Hi...i am planing to buy one nand programmer.i checked on xconsoles and there is only below $ 20 difference between nand x rgh edition and j r programmer.i am a casual user.which one is best option to buy...!
GENERAL NAND-X RGH Edition or J-R Programmer v1.1
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Vinneh
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i also first added jr prog to my cart first...but later i thought for $20 difference i am missing that bundle...that's why i started this thread to know expert suggestion
Antalpromille
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JRP becouse its cheaper and TX can release updates for it, but nand-x reads 16mb in less than half the time it takes for JRP to read it.
I have both, just in case, and im going to get JRP V2 when its released.
I have both, just in case, and im going to get JRP V2 when its released.
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Vinneh
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thanks for your replies
sonus 360...i am not interested in it...i am not a regular update guy coz shipping charges is more than product cost to ship to my country(india)and also need to wait at least 20 to 30 days after order(USPS)...all i need is support for the product in near future(like support cr3 pro)
sonus 360...i am not interested in it...i am not a regular update guy coz shipping charges is more than product cost to ship to my country(india)and also need to wait at least 20 to 30 days after order(USPS)...all i need is support for the product in near future(like support cr3 pro)
BL4K3Y
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In terms of NAND read/write speed, the NAND-X is better because it's faster, but the J-R Programmer offers more functionality.
The NAND-X is based on code by Tiros and it was never released to TX is limited to what they can do/offer with it, but the J-R Programmer was designed and built by them so features of their own can be added (take Sonus programming for instance - this isn't possible with the NAND-X because the ARM code isn't open source).
The NAND-X is based on code by Tiros and it was never released to TX is limited to what they can do/offer with it, but the J-R Programmer was designed and built by them so features of their own can be added (take Sonus programming for instance - this isn't possible with the NAND-X because the ARM code isn't open source).
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