EveryThingCodx wrote Throw away that fake rev c and that will solve your problems.

Using a clone has nothing to do with the console glitching or not.

HTMBACON wrote

EveryThingCodx wrote Throw away that fake rev c and that will solve your problems.

Using a clone has nothing to do with the console glitching or not.

True say clones work just as well as the original

-BBK- wrote

XeX_Flexog wrote yeah i have the same problem i just gotta buy a legit coolrunner and i'll be fine its just the knockoff ones that cause problems cause the chip has custom code and idk how china got it

The coolrunner shouldn't be the problem i have used them in all my consoles (over 20) and all of them have worked fine

Do you have the switch on the coolrunner set to Phat? if so try it on the slim setting even though its not a slim this has sometimes helped me get good boot times for some reason

Also have you left it long enough? the first time i RGH'ed a xbox i couldn't get it booting and ended up unsoldering it all and soldering it all back in and it turns out i just wasn't waiting long enough for it to boot i left it over 10 mins while on the computer and finally got it to boot to get my CPU key then just tweaked the wire length and got it booting in under 30 seconds

i think i removed the wrong resistor so that might be the problem

May as well close this thread, tried my last coolrunner and still didn't glitch. Guessing it's the Xbox, oh well it's outside in the rain.