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Dano2k0

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« Reply #15 on: May 21, 2008, 09:52:00 AM »

Pictures of the new processor fitted?

Also, a link to the tutorial?  happy.gif

And, what code is the processor?
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Multihax

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« Reply #16 on: May 21, 2008, 11:08:00 PM »

Although, I'm not really sure what the intent of this thread is but good news for peeps who want to experiment with an original Xbox upgraded to fit any 370-pin Intel processor.

I've originally posted progress on the XboxHacker BBS. It's basically a PCB that you can solder directly over the Xbox's mainboard ball grid array (BGA) mobile processor socket (or whatever you call it tongue.gif) without the need of a BGA [re]work/reball station. Now, I'm in the process of getting a prototype fabricated.

Enough with the details for now. This post can deserve a thread of its own. laugh.gif
But, for this "topic", this will probably help your "question." dry.gif
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Bomb Bloke

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« Reply #17 on: May 23, 2008, 07:03:00 AM »

phrasius in that thread reckons XBMC doesn't use the extra CPU power... Now, I haven't tried such an upgrade myself (doubt I'll ever get enough spare time/money/boredom), but I'm pretty sure that's just not true. At one point support was specifically built in, and FriendTech even donated a DreamX to Team XBMC so they could test it out.

Sure, I gather the benefits are slim, but they are at least existant.
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