3; 1/4, 1/2W or 1W? ...also does the direction of the resistor matter for the color stripes? thnx
@@MrMario2011Heh, as the replies go that is pretty definitive and thanx for the quick reply. i`ve been loosing sleep over your tutorials. can`t wait to get started on the og xbox and the 360.
Thanks for this video. It's curious that everywhere I see there's warnings about how temperamental this mod can be, and how boot times can fluctuate. I've done it to two Falcon consoles now and the boot times are consistent and are instant and they've been kicking for about a year now with no problems. (Came back here for reminders so I can do a third console.) I'll be doing an RGH 3 mod to my Slim soon after I've gotten some other systems out of the way and I wonder if that'll be any different in terms of stability, I hope it's not worse lol.
It's hit and miss per console AND could present issues given enough time, guaranteeing it's solid or will fail isn't possible, but still not recommended fully for Phat systems. Slim systems are harder, but they work fantastic.
@@MrMario2011 Yeah, I'm not saying it's BS or anything just was strange because I expected the console to be a bit funny with the mod and go from a five second boot to a five minute boot at random. Good to know slim systems work better, despite my phats working fine so far I've always been worried one day I'll turn it on and it's decided to stop working. Merry Christmas by the way!
I know this is an old video but I have a couple Zephyr's that I want to mod but finding a good tutorial for Zephyrs is near impossible to find. Does anyone know where to find one? I can't find an RGH3 for one anywhere.
@@MrMario2011 Thank you for the reply! I have one more question, if that's okay. I RGH3ed a console(trinity), and now the 360 games that I had already downloaded won't play, the arcade games and indi play fine but none of my previously DLed games will launch. I have done the avatar fix and the backwards compat partition thing to no avail. Any info as to why this is happening?
i've tried 2 jaspers and the rol just flashes on both i've redone the rgh wires and the nand wires but i'm still just getting the flashing light. any ideas or tips?
@@MrMario2011 thanks for replying, I removed the diode and resistor on both consoles and they work, funny thing is I did this on a falcon and used the diode and resistor and it works fine
The modification made to the bottom of the board that you made using a diode and resistor I have already seen done using a 1.2 volt voltage regulator. What would be the difference between the two methods and which would be the best option?
lol now im scared my RGH3 Jasper from ebay will stop glitching, had it for 4 months & it only takes like 5-10 seconds to boot 99% of the time. guess i'd better learn the art of soldering
Does the type of switching diode matter? If I order from ebay I have to wait almost a month to receive that specific diode, where as I could get a diode from takealot in more or less 7 business days.
idk why but I ended up thinking a 10k resistor was a 22k & installed it instead of the 22k. sadly my picoflasher isn't picking anything up when i connect it, & I've trouble shooted everything else (solder connections, resistance values, continuity, etc.) so I was just wondering if I should just reinstall a new wire with a 22k resistor instead?
@@MrMario2011 I apprecaite your quick responses, but I think I I made a huge over sight, I actually put the green and blue wires on the row to right of them. I'm going to try soldering them to the correct position & see if that resolves the problem ( I think it should, I feel like an idiot lol) Thanks again! *first update* sadly its still not detecting detecting, so im not sure whether its the software or if i bricked the xbox by putting them those wires in the wrong row... could that cause a brick? Sorry for so many questions, i've never really modded an xbox before so I'm pretty new to the schematics. *second update* got it working just had to connect it in a different order lol
Great video 👍 I’m having a little issue. Installed j runner w extras and installed the drivers for the xflasher as well but when I open jrunner while having xflasher plugged in and set to spi mode it doesn’t show up in jrunner.
Hey man, I had a question. I'm not sure if this is stupid or silly but what if you want to remove RGH from your Xbox? Do you have a video on that by chance?
Followed this guide to install the the RGH3 after I had some issues with the RGH1.2 installation on my Falcon Xbox 360 (RROD 0010 error and then no HDMI output after fixing it). The only slight difference i have on my installation is rather than using a single 22K ohms resister, I am using 2x 10K ohms resisters in series (didn't have a 22K at the time). So far my console has been booting consistantly for the past week since its installation and hopefully stays like this.
Just ran the "Read Nand" on a Jasper and the program asked me what size Nand to dump. It gave me a choice of 64mb (system) and 512mb. I selected the 64mb option, should I redump the Nand using the 512 option instead or does it matter?
Hi mario. I have one 512 jasper. Read and compare nands are ok. But when i write xell image, it beeps but the message "writing xell image completed" or something wont show up and it only says writing xell image and it stucks. If i turn on my console with eject button, it turns off after about 2 sec. No red lights. Just green light and turns off
Had the same issue also with a 512 jasper. glitch doesnt work, the fan is acting strange, like pulsating or so. I desolderd the wires, rewrote the stock NAND, but then the console shuts down after 1-2 seconds like yours did. So i rewrote again the stock nand and this time it worked. Tried it again, now its working.
