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Update Available: PrometheOS V1.2.0 Released - News - Xbox-Scene

I'd recommend the Orico 2.5" to 3.5" HDD adaptor. It perfectly matches up the SATA connector as if it were actually a 3.5" HDD It can easily be found on either eBay or AliExpress. The below link currently has 50% off... ORICO HDD Enclosure 2.5 to 3.5" Internal HDD Adapter - AliExpress

XeniumMods eBay Store eBay struggles a bit with combined shipping, it's best to add items to cart and request a total/invoice. eBay fees are forever increasing but I've always offered direct sale discount from 10% off via email.

XeniumMods eBay Store eBay struggles a bit with combined shipping, it's best to add items to cart and request a total/invoice. eBay fees are forever increasing but I've always offered direct sale discount from 10% off via email.

Update Available: PrometheOS V1.1.1 Released - News - Xbox-Scene

Installation Guide: Dual 80mm Fan Caddy Conversion by Nemesis - News - Xbox-Scene Special thanks to Xbox-Scene...

Official US Reseller: XeniumICE for Original Xbox 2024 Edition - Etsy Shoutout to CustomXboxDirect over on Etsy whose been reselling many of my smaller items for a while now. CutomXboxDirect has recently started reselling my XeniumICE modchips within the United States... This should help out US customers with cheaper a faster local shipping...

One of my friends came across this on eBay some time ago, not sure who credit for this amazing work. To suit the 1.4Ghz upgraded motherboard? The biggest problem is finding thinner 80mm fans that are of quality, in my opinion. I've been down this road with a couple of people already... You've got me tempted to go down to the local machine shop and get the OG heatsink milled down, LoL...

Update Available: PrometheOS V1.1.0 Released - News - Xbox-Scene PrometheOS, the custom operating system tailored for Xenium/OpenXenium Chips, unveils its most recent update, V1.1.0. This version introduces significant enhancements, theme support, and fixes... **What's New in V1.1.0:** - Themes and Sound Packs: Enhancing support for themes including sound packs, adding a new layer of customization to the user interface. - Overlay As Underlay: Users can now change the order in which the background and overlay are rendered, offering more flexibility in UI design. - Background Animation Ping Pong Mode: A novel addition that allows background animations to play in a reversible loop, creating dynamic and engaging visuals. - Power-On With Eject Fix: Resolves an issue where PrometheOS would not boot without dvd drive connected in certain scenarios - Skin Location Update: PrometheOS's skin location has been moved from C:\PrometheOS to E:\PrometheOS, as more skins and themes are developed the need for space grows. - Autoboot Countdown Improvement: The autoboot feature has been refined. - HD44780 LCD Support: This build introduces support for HD44780 LCD displays, broadening hardware compatibility. - Randomness on Boot Fixed: Refined the random skin logic **Skin Editor V1.1.0**: Accompanying this release is the updated Skin Editor V1.1.0, now available for users to create and customize their own skins. **Note**: With the implementation of sound packs, it's important to select "sound pack of none" before attempting updates if a sound pack is currently active to ensure seamless changes. The development team encourages the community to dive into these updates, share their feedback, and contribute to the ongoing enhancement of PrometheOS. Your input is invaluable in shaping future releases. For those looking to contribute or report test results and bug reports, please join our dedicated room on Discord. Your engagement and support propel PrometheOS forward, paving the way for innovative features and improvements in subsequent versions. Special thanks to Team Resurgent and the amazing work they do for the community...

Unfortunately, it won't fit a 1.4GHz Tualatin CPU upgraded motherboards due to the extra height of the heatsink. The heatsink could be trimmed to fit though I have not seen anyone do this. There are cleaner heatsink installs getting around, but I don't think these mods are available to the public as yet. Alternatively, a "Trusty" 1.0Ghz Coppermine CPU upgrade which doesn't increase the height of the heatsink will work.

Update Available: Updates v1.0.1 and v1.02 for PrometheOS have been released by TeamResurgent over the past week. PrometheOS V1.0.1 Released - News - Xbox-Scene **Enhancements in V1.0.1:** - Static DNS Support for Insignia: The update introduces support for Static DNS, catering specifically to Insignia users. - Advanced Network Configuration: An additional network configuration option has been added, allowing for dynamic IP with manual DNS settings. - Improved Snake: The beloved Snake game receives improvements in movements and the exciting addition of high score saving. - Visual Updates: A fix in the snake color within the skin ini file necessitates replacing old skins with new ones for for changes to take effect. - Source Code Release: In a significant move towards open-source collaboration, the PrometheOS(XBE) source code and additional tools are now available on GitHub. PrometheOS V1.0.2 Released - News - Xbox-Scene **Enhancements in V1.0.2:** - Improved Boot Times: Users should experience some quicker start-up times with these oprimizations. - Skin Updates: Users are advised to replace old skins with new ones to ensure compatibility and optimal performance. - Animated Background Support: Adding a dynamic and visually engaging aspect to the user interface. - Background Customization: Includes both image tinting and overlay features, allowing for a more personalized UI. - Background Overlay Tinting: Further enhances customization options for users looking to tweak the interface. - Skin Author Recognition: The 'About Screen' now includes information about the skin author, acknowledging their creative contributions. - PrometheOS Tool Support: The update introduces support for the PrometheOS Tool, enabling users to easily change settings. - Expanded Xenium-Tools Support: Additional builds have been included to support more flash ROMs. - General Optimizations: Across the board improvements to ensure smoother performance and reliability.

