QUOTE(baddass4444 @ Mar 8 2009, 05:38 PM)

I'm curious about this too... Will there be an 8x of 1.51 for the BENQ?
Also... not trying to be greedy or anything here, just curious when 1.6 is expected and what will be added...
thanks
Here's how to make iXtreme 1.51 8x/5x/2x versions for BenQ. I provided this for iX 1.5 and it is still valid. It's the result of simple hex comparison between old multispeed & new 12x versions of the firmware.
The same principle would follow with other drives, but the Lite-On is encrypted, so you can't simply hex edit it. The only way you'll get multispeed Lite-On is petitioning Team Jungle to treat you like an adult and provide it for those who want it.
Again , this is for BenQ firmware:
Open the firmware in a hex editor. The following three locations control the drive speeds:
0000BFB1
0000BFBD
0000BFC9
In the 12x firmware, those values are as follows (0C = 12 in hexadecimal, 08 and 05 are obvious):
0000BFB1 = 0C (12x)
0000BFBD = 08 (8x)
0000BFC9 = 05 (5x)
The first location controls the max speed. The second and third locations specify fallback speeds. So in the Team Jungle iX1.51 firmware (and the iX1.41 12x firmware), the default is 12x, with fallback speeds of 8x and 5x. Now for the edited firmwares:
8x:
0000BFB1 = 08
0000BFBD = 08
0000BFC9 = 05
5x:
0000BFB1 = 05
0000BFBD = 05
0000BFC9 = 05
2x:
0000BFB1 = 02
0000BFBD = 02
0000BFC9 = 02
These are the identical drive speed settings that c4e included in iX1.41.
I know c4e now says Microsoft could potentially use drive speed for their ban algorithm. Without arguing that possibility, I'll simply say that I don't care, because my drive sounds like a jet engine at 12x, copying all games to disk is not an acceptable solution, and I'd rather risk a ban than live with the drive noise. I've been using 5x for nearly two years with no issues whatsoever, and I just can't bring myself to go back to 12x.
I hope we see these options return in iX1.6.
If you feel the same way, then this is for you. We're all adults here, so it should go without saying...but use at your own risk.