Had a 360 with a flashed drive back in the day until i got hit in a ban wave... got a new one for christmas in 2009 i think, i believe its a hdmi jasper or falcon with the white drive bezel... never modded it as i think i only bought halo after that... Has anything changed in the last 2 years with rgh v3 to make it more reliable or even recommended for phat consoles?
If this happened after RGH 3.0 was installed, it could be an issue with your install itself, or your console isn't compatible with RGH 3.0 and needs to be changed to 1.2
What's weird for me is that the power socket looks like a falcon, but the power supply is 203W and the description above the socket in the picture is the same as zephyr. So do I have zephyr or falcon?
Look super closely, best case you could have gotten a case-swapped system, worst case a previous owner did that nasty mod where you knock off the middle pin to make it work with a 175w power supply.
@MrMario2011 I just remembered that the power supply might be from a older 360 I previously had (it got 1 red ring and the e74 error code just after warranty expired) and I think that's where the power supply is from. This Xbox in the power socket it dose say FL which might mean it's a falcon maybe? But above on the case it lists the power specs of a zephyr. The console is manufactured in oktober 2007. The previous owner is my brother who left it when moved out and maybe because it had the disc tray won't come out (he had this same problem with another Xbox 360 he had and Microsoft replaced it and that one got the same issue afterwards as well)problem. Sorry for the wall of text.
@@BlackDragon951 The easiest way to tell is check for the MS sticker behind the faceplate. If it was tampered, your brother might have swapped a Falcon inside the Zephyr case. If not and the sticker is intact, you might have a M$ refurb.
I tried doing RGH3 to my Jasper, but it didn't work greatly, my console froze multiple times during boot and Dashboard. Anyways, nice walkthrough trough this mod :)
would a rectifier diode work? I have only 1n4007 ones :( I harvested a diode from an old pcb that seems to be a switching one, but it's pretty old and I don't know if it's reliable and a 20k resistor would be enough?
If someone's falcon doesn't want to boot after installing xell, let them install a 10k resistor... mine didn't want to boot with a 22k resistor and with 10k it was insta boot
Thanks for the tip. Mine didn´t work first time with the 22k. Tried a 10k instead and it worked! Just for curiosity i removed later the 10k and put back the 22k resitor. Working also fine now?! wierd!
Hello i follow all the steps right from the beginning and when try to boot after the creation of XLL the xbox open with a solid green light but no signal from hdmi What i can do? I working with raspberry pico on a falcon xbox and the same thing is doing with both ways 27hz/10hz
Had the same issue with my Falcon. Today i´ve read a comment here that someone used a 10k resitor instead of the 22k. I tried this also and it worked. After finishing the RGH i put back the 22k resitor just to look if it´s stopped working, but it´s working fine?! Don´t know exactly why, but you can try that too.
Try 10 MHz as well. Also make sure your soldering quality is good, wire routing is short, etc. If you remove the wiring and stock NAND boots, then it might be a case of your console not accepting RGH3. At that point RGH 1.2 would be recommended.
hey man! It’s been over a year now since making this, how’s the console holding up and can you now recommend doing this? Or would you suggest anything different? Looking to do this to my Jasper v2 360 elite!
If you get a cheap soldering iron that comes with solder and no flux it will be almost impossible to solder anything to the Xbox without breaking it make sure you have flux or the solder your using has flux in it
I don't know how often you get this, but I've watched your videos since about 2014. We've actually talked briefly before, funny enough. Still after all these years, you make good stuff for people to watch. Always very informative and make it very user friendly. You've always been very kind to me, and I love to see you still thriving today.
Keep going strong, my friend. :))
Thanks for hanging out!
You are the person that inspired me to do RGH on xboxes, I did couple of Trinity consoles using your guide and RGH 3 couple of Falcons. I do feel proud of myself that I was able to do it before you did the tutorial, but I am still very grateful for your work. Btw for removing old thermal paste I found naphta (lighter fluid) to be the best, it dissolves it in no time. Just remember to flush it with some isopropyl alcohol as naphta stinks a bit. Thanks again for your work man, cheers!
@@repairstudio4940what's the right reddit community? I have two old (both working, minus one disc drive) phats and just got a soldering kit. I'm finally ready to dive in, just need this nand writer
To be honest, yours and modded warfares videos are both great. If I want to RGH 3 a 360, I use this video to pick up any information I missed whereas modded warfares video is short and straight to the point. You’re both great!
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Tried doing rgh 1.2 but I just couldn't get it to boot consistently if at all no matter what I did. So I tried this instead and so far it's been amazing, instant boots on my jasper 16mb. Really appreciate all your videos man they have made this whole process a breeze.
Just ordered a Jasper. Watched your whole video; I only have minor experience soldering in school years ago but I think I may give this a go. I’m pretty hands on. Great tutorial; love how in depth your tutorial was while not being patronising. Will be sure to update you on how it goes when I eventually get all the kit together ❤
Good luck! Along with that: practice, practice, practice.
