fox
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https://web.archive.org/web/20210421050718/https://team-xecuter.com/community/threads/pin-outs-for-x2-6ce-remote-switch.20976/
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that happened to me once, the solution was to transplant the eeprom chip to the new motherboard, btw that came with a strange side effect of making it impossible to keep the time and date (kept defaulting to some random date in the 31st century) but one of the options in the xblast bios fixed that
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Why does the HD AV pack usually cost so much?
fox replied to SoftMachine's topic in General Xbox Discussion
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So what not Xbox thing have you done with your today.
fox replied to big F's topic in General Xbox Discussion
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well bowlsnapper, regardless of post history there's no harm in questioning someone on how he claims to know something in order to make a judgment based on his response, nor any offense intended, I do this with everyone online and IRL I like how he specifically said he removed the capacitor before measuring it, but having a reputable post history in the technical area definitely helps back the claim, so that's that I guess
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I don't know what's entertaining. Nobody should ever trust anything, as a general rule in life.
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hmm... Your post history suggests this is not one of those internet tricks like telling someone to delete System32. Guess I'm buying some 0.1 uf then.
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I'm not sure what you mean. What's the source for that number? I don't want to risk frying my console by adding something with a capacitance that could be way off.
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all new capacitors for what it's worth, hoping this thing still works
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Curious if anyone knows the values for C4V3 for a 1.0 or 1.1 motherboard ( IIRC mine is 1.1 ). I was replacing all the electrolytics on my xbox yesterday. While trying to desolder the lead-free crap on the through holes I accidentally nudged this part off one of its pads. I guess the desoldering braid touched it or something. Its back on now but cracked and I'm worried I'll need to replace it.
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there's a tool called delimit iirc that hacks the XBEs to utilize the extra ram, I recently used it on all my games, I haven't tested them all but I was playing Destroy All Humans and the loading times (running it from HDD) shortened to almost nothing, like 10 seconds long down to 1/2 second Destroy All Humans 2 shows a similar difference, so obviously some games do benefit form the extra ram if you have the delimiter thing
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2% fan? that efficiency is insane my slimbox CPU has a little shroud made from a cheez-its box.. *shrug* the temperature drop was good though so I can't complain
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btw that picture back there wasn't accurate, I had to search around a little more and learn some stuff, amongst others things that my TV cannot output in higher resolutions in spite of having an s-video port, but my syncmaster tv supports them and the new cable works there, and the difference in graphics looks to have been worth the effort for me
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whoa, time to mod
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yeah, I guess so, no problem though, I can do that well then the question becomes about pinouts, I honestly can't tell from this picture which to use, so if anyone knows and wouldn't mind spoonfeeding me the info?
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I have a startech S-video adapter for my CRT tv. I want to enable the higher resolutions (480p etc) in xbmc but don't want to buy any HD av pack. Is there any specific pin inside the standard AV cable's male plug where I can move the composite video wire to do this? I mean, I imagine it would be whichever one corresponds to S-video or component on the HD AV pack. This probably sounds a little ignorant but I've never done AV mods.
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I mean the hardware is stock, Nothing's been done with the heat sinks or paste or fan.
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on xbmc
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I have a stock 1.6, it never gets hotter than 34C, I think I set the fan to 20%
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What Type of Adhesive Is Good To Reattach the Rubber Feet?
fox replied to bulkchart32's topic in Repair
shoe goo shoe goo is so great you'll swear by it I recently used some to reattach a broken part of the rubber grip on my dagger, it also holds the fan in my xbox to the case, a bond that hasn't weakened in over 5 years -
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you can do plexiglass, but it needs to be polished after cutting and shaping it
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oh, you finished the mini? I thought you sold it while it was still WIP
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