Stacks in our PC through any legitimate website. After downloading this software, you need to perform following steps to download and install Mobdro app on your PC system. Firstly, install Blue. Stacks App Player on your system. It can take some time and time limit will depend on your internet speed. $10 Modbo 4.0 v1.93 (In Stock!). Came pre-wired, and with great installation instructions. Even gave me free postage from Canada to the US on the order! Uploaded on: 2010-10-04 @ 05:17 GMT Downloads: 177 HomePage Rate Resource Report Broken Details (link me) kmeaw CFW 2011-01-18 Description: kmeaw Custom FirmWare for PS3 with firmware v3.55 based on Wutangrza. Includes kmeaw's lv2.pkg and Wutangrza's CFW patch, bsdiff command line tools for Windows and install instructions.

Another bonus with the Modbo 4.0 is its now running the Matrix Infinity firmware v1.91 and is also possible to upgrade the firmware at a later date without any problems. If that wasn’t enough, they have now managed to get the firmware’s config menu and all its options to work and save. You can now go into the config menu and setup the Modbo 4 the way you want it, this is extremely handy for a lot of reasons. The Modbo 4.0 also uses a clock point, some of our customers have found that chips using a clock point “CX” are generally more stable then the same type of chip not using a clock point. The Modbo 4.0 is a clone of the original Matrix Infinity range of PS2 mod chips.

Good luck with the sales! Bump This might be a late reply but thank you vga, i noticed on alot of forums i goto, there were no CA installers so i figured i would take up the opportunity as being a CA modder. I also enjoy modding as well so it makes things much better when working. I tried contacting JaMbO awhile back about adding my stuff to the marketplace but i guess since im the new guy, it think its pretty much a no go. I'll be signing up for Premium if available very soon, i just stocked up on some Dreamcast and Saturn Region Free chips so money is low. Adding eBay feedback now, im only a buyer on ebay but i guess its better than nothing.

I also read that later date code V12 systems don’t have the issue. My PS2 slim is a later date code, so I’m going to see if anything bad happens, and just replace the laser if I have to.

So if you have an old PS2 and are having some problems playing game backups it could possibly be an issue with the laser. This entry was posted in,,,. Bookmark the.

It’s also a good idea to use more wires for the 3.3V line as well. Putting everything back together Once I had soldered the modchip to the board, I could put the console back together. I started by taping over all of the points I soldered to, including most of the modchip. Taping prevents any of the connections from being shorted with the case, and also helps hold the wires in place. As I mentioned earlier, I didn’t choose the best position for mounting my modchip. I had to cut away some of the metal shielding to make room for the modchip. Removing the shielding still resulted in a very tight fit when putting everything back together.

Use and installation of these products is at your own risk. GameMaster takes no responsibility for any damage caused by installation or malfunction of Mod-Chip products or effected game console. No guarantee is given to the consoles continued functionality although every effort has been made to ensure a functional result. The features described have been fully tested locally and we are confident that you will enjoy a rewarding Mod-Chipping experience if you apply some patience and careful attention to the instructions given.

No guarantee is given to the consoles continued functionality although every effort has been made to ensure a functional result. The features described have been fully tested locally and we are confident that you will enjoy a rewarding Mod-Chipping experience if you apply some patience and careful attention to the instructions given. Good luck and have fun! DISCLAIMER: GameMaster in no way condones the use of Mod-Chips for any illegal purposes. These products are developed for experimental use only and to allow users to tap into further potential available on game console machines.

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(original chip has been long discontinued anyways, so no worries there). I plan on using this for backups, imports and homebrew. Anyone else have experience with this chip, if so, what do you have to say? Positive or negative, lay it on me. Make sure to keep the wires short, long wires were the #1 cause for black screens or chip not functioning correct for me. Use 28awg 30awg kynar wire, it's easier to solder to certain points that can be too small for 30awg 28awg or other wires.

This diagram is the same for Modbo 4.0 and Modbo 5.0 chips. If you need a diagram for another version of the PS2 just leave a comment and I’ll upload a copy for you.

From my understanding the best methods are fix, and the. I also read that later date code V12 systems don’t have the issue. My PS2 slim is a later date code, so I’m going to see if anything bad happens, and just replace the laser if I have to. I’ll update this post if anything happens.

Make sure to keep your tip tinned and clean, have some flux at hand and a wet solder sponge to wipe of the excess now and then. Be well fed and rested, don't stress and don't breath in the fumes even though it kind of smells good Ask any questions don't feel dumb. -EDIT- Sorry! I meant 30AWG! Click to expand. Thanks for the tips, but honestly, I doubt I'll be using fmcb with this once I have the chip in anyways.

I’d recommend finding a lower point on the board instead, since I had to cut away some of the metal shield later on to get the system put back together. You can see an image of the board and where I mounted my modchip above. Modchip installation With the modchip mounted I soldered each wire to the board. I started with the pads to the right of the chip, and then followed a counter clockwise pattern around the modchip once I finished soldering wires to the pads. Above is an image of what my installation looked like after I finished with the pads. I had the most trouble when it came time to solder wires to the holes, or vias, that are located under the modchip.

• Good Chip and Works Perfect Posted by Luois on 25th Apr 2015 A lot of the chips for the PS2 systems just plain SUCK! I've gone through 3 different stores, each one sending me a chip that didn't work in my PS2 system (Slim model). The ModBo 4.0 if the first chip that actually ended up working in my PS2 - because it really IS a universal chip - and not a chip designed for a single model of the ps2 system. If you're not sure which modchip you need, then get this one - it'll jus work!