Did it work for you? where did you buy the RGH kit?
last year i rgh3.0'D a trinity its super easy with no experience, but can be difficult linking wires to resistors and ground points hope your setup went well,
The explanation a the begginning of the video is perfect, cant agree more-
I've done few 360 elite (jasper V2) rgh3 and yes, these have a bit inconsistent boot time (from instant boot to few sec, sometimes more than 10sec.)
Sometimes, they won't glitch at all, but it's really rare, and you just have to turn it off and turn it on again.
However, all of my 360 are at my friend's home, they are running at least once a week, and they never let us down !
I understand what you said, but with my small experience, I still recommend rgh3 on phat system if you want to enjoy good games for the cheapest price !
Keep it up !
Sounds like a good experience, which is great! Although it can differ, you'll also see others who have a small experience and sample set who have had nothing but issues with their RGH 3.0 consoles.
@@MrMario2011 I agree with you, I actually read the comments ! Just want to share my (small) experience ☺️
On the first rgh I've done (jasper V2)
,I noticed that boot times are the most inconsistent, and I think it's related to the fact that I did put too long wires. On the phat consoles that I did rgh3 more recently, I put the shortest possible wire, and it did improve boot times, or at least the consistency. (Instant boot 30% of the time, and less than 10sec boot 65% of the time. Still got more than 10sec boot once a while, but it's not a big deal)
I still use my first rgh frequently (my main system), with too long wires, and it still works very well !
@@PhilThrahuile FWIW the only times I've had iffy RGH3 operation was on a 2008 Falcon that had two bad blocks of which one was in the 1xx region (the other was located at 2BD). Apparently it's a bit sensitive if it's the 0x1xx region when it comes to bad blocks...it did fix itself over time of usage, so probably just NAND rot?
Thank you very much. Great to see Quality tutorials in 2022.
Glad it can help!
Mr Mario - you are freaking awesome! I could never have done this without your expert guide
That was all you!
one of the best YT Guides ive ever seen. well done
Glad it helped!
Love the tutorial, but I always giggle at some of the blacked out info. None of it is really identifying or useful to outside parties.
Aah here we go, thanks for another tutorial. Youre an absolute legend mate.
I messed up One Jasper for the First Time. But thank you i did It on another Jasper and a Falcon and It perfectly works
Successfully done 2 trinity's and 1 jasper with your tutorials now, thank you!
You're welcome!
Is the rgh 3 still in beta or its better now on falcom board?
Great video! I've done the rgh3 on my 512mb jasper, with great success. Has been running for over a month now, with mostly instaboot times. I have been super lucky with my console.
Fantastic instructions as always!
Does it have extended GPU heatsink or stock xenon 512mb??? Also it's a gamble long term you might end up getting zero continuity on stock resistors, caps, or diodes in area on phats later down road you may not only time will tell... like @MrMario2011 shared.
@@modbox9560 i believe the stock xenon one. But yeah, only time will tell. Worst case is that i will have to covert it to a 1.2 rgh
@@dasmikko true true I mean m$ didn't design the supply's to be fabricated that way a glitch to glitch itself all in one who's knows what long term resistances are or gate drains on pwm parts have effects
Thanks for this. I took the plunge and got a soldering iron and all the tools needed with absolulutely no experience in soldering and I succesfully did this yesterday using the pico method. Works perfectly and boots fast.
Nice work!
Thank you Mr. Mario for the heads-up. A big shut-out to the "Hellooooo..." Man Octo.
HEELLLOOOOOOoooo...
Went from 2+ minutes (or never) to boot (RGH2 Cool Runner C) to less than 10 seconds, Jasper console. Thanks for the video!
You're welcome! Although the move there would have been better going from RGH2 to RGH 1.2
yeah, but then I would have to program the coolrunner right? that makes it more complex (for me) because I would have to import a programmer board.
Huge props to your guide, now I'm a proud owner of both a Kronos RGH3 Elite unit and a custom-cobbled-together MS serviced Falcon that's RGH3'd. Kronos was done locally, the Falcon I did it myself.
Bought a Pico, worked straight out of the first try with 27MHz. Shell is made out of a Elite Falcon that had a missing faceplate, and a scrapped (broke traces when removing X-Clamps >.
Congrats! Awesome to see! The Falcon I showed in here is on 27MHz, works well but it takes 7 seconds to boot. No biggie, just 2 seconds longer than an instaboot.
@@MrMario2011 I did mine on 27 too.
I suspect the Kronos (which isn't my work, it was done before I got hold of a USB-C RPi Pico to use as a flasher) was done on 10 MHz, which MIGHT be spotty? It sometimes sits at a black screen, though I just power cycle it whenever that happens and it boots up right away.
Also check this out, I ran DashLaunch to set up Aurora as default boot dash and the console info is just funny - board indeed shows up as Falcon, yet the flash identifies itself as Trinity 🤣👍 How does that even happen?
