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Philips & Lite on drive
#1
17 Jan 2010 @ 18:23
boodroo
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I am a newb, I have a question I hope you can answer.I bought a new Philips- Lite on drive DG-16D2s to replace the same one in my X360, it looks like the only difference is the FW version. My new one is 74850c, my old one is an earlier version. My question is can I transfer the old PCB board to the new drive & not have to flash or spoof or anything to make the new drive work with games ? Thank you in advance for your swift answers!!!!
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#2
17 Jan 2010 @ 18:32
eebeejay
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Originally posted by boodroo:
My question is can I transfer the old PCB board to the new drive & not have to flash or spoof or anything to make the new drive work with games?
I believe yes.
I'm told that as long as the drives are physically identical, you can swap.
Originally posted by boodroo:
My new one is 74850c, my old one is an earlier version.
Actually 74850c is the first version. the later ones are 84xxx & 94xxx.
#3
17 Jan 2010 @ 22:53
eebeejay
thanks for the reply. I will give it a try & see what happens. I will report the results here. Thanks again.
thanks for the reply. I will give it a try & see what happens. I will report the results here. Thanks again.
#4
18 Jan 2010 @ 8:39
Just to recap....
If you old drive is not a 74850c then do not attempt to swap the PCB's (Circuit Boards) or you will fry your drive.
If you old drive is not a 74850c then do not attempt to swap the PCB's (Circuit Boards) or you will fry your drive.
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