What are you talking about? I have the Xecutor 2.3 Lite+ and mine NEVER misaligns or unaligns, but then again, i did have to find a better screw.
Cant give you much info on the Xecutor 2.3 Pro, except that it requires soldering, and can be flashed via USB cable or LPT.
The Xbit has an "idiot-proof" installation which is solderless and extremely easy. The downside of this chip is that flashing the modchip (which is a 2mb bios) takes a long time. This has twice the amount of memory as the xecutor 2.3 Lite chip (1 mb) and uses the DMS software that is required to flash it (though some have had problems with it). The benefit of this chip is probably the fact that it comes with a programmer that can allow you to reflash your chip incase of a bad flash, or incase you want to reflash so you never have to worry about messing up your chip.
The Xecutor 2.3 Lite is also pretty easy to install and can take around 10 minutes if one knows what hes doing. The problem with the Xecutor Lites is that without the programmer, the chip cannot be reflashed if its flashed wrong, meaning if you flash the chip with a 512k bios, then there is NO way to fix your chip without a programmer or without another modded xbox. Even though this may sound risky, messing up your flash is kind of hard (unless you cant read numbers and SEE that the bios you are flashing it with is 1 meg). Another problem that people complain about is their modchip Unalligning, I have run into this ONCE but that was only during installation when i was moving the chip around to find the d0. It has an easy fix, just find a screw slightly larger than the one that your retailer sends you, that can fit in the washer.
Speaking of misalligning, I was going to my friends house one night, but we were all going to see a movie before we left to his house and were meeting at the local startime. I came a bit late, and everyone had already dropped their bags off on his dad's car, who left before i came, so i had to CARRY my xbox in a bookbag around for 3 freakin hours and it DID NOT get unalligned. Ive even tried slamming my xbox on the ground on my bathroom floor by raising it around 1 - 1/2 feet and dropping it and it DID NOT misallign (more tests coming soon when i get the balls to do em).
The Xecutor Lite chip has 1mb flash memory (though you only need 256k) and is supported by many of the Xecutor Programs (FlashX).
All in all, if you find an Xbit in stock, and cant sodder, then i would tell you to go ahead and buy it (if you're willing to pay the 60 bucks for it). If you want a pretty easy chip to install, and know how to sodder (35 bucks) I would recommend you get the Xecutor 2.3 Lite.
If you dont know how to sodder and dont have a lot of cash (atleast not the 60 sumthin dollars that divineo charges not including shipping), then i suggest you get the Xecutor 2.3 Lite+ (from www.system-mods.com cuz they are pretty reliable), though its only a few bucks cheaper than the X-Bit.
Hope this post helped