And we have another winner! An April 2009 datecode 16MB Jasper successfully RGH3'd.
Same 27MHz setting. This one must've been a shell swap of a modded elite (or at the very least the HDD was from a modded unit) as upon RGH-ing I was instantly greeted with Freestyle instead of the standard 360 dash, for whatever reason :D
Off to Aurora it'll go since it's pretty void as is.
Here's a tip for remembering the orientation of the diode inside your shrinkwrapped wire. Just use another color of wire on that end. I used a white wire on the anode side and a black wire on the cathode side. Easy peasy to remember which end to hook up to POST1/FT6U7.
For sure, I thought of it afterwards for the sake of that tutorial but didn't do so in the moment as I usually just stick to one color.
Does it matter if I use 30 awg kynar wire? Or can I use anything different?
Up to you
Just in time! i have a falcon a pi pico and the 22 ohm resistor all i need is for the 1n4148 to arrive probably monday. thanks !
See you in a couple days!
Right now i just successfully booted my rgh3 falcon, thanks a lot for this guide!
Nice work!
I followed this guide extensively (Watched maybe 6-8 times) and so thought I would give my experience.
I first tried to RGH 3 a Ebay Jasper 16mb elite, but it was too unreliable. The RGH would be working for one moment, then after turning the console off it would not, or only glitch once every 20+ tries. I re-made and re-soldered the wires probably up to 10+ times before the Xbox stopped working (During boot it gives me 1 solid green light and no video).
I think the issues were due to the dodgy Xbox I received from Ebay. The external case was in pretty poor condition, the internals showed signs of liquid damage and had been opened before. One oddity I noticed while troubleshooting the RGH to try and make it reliable was that it would RROD if I brushed or touched the heatsink by a fraction - usually a sign of static electricity causing issues but I made sure I was grounded so not sure what it was.
I then tried it on a Jasper 512mb from a local pawn store. It still had the warranty sticker sealed. After opening - it looked like it was never used - I could only find a very small amount of dust on the fan and that was it. With this Xbox I was successful with achieving a reliable RGH. At first it wouldn't work, until I tried 10Mhz instead of 27Mhz and it has booted successfully ever since (Boot times range from instant to 30 seconds).
I have now transplanted the Jasper 512mb in my Halo 3 edition Xbox and I am a happy man.
I think having an Xbox that was in much better condition got me over the line.
Thank-you for the detailed video. I learned how to solder from this project. I look forward to doing more mods in the future.
👍👍👍
Glad this helped! Thanks for sharing your experience.
It's most likely my goofy soldering but when I turn on the console it shuts off after a second. I'll retry my soldering tomorrow, I need some new heads because mine are starting to not even take solder.
These were the first consoles I had done this mod with and I was ecstatic. And then the problems began. My biggest problem was that it would never glitch on most boots. I'd leave it sit about 30 seconds before powering off then powering back on repeatedly until it started. I keep these in my closet for the time being.
EDIT: Also want to mention, I use lighter fluid for thermal paste. It works wonders. drench piece of a paper towel, set it there about 10 seconds then start wiping. Of course follow up with a bit of alcohol to remove the greasy oil residue.
Yep, RGH 3.0 for Phats is not stable, so you might have run ins like that.
@@MrMario2011 Trinities are definitely my favorite revision. I've been hoping to see someone do a Corona with the latest version of my 3d printed post fix adapter. Every time I get a new console I set up the camera and tear it all down to find it doesn't require one. Before I would get one every other day! Ah, well. Nice presentation here, as usual. All explanation and low filler. This is the way.
If it helps at all, that POST point under the XCGPU can be used in any Trinity or Corona console. Some people have to use the adapter if they screw up their POST point on the bottom of the board.
@@MrMario2011 hey, that's a thought for testing purposes. It's easy to overlook the logical sometimes. I luckily haven't messed up any post points in all of my adventures. I have done two consoles with variations of the design I guess I failed to mention, but by that time I just wanted to rush to button things up left with only the idea afterwards. And why waste the thermal paste was the attitude by that point. I'll keep that in mind!
Don't use a diode just the wire it might work.
Successfully rgh 3'd my childhood trinity console, my first modded xbox 360, earlier today thanks to your guide. now looking to try rgh 3 on a spare jasper that's been collecting dust.
Sounds like you're on a roll.
Word of note when doing this mod:
After you remove the old thermal paste from both the CPU and GPU, you may feel tempted to go in with a small brush and some IPA and clean the rest of the mainboard on both sides. I highly recommend that you do that, as it will alleviate problems that may build up later on the board itself.
That's a great tip!
Thank you, I successfully RGHed my jasper
Have fun!
@@MrMario2011 thank you, love the well explained tutorials, looking forward for more!
