Can I Use Coolrunner Rev B or C With Corona 4gb?

[genetik]

I was wondering if instead of the cr3 lite I can use a coolrunner rev b or c with my corona v2 4gb.

I have a TX R/W Nand Kit and A TX Corona QSB V3. Will It Work? or Will I Need Something Else?

 

[bernzburnz]

I was wondering if instead of the cr3 lite I can use a coolrunner rev b or c with my corona v2 4gb.

I have a TX R/W Nand Kit and A TX Corona QSB V3. Will It Work? or Will I Need Something Else?

Yes you can. You will need the Corona QSB with built in oscillator or you can wire up an oscillator with the do it yourself method.

 

[genetik]

oh ok yea i dont have that qsb with an oscillator ... what do you think is better to use the rev c and get the qsb with the oscillator or just use the cr3?

 

[oO Elite Oo]

You clearly didn't use the search option and I don't know why other users reply to stupid questions when they should direct them to forum rules. Use Google, it will still give you TX results!

 

[Manmeet]

Hello genetik

i hope this image will work for u...

Do this and settings

JP - Bridged
2-3 - Bridged
CPU_RST - 14 CM wire
Timing - 1-3 or 3-2 which ever gives u best result
Switch to phat on Coolrunner.

 

[Xecuter]

http://team-xecuter.com/xecuter-qsb-cr-upgrade-for-corona/

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oh ok yea i dont have that qsb with an oscillator ... what do you think is better to use the rev c and get the qsb with the oscillator or just use the cr3?

Its your money....you can choose either

 

[bernzburnz]

Personally I have had better results with the CR3 Lite over the Rev C with oscillator on Coronas.

 

[travis.surber]

Me personally, I would use a CR4 XL and not screw with programming the chip or qsb's. I know u can use cr3 but better boot times and better performance with CR4 XL.

 

[GeekHeat]

Me personally, I would use a CR4 XL and not screw with programming the chip or qsb's. I know u can use cr3 but better boot times and better performance with CR4 XL.

might be a good idea to check the dates of the posts. U have just revived a 4 year old thread.