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Does anybody know if there's a guide telling how to copy XBox games, please?
Many thanks.
Darren.
Many thanks.
Darren.
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i don't technically know where it is but i believe its at somewhere under tutorials somewhere here. http://www.xbox-scene.com/xbox-tutorials.phpLast edited by Squee77; 23 Dec 2006, 12:57 PM.//Amd 64 sock 939 running 2.41ghz rating with 1mb chache
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Copying the media is one thing but you'll need a mod chip that works with your version of the xbox. People also get bigger HDDs for their Xbox and save the games to that. And last I heard, with a mod chip you can not do Xbox live
There is plenty on the internet in a buncha different places. Good Luck.
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Thanks to everyone for the info. I just remembered how to get the first part going. Even though through I suspected I need a chip, I was curious to see what happens encase a suprise occurs. I never knew a chip can crash XBox Live. There's always another wall to get over.
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That is correct, if you were to backup games to HDD you would need a bigger hard drive, mod chip(i recommend executer), and an application that runs on xbox to create backups. That site i gave you xbox scene is a very good site for informations in they have a forum and there are experts that mods xboxs in the forum check it out.Copying the media is one thing but you'll need a mod chip that works with your version of the xbox. People also get bigger HDDs for their Xbox and save the games to that. And last I heard, with a mod chip you can not do Xbox live
There is plenty on the internet in a buncha different places. Good Luck. //Amd 64 sock 939 running 2.41ghz rating with 1mb chache
//Rosewill 1gb ram, pc3200(ddr 400) unknown timing
//Graphic card X1900gt 256mb(sapphire edition)with 400mhz ramdac 1314mhz coreclock
//Hard drives(3) 80GB Western digital 7.2k(IDE)2mb cache; 160GB Western digital rpm 7.2k(SATA 1.5GB/s)8mb cache, 320GB Seagate rpm 7.2k(SATA 3.0GB/s) 16mb cache
//Creative Xtreme music sound blaster card
//350W Rosewill PSU
//HL-DT-ST DVDRAM GSA-H10N(internal dvd burner)Comment
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//Amd 64 sock 939 running 2.41ghz rating with 1mb chache
//Rosewill 1gb ram, pc3200(ddr 400) unknown timing
//Graphic card X1900gt 256mb(sapphire edition)with 400mhz ramdac 1314mhz coreclock
//Hard drives(3) 80GB Western digital 7.2k(IDE)2mb cache; 160GB Western digital rpm 7.2k(SATA 1.5GB/s)8mb cache, 320GB Seagate rpm 7.2k(SATA 3.0GB/s) 16mb cache
//Creative Xtreme music sound blaster card
//350W Rosewill PSU
//HL-DT-ST DVDRAM GSA-H10N(internal dvd burner)Comment
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lol well i got de-prioritized by them for violating their terms. So I'm probably moving to at&t for a cheaper price and same connection as comcast (faster uprate slower downrate blah.
//Amd 64 sock 939 running 2.41ghz rating with 1mb chache
//Rosewill 1gb ram, pc3200(ddr 400) unknown timing
//Graphic card X1900gt 256mb(sapphire edition)with 400mhz ramdac 1314mhz coreclock
//Hard drives(3) 80GB Western digital 7.2k(IDE)2mb cache; 160GB Western digital rpm 7.2k(SATA 1.5GB/s)8mb cache, 320GB Seagate rpm 7.2k(SATA 3.0GB/s) 16mb cache
//Creative Xtreme music sound blaster card
//350W Rosewill PSU
//HL-DT-ST DVDRAM GSA-H10N(internal dvd burner)Comment
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Oh you want to backup xbox360 games is that what you were saying?//Amd 64 sock 939 running 2.41ghz rating with 1mb chache
//Rosewill 1gb ram, pc3200(ddr 400) unknown timing
//Graphic card X1900gt 256mb(sapphire edition)with 400mhz ramdac 1314mhz coreclock
//Hard drives(3) 80GB Western digital 7.2k(IDE)2mb cache; 160GB Western digital rpm 7.2k(SATA 1.5GB/s)8mb cache, 320GB Seagate rpm 7.2k(SATA 3.0GB/s) 16mb cache
//Creative Xtreme music sound blaster card
//350W Rosewill PSU
//HL-DT-ST DVDRAM GSA-H10N(internal dvd burner)Comment
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