Does it have good boot times am thinking of rgh my jasper to with the pick
Great Tutorial. So I wanted to do it with one Xbox 360 Jasper but someone was there before me and the board was do messed up that the first one was a fail. The second Xbox I bought was a 360 elite Jasper. I used the Pico Flasher and faced the Problem that it would read the nand but they would not be the same,wrong header or it would automatically select RGH 2 even though it was a stock console. For those who have similar problems and soldered everything perfectly, in my case the cables which I bought were the Problem. After I change every kabel to a thicker one it started working. And so I have now a RGH 3 Xbox. In my case 10mhz works better than 27. Thank you for your step by step guide which was very helpful.
Glad it helped!
@@MrMario2011 it would be great if you could make a tutorial on how to flash the Xbox 360 with the custom latch that allows up to 16tb HDD over usb .
I want to rgh for cheep is it good if I do this on a jasper or no go
I only got like $16
I wouldn't recommend attempting any hardmod if you're that low on funds, especially since you'll need more on hand in case you break your console.
@@MrMario2011 I have the soldering gun, flux , solder. Sorry for bugging you but can I use electric tape instead of the heat shrink stuff
Also if I break it I ain't really losing anything cuz I got a free jasper
so ive been trying for a month now. i have a dump of my xbox. but then after that the xbox wouldnt boot and now it will not connect to my jr. it says console not found. what do i do?
It sounds like you damaged something if it isn't booting up at all or being detected.
@@MrMario2011 it boots because i re injected the dump i had. but now it just says console not found. so i can still use it. but cant connect it to jr.
both 27 and 10 megaherts cause it to still blink green with no display. I set up the diode and resister correctly.
can I use a arduino as a nand programmer alternative? if yes can you make a video about that or tell me how?
That's all you if you're going to port code over!
Those Nand wires can be reusable, right ? 1:02:20
Yeah
Sick guide. Is it normal for glitching to take 6 seconds? It’s damn near instant to xell but takes 6 seconds to start the splash on retail. Is that just the nature of RGH 3 on Phat systems? Thanks
Should I switch over to 10MHZ?
Totally stock retail takes 5 seconds, so an additional second is nothing to worry about. The Falcon used in this video takes 7 seconds to boot.
@@MrMario2011great, thanks! Never seen someone so active and willing to help in their comments.
You are definitely correct about Rgh3 fat boots times. Just had a jasper I had to refund the buyer. 27mhz would boot 50-200seconds or nothing. 10mhz just turned off on boot.
@@oOignignoktOo1 I have done like 25 fat consoles but this 16mb nand jasper didn't want anything to do with rgh3
@@Mailmansson Did you have any bad blocks in the NAND? I nearly had that encounter with a Falcon that had NAND rot due to sitting unused. Cycling it a few times fixed it aside from a single bad block that was really a goner.
I did this just yesterday, my wire didn't solder properly, that it gives me an error when trying to read Nand.
So, I went back change the wires read Nand everything went smooth.
Anytime I try to RGH3 Xbox360, After Creating ECC then try to ON the xbox, it we not boot but I later discovered once it happened like that it means the Xbox as automatically as issue of three Red Ring of Death. So I want to ask if there is anything you think am doing in the process of RGH3, that is not Proper ????
Prob screwed up a component on the bottom
Everything seems to have worked and I can boot into Xell with the eject button, but I don't have the glitch.ecc file to backup (every other file is there)? I'm assuming it's fine, but curious if this is the same for anyone else?
Edit: I checked the logs and apparantly the glitch.ecc wrote to the nand successfully. Whatever, as long as it works!
I just attempted this and was able to write the nand but immediately after writing the nand I unplugged everything, desoldered the xflasher connector tried booting up again and got rrod or 3 flashing red lights, the eject boot to xcell doesn't work either but it did right before the nand write, not too sure if I messed something up, or if a nand corruption could cause rrod or if it's just a coincidence. Any help would be greatly appreciated, would love to know for sure if the nand can have no affect, I can attempt a reflow of the gpu if needed.
Error code is 0020
You won't know until you undo RGH3 wiring and write stock back.
if any one has issues not booting or long load times use a 10k Ohm Resistor mine would not boot with the 22K Ohm Resistor
Just got a falcon for free, cant wait to use this soon!
Perfect candidate!
my RGH3 Falcon stopped working after 2 years of consistent gaming and almost zero-freeze and boot time. but a couple of days ago it just halted within 5 min from start up. from that time it never booted again - no RROD, just center led is solid green. the fans are working as well.
That's why the warning at the beginning is there! Be sure to let people know who claim that RGH3 is perfectly fine for Phat consoles.
RGH 1.2 is the route for you now.
Lets fucking gooooooo! I just got mine done in two hours.
I accidentally ordered 10k resistors.... so i used two of them. "
Pico pi is easy RGH3.
Youve gotten me through PS3 and Xbox 360 now!
I think Vita too
I tired to do this a few months ago, the yellow point or point 5 for the nand flasher, I cannot get it to stick.
