Can i do a rgh?
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To an unexperienced person it can cause alot of problems best bet is do alot of practice soldering on a dead board or find someone to do it for you.
Here is the link to the RGH TUTORIALS, it tells you all you need to know.
http://www.team-xecuter.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=175
Did you even use the search button?
http://www.team-xecuter.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=175
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Martin C
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The forum is an extensive archive of questions and answers. We also have a very detailed guides & tutorials section that answer pretty much every question you could possible have. We find it very rude when members post questions that have been answered a hundred times before. It shows that they have not searched for the answer and are either lazy and want to be spoon fed, or that they have complete disregard for the very rules that you are reading right now.
If you can't find the answer then that's fine, simply state that you have already looked when making your post. We are here to help people, not only to give advice but to educate them on helping themselves.
Best bet is to find someone local and they will do it, I'm 'ok' at soldering but still wouldn't do my own RGH
If you read the tutorials properly and thoroughly several times and read the forums to pick up more tips and practice for a while then you should be able to RGH a 360
BUT
if you are only Going to do one console it will be cheaper to get a pro to do it than to buy all the bits you need to do it.
BUT
if you are only Going to do one console it will be cheaper to get a pro to do it than to buy all the bits you need to do it.
If you have poor soldering skills and afraid of destroying your xbox don't do it.
But if you're the type of guy that likes to learn and take challenges on - go for it.
Before you start though, as others have said, learn how to solder. There are plenty of links on here to soldering tutorials.
Once you get your skills down it's not hard to do a RGH if you can read carefully and follow a tutorial. (I used FIB3R's Glitch guide) Here's a quick link to the tutorials
Just make sure you have decent equipment - It will make things much easier for you.
But if you're the type of guy that likes to learn and take challenges on - go for it.
Before you start though, as others have said, learn how to solder. There are plenty of links on here to soldering tutorials.
Once you get your skills down it's not hard to do a RGH if you can read carefully and follow a tutorial. (I used FIB3R's Glitch guide) Here's a quick link to the tutorials
Just make sure you have decent equipment - It will make things much easier for you.
If you are not an experienced person with solder or at least have a little clue do not try it. There is 100 things that can go wrong if you do not know what your doing.
the fact that you have asked the questions tells me that you have high doubts that you cant do the hack,pay a pro to do it for you mate otherwise your gonna find yourself with an expensive paper weight for an xbox
I have RGHed two Xboxes so far without problems and I had minimal soldering experience. I practiced techniques from a tutorial on this site and took my time. I practiced on some old PC motherboards and tried to work on the hardest points I could find. Good soldering iron, good flux, and practice and you will be able to do it in your sleep.
Don't let it intimidate you if you enjoy projects like this!
It can teach you a lot and it is loads of fun!
If it isn't your cup of tea, there are many experienced and reputable people here that will do it for you.
I wish you the best either way!
Don't let it intimidate you if you enjoy projects like this!
It can teach you a lot and it is loads of fun!
If it isn't your cup of tea, there are many experienced and reputable people here that will do it for you.
I wish you the best either way!