What Bios would you use ?

ninn

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I am considering what Bios I am going to flash my xbox with, I am curious how I should pick the Bios that I use? Should it depend on the version of my Xbox, Modchip, level of skill ? Pleas let me know


Thanks
 

Pantless

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The latest stable build will be the best. Fewer bugs, fewer things to mess up.

EDIT: A major, MAJOR thing I forgot to leave out....make sure if you have a 1.6 or 1.6b to use the .16plus version of whatever BIOS you choose. Yep....thats about it.
 
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matt77303

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if you have a x3 the ONLY bios you should be using is the x3 config live bios, latest version and as stated above the correct one for your xbox version 1.0 - 1.5 or 1.6, after all why use another bios that cant do what the x3 bios does, after all thats why the x3 chip was designed.

Matt
 

Rookio

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Pantless said:
EDIT: A major, MAJOR thing I forgot to leave out....
LOL I like that... i forgot to leave it out! ;)
 

g$$$

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Rookio and his mangey cats:D
 

Bpc89

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DOGS RULE !!!

DOWN WITH THE CATS !!!

im done ......

-Clarko
 

Rookio

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A Dog comes to you because you train it to. A cat only comes to you if it wants to.
Which would you say is the more loyal?

...i'm done too.
 

Pantless

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Oh boy, here it goes...

The way I see it: There are stupid cats and stupid dogs.

Case in point: My friend has a dog. (Simple enough, right.) He injured itself when he chased his tail around the room and slammed into a wall. He broke his neck (or something). How he did it? I dunno, but that dog does not deserve to be in existance.

Case #2: I have another friend. (Really?) His cat is f**king lazy. And I mean lazy. He just lays there, doesn't give a care in the world. One night, I decided to break into his house (with permission), and see what the cat would do. He just layed there, staring at me in the window sill. I left. Came back an hour later, he was still there. I slid open the screen, opened the window, and picked him up, and dropped him on the front door step. What does he do? He yawns and lays down. Outside. He could run away, like any other animal. But no, he just sits there. Half an hour later, still there. I just put him back inside, and laughed as I walked away....