That point needs a little more time and heat.
Did you make your nand wires or did you buy them? Those seem like it would make it easier.
My PicoFlasher just has some 28 or 26 awg wires soldered in. For the xFlasher360 I took the standard NAND wires years ago, cut off the tips, soldered sewing needles to them, then used heatshrink tubing.
First, I like to thank you for creating these great videos, they are well done and thorough. They provide a invaluable resource to the mod (and maintenance) community. My only question is with the rear case sticker which shows 12v 12.1A, and the all black U2C1(Southbridge) chip, which I had always thought was found on Jasper boards. Was this a Falcon or a Jasper?
I never look at the label, only look at the power plug for Phat consoles.
Awesome guide works 💯 thanks bro 😎
No problem 👍
why the resistance soldered in different points from the other tutorial diagrams? Is there a difference in the final result ? thanks
Recommendation from the developers, most likely because that's the value that provided the highest success rate.
I have a rgh2 slim , thinking about getting a jasper and either do the 1.2 or chipless
You've heard the warning!
hello everyone, new guy here. i looked up the availability of resistors on amazon and have a couple of questions. which ones are better for the rgh3; 1/4, 1/2W or 1W? ...also does the direction of the resistor matter for the color stripes? thnx
None of those matter for the resistor, what's important is resistance.
@@MrMario2011Heh, as the replies go that is pretty definitive and thanx for the quick reply. i`ve been loosing sleep over your tutorials. can`t wait to get started on the og xbox and the 360.
I have a xbox 360 arcade jasper build date october 18th 2008 that has the built in flash memory. My question is can i do this RGH3 mod to my console?
Title
I tried to solder the wire to ft2p21 smc_post1 and the pad fell iff is their anyway that i can solder to another pad
Nice job and easy to follow. 👍
Glad it was helpful!
And can I use a pico 2
Thanks for this video. It's curious that everywhere I see there's warnings about how temperamental this mod can be, and how boot times can fluctuate. I've done it to two Falcon consoles now and the boot times are consistent and are instant and they've been kicking for about a year now with no problems. (Came back here for reminders so I can do a third console.) I'll be doing an RGH 3 mod to my Slim soon after I've gotten some other systems out of the way and I wonder if that'll be any different in terms of stability, I hope it's not worse lol.
It's hit and miss per console AND could present issues given enough time, guaranteeing it's solid or will fail isn't possible, but still not recommended fully for Phat systems. Slim systems are harder, but they work fantastic.
@@MrMario2011 Yeah, I'm not saying it's BS or anything just was strange because I expected the console to be a bit funny with the mod and go from a five second boot to a five minute boot at random. Good to know slim systems work better, despite my phats working fine so far I've always been worried one day I'll turn it on and it's decided to stop working.
Merry Christmas by the way!
Hi what are the voltage for the diode and resistor?
Voltage doesn't matter, resistance does.
Question, if you already flashed your nand with RGH2 and you remove the rgh 2, and install rgh3 do you need to flash the nand still?
Yeah. NAND had to be rebuilt to RGH3, then you have to desolder the glitch chip and solder in RGH3 wiring.
@@MrMario2011 thanks for the answer!
The console changed partway through the video it has a different cooler on the gpu 46:46
Bruh
Watcha saying
Makes no difference, thankfully.
I know this is an old video but I have a couple Zephyr's that I want to mod but finding a good tutorial for Zephyrs is near impossible to find. Does anyone know where to find one? I can't find an RGH3 for one anywhere.
EXT_CLK
@@MrMario2011 Thank you for the reply! I have one more question, if that's okay. I RGH3ed a console(trinity), and now the 360 games that I had already downloaded won't play, the arcade games and indi play fine but none of my previously DLed games will launch. I have done the avatar fix and the backwards compat partition thing to no avail. Any info as to why this is happening?
i've tried 2 jaspers and the rol just flashes on both i've redone the rgh wires and the nand wires but i'm still just getting the flashing light. any ideas or tips?
Remember the intro?
@@MrMario2011 thanks for replying, I removed the diode and resistor on both consoles and they work, funny thing is I did this on a falcon and used the diode and resistor and it works fine
The modification made to the bottom of the board that you made using a diode and resistor I have already seen done using a 1.2 volt voltage regulator.
What would be the difference between the two methods and which would be the best option?
The best option would be what is shown in this video, since that's what the developers of RGH3 intended and put in their documentation.
thank you friend . I will follow your advice.
congratulations on the great work
lol now im scared my RGH3 Jasper from ebay will stop glitching, had it for 4 months & it only takes like 5-10 seconds to boot 99% of the time.
guess i'd better learn the art of soldering
All you can do is hope it will continue to work, but it can't be guaranteed due to the nature of RGH 3.0 for phat.
Does the type of switching diode matter? If I order from ebay I have to wait almost a month to receive that specific diode, where as I could get a diode from takealot in more or less 7 business days.
