Theres Another Jtag Called an "Opus"

Add It To Your Post,, But Mention That There Not Very Popular

Glad to Help 8)

iShorty wrote Theres Another Jtag Called an "Opus"

Add It To Your Post,, But Mention That There Not Very Popular

Glad to Help 8)

i know there is i orginally had it in but there is only a few people with.them so i thought there was no point but when home ill edit and include again if it helps more enjoy

callum

nice post really helpful

Thanks man this long list of things will convince my dad to get me one for sure!

sakemodz69 wrote nice post really helpful

thanks u

callum......

EpiicMoDzZ wrote Thanks man this long list of things will convince my dad to get me one for sure!

lol hope he lets you get one i have 12

wow this must have taken you 8 hours to finish Nice post man

-Zachu- wrote wow this must have taken you 8 hours to finish Nice post man

thanks and yeah around that lol

callum

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Some extra info on jtags.


What's the best Jtag to get?:

If you are looking for a Jtag, and you don't know what type to get, I have made this list of Jtags and abilities.
I have seen a few questions of which Jtag to get. I have also seen "Can I Jtag my Xbox with a USB?"
This is not possible as a Jtag runs and unsigned code which allows you to do whatever you like to the game, which is run emulators, run homebrew games, RTH (Real Time Halo), CoD 4 lobbies. There is a lot to do with Jtag's
Let me get started to get with the Jtags:


Xenon: Probably the most commonly used Jtag, reason being that it takes Type 1 and Type 2 KeyVaults. Tends to heat up too much, not recommended for offline use. Microsoft's first Xbox to launch, uses 203W PSU.

Zephyr: Related motherboard of the Xenon, but has an HDMI video output for better quality, Zephyr doesn't really have a great name considering it heats up as much as an Xenon.

Falcon: Big impact on the RRoD fix, tends to not heat up as much. uses 175W Power Supply Unit (PSU). Recommended for offline use, but still eligible for online use.

Opus: This motherboard is not really sold as a Jtag as they were replacements for unfixable Xenons. Although this Xbox lacks of it's HDMI output, this is very similar to the Falcon.

Jasper: Most reliable Jtag to get as these are very rare and go for a lot of money


How can I tell what KVs my Jtag take?

There are only two types of KeyVaults...Type 1 and Type 2.

Xenon: Only Jtag that can take Type 1 and Type 2 KeyVaults, this is the reason why Xenon's are so very popular with online use.

Zephyr: Takes only Type 2 KeyVaults (Although, someone here stated that their Zephyr can take Type 1 and Type 2?)

Falcon/Opus/Jasper: These Jtags take only Type 2 KeyVaults, most people use these for offline use and rarely online use.


Can I downgrade my Xbox?

No, this has been asked so many times, you cannot downgrade a retail xbox from 9199 dashboard to a <7371 dashboard. Why? Because the 8498 kernal blows your e-fuses.


How much do different Jtags cost?

Various types of Jtag costs different amount.
1. Xenon
Banned $140 - $160 (Various on the seller)
Unbanned $160 - $200

2. Zephyr
Banned $160 - $210
Unbanned $210 - $250

3. Falcon
Banned (Possibly the same as Zephyr)
Unbanned (Possibly the same as Zephyr)

4. Jasper
Banned $250 - $300
Unbanned $300 - $400


I am going to get a Jtag so I can host Modern Warfare 2 lobbies

This is NOT recommended considering that, you can do much much more with a Jtag. If you are going to get one for MW2, you will just be wasting money. There are plenty of other games you can mod and have fun with. Also, try to be familiar with Xexmenu/how to use patches/etc. before actually buying a Jtag, because I see way too many people buy a Jtag and ask questions later.

hope this clears up confusion.

callum will u help me with my jtag