aNYoNe Test the XO-chip for 18 000 NTSC/J ??

MENTHOLa · 09-23-2002,06:09 AM

anyone used the xo-18 chip?..

MENTHOLa · 09-23-2002,06:17 AM

btw ....for 18 000 NTSC/J , how u check the version for the motherboard???

**silhouette** · 10-02-2002,11:45 AM

I have a 18000 NTSC/J, its mobo ver is GH-008
however, the board doesn't look like anything I've seen
and the upper side is permanently attached to the
cooling plate.

MENTHOLa · 10-03-2002,08:00 AM

oic oic ....
but did u modify ur set to direct boot?

**Sniper** · 10-03-2002,08:16 AM

MENTHOLa Do you know the magic 2 also work for your system too.

**silhouette** · 10-03-2002,09:15 PM

I don't know if MENTHOLa's 18000j board is the same,
the one I have is rather hard for current magic2 diagrams.

I'll post a scan of it.

The underside has only one of what it seems to be the bios
chip, I can't find the reset or 3.3v points. The upper side has the
permanent cooling metal plate, which may have to be forcefully
taken off.

**Sniper** · 10-03-2002,09:21 PM

The cooling plate is not permanent, yeah just force it off I was having a hard time with that too when I was taken my PS2 apart.

**silhouette** · 10-03-2002,09:34 PM

Thanks Sniper, I'll try to do that and see what I can find.

MENTHOLa · 10-05-2002,04:52 AM

Well, currently in my side SINGAPORE they yet to try it out. i juz get to know thta they juz receive the MAgic 2 chip n they now doing a trial on it . i think i will get the reult soon.
btw how to check if mi motherboard is the wat version?

runner · 10-07-2002,04:47 AM

I have a SCPH 18000, and also a Magic 2 V3 chip, but cannot find an installation diagram. Does anyone have one, or can anyone install for me? I am in Singapore. Thanks.

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