As long as it matches the specification and is installed correctly.
idk why but I ended up thinking a 10k resistor was a 22k & installed it instead of the 22k. sadly my picoflasher isn't picking anything up when i connect it, & I've trouble shooted everything else (solder connections, resistance values, continuity, etc.) so I was just wondering if I should just reinstall a new wire with a 22k resistor instead?
PicoFlasher not detecting your console has nothing to do with RGH3 wiring.
@@MrMario2011 should i try using a different cable for the pico flasher then? Not really sure what else to try at this point
Unfortunately, it's known to be buggy, if there's absolutely no problem with your soldering then you might just need to use another hardware flasher.
@@MrMario2011 I apprecaite your quick responses, but I think I I made a huge over sight, I actually put the green and blue wires on the row to right of them. I'm going to try soldering them to the correct position & see if that resolves the problem ( I think it should, I feel like an idiot lol) Thanks again! *first update* sadly its still not detecting detecting, so im not sure whether its the software or if i bricked the xbox by putting them those wires in the wrong row... could that cause a brick? Sorry for so many questions, i've never really modded an xbox before so I'm pretty new to the schematics. *second update* got it working just had to connect it in a different order lol
idk if u will see this but my cpu is reseting but it wont ever boot into xell
Could be soldering quality, wire routing, or your console won't work with RGH3
@@MrMario2011 I found out my mobo that mind you had the 14.2 amps was somehow a zephyr
my friend what kind of tin you use for soldering is great
I put my soldering products that I use in my Amazon shop, linked in the description! You should see the solder and flux I'm using there 🙂
Great video 👍 I’m having a little issue. Installed j runner w extras and installed the drivers for the xflasher as well but when I open jrunner while having xflasher plugged in and set to spi mode it doesn’t show up in jrunner.
Use another cable or USB port.
Yea he needs a cable for data tran... there are cables that are only for charging
My jasper didn't boot . After I write xell . It only yellow light on power button . But no display . How can I fix ?
I'm using 1/4 watts 22k resistor
Remember my warning at the beginning?
Another Great video !!! wish my soldering was better would love to try this.
Practice!
Hey man, I had a question. I'm not sure if this is stupid or silly but what if you want to remove RGH from your Xbox? Do you have a video on that by chance?
Basically get the system back in stock format so you could use Xbox live safely
Flash stock NAND and undo RGH3 wiring.
I accidently ripped out the solder pad for the SMC_POST1 point, is there anything I can do?
It isn't easier, but use the alt point, good luck! consolemods.org/wiki/Xbox_360:Alternate_Solder_Points#FT6U7_POST_(RGH_1,_2,_or_3)
Followed this guide to install the the RGH3 after I had some issues with the RGH1.2 installation on my Falcon Xbox 360 (RROD 0010 error and then no HDMI output after fixing it).
The only slight difference i have on my installation is rather than using a single 22K ohms resister, I am using 2x 10K ohms resisters in series (didn't have a 22K at the time). So far my console has been booting consistantly for the past week since its installation and hopefully stays like this.
Hey man i'm planning on modding my jasper has rgh 3 been working good on your's as ive heard it is very glitchy
After reading the nand and doing create and write xell i got an error and my pico isn’t showing up on my computer anymore
Sounds like a bad Pico?
Just ran the "Read Nand" on a Jasper and the program asked me what size Nand to dump. It gave me a choice of 64mb (system) and 512mb. I selected the 64mb option, should I redump the Nand using the 512 option instead or does it matter?
I pick the specific NAND option.
Hi mario.
I have one 512 jasper.
Read and compare nands are ok.
But when i write xell image, it beeps but the message "writing xell image completed" or something wont show up and it only says writing xell image and it stucks.
If i turn on my console with eject button, it turns off after about 2 sec.
No red lights. Just green light and turns off
Had the same issue also with a 512 jasper. glitch doesnt work, the fan is acting strange, like pulsating or so. I desolderd the wires, rewrote the stock NAND, but then the console shuts down after 1-2 seconds like yours did. So i rewrote again the stock nand and this time it worked. Tried it again, now its working.
@MrMario2011 is it still unstable for the jasper? I want to try this one as I see this is a little bit easy for me
Nothing has changed.
@@MrMario2011 Thanks
best RGH tutorial out there
Thanks!
Boot time with RGH3 on Falcon/Jasper may need some luck. It can not be guranteed each boot is instant.
Booting isn't guaranteed at all, noted in the beginning 😛
Had a 360 with a flashed drive back in the day until i got hit in a ban wave... got a new one for christmas in 2009 i think, i believe its a hdmi jasper or falcon with the white drive bezel... never modded it as i think i only bought halo after that...
Has anything changed in the last 2 years with rgh v3 to make it more reliable or even recommended for phat consoles?
Still the same.
I need help! I just got RGH 3 then i got bad e68 and i remove a hdd then without hdd just power on but it wont boot up!
