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Open Xenium Modchip: 20€ The same Open Xenium everyone has to offer. SPI2PAR is needed to connect an LCD to it. XBlast Lite V1 modchip: 20€ The XBlast lite is superior to the Open Xenium. It offers Ram checking, direct LCD support and many more features. It's the latest new modchip that has been developed and offers the native XBLast OS. Xerc CME: 15€ Xerc2: 10€ The Xerc2 and Xerc CME are IR-mods to turn the console ON/Off using an ir remote. DIY HDMI mod set: 70€ I have a few HDMI mod sets left. For now only rev1.2-1.4 install sets are avaylable.
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Album: https://imgur.com/a/ptzp4Vl Saw this pop up for sale locally and made the trip to pick it up. He said his father-in-law was an IT contractor, and apparently he originally got the case empty. I got back home and opened it up to find the original case hardware kit sealed in its cardboard box, taped inside the drive bay next to a power cable in a bag. A silica gel pack was taped to the floor of the case. The IO connectors were zip tied together, tucked away in a corner. I am extra certain this case was never used, because the metal plate covering the DVD drive bay was not -
As there might be a couple people out there who want to own an Xbox Alpha Development kit but don’t want to spend the Cash they cost I thought I just write up a guide how to build one yourself with off the shelf parts! This is not the first guide about this topic out there but hopefully the most detailed and helpfull! I’m going to do this as a picture supported step-by-step guide so it should be easy to follow for anybody. Let’s start with the parts used in the Alpha2 Console: -Intel VC820 Desktop Board -128MB RD Ram (Kin
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Board startup date: April 23, 2017 12:45:48