1. If you go online with it without stealth, 100% chance you're banned within a minute. So in a way, yes.

2. IMO it is. So long as you don't do it for the sole purpose of CoD lobbies, then yes, you will get your money's worth out of it.

3. RGH = Reset Glitch Hack. It's only different in how it causes the console to be exploited. The only noticeable difference is boot times. RGH's tend to take longer to boot up.

4. Depends on what you're doing. Simply adding games is very easy, and if you have the disc then it's literally a 3-step process. Adding patches tend to be more complex, but after a while it becomes easy to do.

orchard3511 wrote So I' might get and jtagged xbox and need to know something's;

Are jagged xbox likely to get banned even modding old games

Is it still worth to get one

What's the difference between an rgh and a jtag

And are they easy to use

I will greatly appreciate any help thanks

Jtags will get banned within minutes if Xbls stealth isn't used regardless of the game.

It is worth it if you like modding offline but your need to buy Xbls time to go online.

A rgh works on newer consoles (slim) but the boot up time is a few minutes.
A Jtag works on older (fat) consoles only but the boot time is much faster.

They are not that easy to use and require a lot of knowledge in certain aspects.

If I'm not modding and just playing games will it still get banned?
And If I'm running ISO games?

orchard3511 wrote If I'm not modding and just playing games will it still get banned?
And If I'm running ISO games?

With a Jtag or rgh online, yes. As the modified hardware triggers server side checks to fail and a console ban follows shortly after,

If you not modding or want to use ISOs then your better off using a flashed drive. With up to date firmware you don't get instantly console banned. But you could get caught over time.