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strukture

Of 1.1, 1.2, 1.3 are there any major "power" hardware differences? (other than brand of DVD/CD drive or hard drive)

I know there are differing video bits, but from a performance perspective is anyone xbox version (from 1.1 - 1.3) "more" powerful or better suited to running games without hickups or faster than another?

There are apparently six versions of hardware of xbox. I have been unfortunate enough to have received a 1.0 a few months back. As I bought as solderless mod chip (Xenium + Chamelion doohickey) I am a little annoyed. Since soldering isn't my thing, unsoldering most certainly isn't. So I'm going to buy a new xbox. The Xenium modchip has minor video issues with 1.4 and 1.5 series xboxes so I'm fishing for 1.1 - 1.3

fortunately I found this amazing page: http://xbox-linux.sourceforge.net/docs/ver...onsfinding.html smile.gif

Strud1512
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I know there are differing video bits, but from a performance perspective is anyone xbox version (from 1.1 - 1.3) "more" powerful or better suited to running games without hickups or faster than another?

No, they are identical in that sense.
shallow1
I was always under the impression that the hardware revisions were to cut costs (such as they were) and to fight piracy (though they havent seemes to make a serious effort).
Perplexer
QUOTE (strukture @ Jan 31 2004, 03:13 AM)
I have been unfortunate enough to have received a 1.0 a few months back. As I bought as solderless mod chip (Xenium + Chamelion doohickey) I am a little annoyed. Since soldering isn't my thing, unsoldering most certainly isn't.

No problems with the 1.0 Xboxes. They're no more powerful than the newer ones, but do have a few benefits:

1. 1MB TSOP. 1.2 and up have a 256KB TSOP. 1MB means you can do a TSOP flash and still be able to boot multiple BIOSes.
2. Fan on the GPU. Keeps things a little cooler than the 1.1+ which have just a heatsink.

Besides, your solderless adapter will work just fine with the 1.0 with solder-filled LPC.
Doublet182
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I have been unfortunate enough to have received a 1.0 a few months back. As I bought as solderless mod chip (Xenium + Chamelion doohickey) I am a little annoyed. Since soldering isn't my thing, unsoldering most certainly isn't.

I have a 1.1 xbox and put a a solderless modchip in my xbox. Just dont worry about the solder thats already in the points, it didnt effect it at all. The pin thingys dont have to go into the holes just be aligned with them so dont worry about having to buy a new xbox.
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