If this happened after RGH 3.0 was installed, it could be an issue with your install itself, or your console isn't compatible with RGH 3.0 and needs to be changed to 1.2
Hello.
Jasper 512mb. J-Runner offers me to read 64 or 512 nand, which one should I take? Thank you.
Thanks, I solved it. No matter which, both match.
512
What's weird for me is that the power socket looks like a falcon, but the power supply is 203W and the description above the socket in the picture is the same as zephyr. So do I have zephyr or falcon?
Look super closely, best case you could have gotten a case-swapped system, worst case a previous owner did that nasty mod where you knock off the middle pin to make it work with a 175w power supply.
@MrMario2011 I just remembered that the power supply might be from a older 360 I previously had (it got 1 red ring and the e74 error code just after warranty expired) and I think that's where the power supply is from. This Xbox in the power socket it dose say FL which might mean it's a falcon maybe? But above on the case it lists the power specs of a zephyr. The console is manufactured in oktober 2007.
The previous owner is my brother who left it when moved out and maybe because it had the disc tray won't come out (he had this same problem with another Xbox 360 he had and Microsoft replaced it and that one got the same issue afterwards as well)problem.
Sorry for the wall of text.
@@BlackDragon951 The easiest way to tell is check for the MS sticker behind the faceplate. If it was tampered, your brother might have swapped a Falcon inside the Zephyr case. If not and the sticker is intact, you might have a M$ refurb.
I’m using a slightly different resistor to what I usually use. Will a 1w resistor work? (It is a 22k)
Wattage doesn't matter
I tried doing RGH3 to my Jasper, but it didn't work greatly, my console froze multiple times during boot and Dashboard. Anyways, nice walkthrough trough this mod :)
RGH 1.2 is worth trying then!
would a rectifier diode work? I have only 1n4007 ones :( I harvested a diode from an old pcb that seems to be a switching one, but it's pretty old and I don't know if it's reliable
and a 20k resistor would be enough?
I would only recommend what I recommended in this video.
@@MrMario2011 ok, thanks!
2 Years Later, is RGH 3.0 still NOT recommended for Phat Consoles?
Get a chip or a Slim.
in my case, I did it a year ago, it worked well, sometimes it does not start but just turn it off, reboot and on and it works well
If someone's falcon doesn't want to boot after installing xell, let them install a 10k resistor... mine didn't want to boot with a 22k resistor and with 10k it was insta boot
Each console is different! That can happen.
I didn't have a 22K resistor, so I used 27K also insta boots.
Thanks for the tip. Mine didn´t work first time with the 22k. Tried a 10k instead and it worked! Just for curiosity i removed later the 10k and put back the 22k resitor. Working also fine now?! wierd!
how is the state of this method on phat 1 year later?
Same
Hello i follow all the steps right from the beginning and when try to boot after the creation of XLL the xbox open with a solid green light but no signal from hdmi
What i can do?
I working with raspberry pico on a falcon xbox and the same thing is doing with both ways 27hz/10hz
Try both MHz versions. Aside from that, could be an issue of solder quality, wire routing, or the console just not accepting RGH3
Had the same issue with my Falcon. Today i´ve read a comment here that someone used a 10k resitor instead of the 22k. I tried this also and it worked. After finishing the RGH i put back the 22k resitor just to look if it´s stopped working, but it´s working fine?! Don´t know exactly why, but you can try that too.
what to do if after flashing the firmware I have 3 red lights and the fan noise is strong
Try 10 MHz as well. Also make sure your soldering quality is good, wire routing is short, etc.
If you remove the wiring and stock NAND boots, then it might be a case of your console not accepting RGH3. At that point RGH 1.2 would be recommended.
Great video as always
RGH3 can do that, unfortunately, as explained in the intro. Your console sounds like it needs RGH 1.2
@@MrMario2011 yeah , I want to double check haha
Thank you so much for responding 😘😘
All my soldering is fine and ok I’ve write ecc and not booting I have a 512 mb jasper is there something else I need to do ?
Soldering issue or your console won't play well with RGH3
Hey, what soldering iron do you use?
Linked in my Amazon store in the description
This might be a dumb question, but what is the main benefit of RGH 3 over RGH 1.2?
No glitch chip.
hey man! It’s been over a year now since making this, how’s the console holding up and can you now recommend doing this? Or would you suggest anything different? Looking to do this to my Jasper v2 360 elite!
My recommendations at the beginning are the exact same.
If you get a cheap soldering iron that comes with solder and no flux it will be almost impossible to solder anything to the Xbox without breaking it make sure you have flux or the solder your using has flux in it
Wise words.
@@MrMario2011 broke my old 360 slim a couple years ago because of this
What is the best option for jasper consoles?
This tells me you didn't attempt to watch more than 3 seconds of the video.
@@MrMario2011 you talked about rgh 1.2 but I wasn’t sure if you would recommend some sort of mod chip option more