justeve wrote I have never seen these ones ever get mentioned the :
Zephyr
Opus

They are too rare. Opus was fazed out quickly, like very, because of Falcon HDMI compatible. Also i have seen a couple Zephr but they are very rare now because like Xenon they had RROD problems.

I would honestly say the Jasper, because of RROD

Cheeba wrote

B-2 wrote BTW if you couldn't tell, the guy above me is being completely sarcastic. Xenon RGH2s don't exist to my knowledge (motherboard is too unstable to it to be affective). So back to your choices.

Xenon- (JTAG) wouldn't recommend it, it has very high chance of RROD
Falcon- (RGH2 is cheapest) (Jtag will cost you a lot) I have an RGH2, runs great, pretty good boot times, and have never had a RROD problem.
Jasper- slightly better then falcon with RROD otherwise its the same.

Slim- (Corona Trinity) RGH2 only i believe- Great boot times, never really have a problem with RROD. If you want a console that last buy this, but it will cost you a bit.

I thought that you could RGH2 a xenon just to retrieve the NAND and stuff?

Anyways, if it did work, the boot times would literally be like, 24HRS+

Yes extracting the nand takes something like a chip that a RGH2 console has, but you don't actually do it to the console. (You can msg one of the trusted sellers to confirm this but this is what i always thought)

Cheeba wrote
I thought that you could RGH2 a xenon just to retrieve the NAND and stuff?

Anyways, if it did work, the boot times would literally be like, 24HRS+

Nope. Not possible.

Xenon RGH "works" up to dash 14699 aka RGH1, but there is no RGH2 on Xenon at all. Not even possible.

I say Xenon RGH1 "works" in quotes because it has HORRIFIC boot times as mentioned. Like 24 hours on average for a boot.

B-2 wrote
Yes extracting the nand takes something like a chip that a RGH2 console has, but you don't actually do it to the console. (You can msg one of the trusted sellers to confirm this but this is what i always thought)

No.

"Extracting" the nand is just reading it. Super easy, you can "extract" the nand on any console in like 5 minutes by just soldering in a programmer and dumping it.

It's being able to DECRYPT the nand once you have a copy of it that is the trick. For that you need the CPU key. And to get the CPU key you have to make the console boot Xell, and to boot Xell you need some form of JTAG/RGH1/RGH2/RJTAG whatever.


So you can get the nand dump easy, but decrypting it is what requires the hack.

Shit, we already have dumps of the Xbox One nand, just can't do anything with them.

Jasper all the way No RROD works everytime and I have Jasper Jtags in stock!

The fact that your name is "JtagGamer," yet you don't even know what a JTAG is.........

TheModzpop wrote any console past the date of 2009 is pretty good

correction after November 2008 is when Jasper's came out. Haha

Look at that it should help you a lot


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none taking your JTAG/RGH online is essentially stupid