Pretty much, LoL... Plus general storage for household items and Xbox stuff, most of which is on the built in wardrobe.

PrometheOS V1.0.0 Released. (A replacement Open-Source OS for Xenium based mods.) Now Available: PrometheOS the replacement OS for Xenium Modchip has now been released. Xbox-scene have now opened a dedicated room ⁠#prometheos for discussions, support & skins. Please note that source code to the OS will be released and available in couple weeks on the GitHub url listed in the NFO. While everyone who has been involved on this project the past couple months with testing, it is expected that there might be some bugs that might show up during your usage. Please make sure to report them in the dedicated room so they can be fixed in future releases. Please show your support for Team Resurgent and community-based projects by making a donation. Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/teamresurgent Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/teamresurgent Github: https://github.com/Team-Resurgent

Hope everyone had a Happy New Year and a Merry Christmas. For those that weren't aware that I had a few weeks break over the holidays and am now slowly getting back into the swing of things. Finally came to a conclusion on which filament I will be using from now and would like to discuss a couple of things in regards to 3D printing in general. Filament: I ended up settling on Polymaker's "Polylite PLA+ Pro" filament which is considerably more expensive than most other filament brands but is well worth it. Print quality has noticeably improved, layers are very consistent, almost no stringing, great bed adhesion and not a single print has failed yet. I can start prints without having to worry about anything going wrong, overnight prints won't be a problem. When I tried eSun and Sunlu I had nothing but problems and many prints would fail mostly due to poor bed adhesion. Overall the print quality was acceptable but would have considerable stringing and would need cleaning up by hand. I found I had to spend a lot more time on bed leveling and monitoring prints. I would set my alarm every hour to make sure I checked on the prints of any potential failures. 1kg roll of eSun/Sunlu PLA+ costs around $25aud and a 1kg roll of Polylite PLA+ Pro costs $40aud. Even though eSun and Sunlu costs $15aud less per roll they end up costing me more than they save due to failed prints, especially when it comes to longer prints such as the HDD and Dual Fan Caddy's not to mention the extra time and effort I have to put into checking prints and cleaning them up by hand. Now if you print as much as I do you'll see how this all adds up quickly, I've already recommended Polymaker filament to others, whom are also having a better experience using premium filament. 3D Printers: Whenever I buy something important, I always do my research but the problem with 3D printer reviews and YouTube videos is how misleading they can be. One video on the Ender-3 the host deliberately broke off the hotend with a shifter before he had even had a chance to turn it on and test it. This was a reviewer with significant followers which then proceeded to give the Ender-3 a bad review. What annoys me the most is comparison videos, for example comparing and Ender-3 to a Prusa. Which by the way are very comparable printers until you factor in the price, where you can get 3x or even 4x Ender-3's for the price of 1x Prusa. The question should be how does 1x Prusa compare to 3x Ender-3 S1 Pro's. Well it doesn't, I now have 3x times the print speed at equal print quality. Having 3x printers gives me redundancy, if one printer were to breakdown and need repairs I can continue to print with the other two, not to mention wear and tear is now divided by 3x printers. My plan is to update my 3D Printers every couple of years or so and Bambu Labs printers do look promising which are being sold at a much better price than Prusa. A couple of P1P's would be equivalent to 4x Ender-3 S1 Pro's from what I can tell, maybe even more. In the meantime, I'm still getting excellent prints with my Ender-3 S1 Pro's and replacement parts are still readily available so I'm in no hurry to upgrade them for some time. I think the biggest thing that makes a print good or not is the slicing profile one is using. I put a lot of time and effort into my slicing profiles and shouldn't need to modify them again anytime soon.

They are not errors... I don't think that Polymer Caps were available in those specific value's. Package and physical dimensions would have played a role too. I may have discussed it on the BadCaps forum but I'm not sure. Search for a 3300uF Polymer Capacitor and you'll see what I mean... 3300 uF Aluminium Organic Polymer Capacitors – Mouser Australia