So if you have an old PS2 and are having some problems playing game backups it could possibly be an issue with the laser. This entry was posted in,,,. Bookmark the.

IN STOCK The Modbo v4.0 is the latest chip from the guys at Modbo.com. The Modbo v4.0 is compatible with v5 to v16 and it is also compatible with the newly released SCPH-7700x & 7900x consoles.

In ALL cases this is a FALSE ALARM as NONE of the Game Trainers @ GCW contain known malicious code! More info in the! • Some Game Trainers are sometimes reported to be a Virus or Trojan, the most common is a keylogger called HotKeysHook or the file has been packed/protected with VMProtect or Themida and is recognized as Win32/Packed.VMProtect or Win32/Packed.Themida.

You can now go into the config menu and setup the Modbo 4 the way you want it, this is extremely handy for a lot of reasons. The Modbo 4.0 also uses a clock point, some of our customers have found that chips using a clock point “CX” are generally more stable then the same type of chip not using a clock point.

Earlier this month I. Since I also own an SCPH-39001 PS2 fat, I decided to install a modchip into it. Modchips for the PlayStation 2 you to get more out of your PS2. Things like playing games from other regions, playing PS1 and PS2 backups, and running homebrew applications. This blog post covers the installation of the Modbo 5.0 modchip into my SCPH-39001 PS2 fat console. Things you’ll need • An SCPH-39001 PS2 fat console • Tools to take apart the PS2 • A or modchip.

I went and ordered one of these for my console modding needs. To many projects have suffered at the hands of my radioshack POS hahahhaa. I'm gonna give this a go, when I have some downtime between multiple jobs and school.

Getting solder to stick to the holes was tricky, I’d recommend using some flux to help get the solder flowing. I inserted an image of wires attached so some of the holes above.

Modchips also exist for the PlayStation 2 and allow for things like playing games from other regions, playing PS1 and PS2 backups, and running homebrew applications. This blog post covers the installation of the Modbo 4.0 modchip into my SCPH-70012 PS2 slim console.

Use and installation of these products is at your own risk. GameMaster takes no responsibility for any damage caused by installation or malfunction of Mod-Chip products or effected game console. No guarantee is given to the consoles continued functionality although every effort has been made to ensure a functional result. Does it matter nicholas carr. The features described have been fully tested locally and we are confident that you will enjoy a rewarding Mod-Chipping experience if you apply some patience and careful attention to the instructions given.

Please note that basic soldering skills are required in order to install the Modbo 4.0 Modchip. You can find all required information about the installation under our „Downlodas & Tutorials“ section tab. Besides the possibility to play backups of PlayStation 2 games Modbo 4.0 also enables you to play imports from PS2 and PS1 games. Imports play with the original resolution and also use the right colors. If you want to go online you can choose to use the stealth mode of the Modbo 4.0 in order to hide the modchip and don’t risk a ban from the online services.

Make sure to keep the wires short, long wires were the #1 cause for black screens or chip not functioning correct for me. Use 28awg kynar wire, it's easier to solder to certain points that can be to small for 30awg or other wires. Do not cross wires, use some kind of adhesive (I used a glue gun) to keep the wires tidy.

I found the installation process to be more difficult than the installation of a modchip on a PS1, or soldering a Teensy to a PS3 Slim. Laser failure is a problem with V12 PS2 slim consoles, which can be prevented through various methods. From my understanding the best methods are fix, and the. I also read that later date code V12 systems don’t have the issue. My PS2 slim is a later date code, so I’m going to see if anything bad happens, and just replace the laser if I have to.

I have no idea how that could slip through a code review, provided there ever was one on this module. The game even acts weird on backwards-compatible PS3s, but usually recovers from this state after some seconds. I did not investigate why this fails on homebrewn CDVD emulators, I was just happy when I could finally play it with ODEM on my TOOL. That may be another reason why the timing is still screwed up for some people, even with my fix; the TOOL HDD reacts significantly different than the one I use in my retail PS2.

This diagram is the same for Modbo 4.0 and Modbo 5.0 chips. If you need a diagram for another version of the PS2 just leave a comment and I’ll upload a copy for you. As you can see from the diagram there are a total of 21 wires that need to be soldered from the PS2 to the modchip. The chip comes with double sided tape that you use to stick it to the board. I chose to mount my modchip on top of the large chip in the middle of where all of the wires needed to go.

No more guessing which model PS2 you have, because this ps2 mod chip will just do it all. Product Details • Fully compatible with ps2 v1-v16 PAL / USA / Jap • Upgraded from modbo3.0, comes with original 100% v1.88 firmware, but it isn't upgradeable • Comes with mini size board and the wiring point order is good for installation • Automatic selection for PS2/PS1/DVD supports • DVD region free incorporated • Software selectable 'PS2 Quick Load' option. • Good Chip and Works Perfect Posted by Luois on 25th Apr 2015 A lot of the chips for the PS2 systems just plain SUCK! I've gone through 3 different stores, each one sending me a chip that didn't work in my PS2 system (Slim model). The ModBo 4.0 if the first chip that actually ended up working in my PS2 - because it really IS a universal chip - and not a chip designed for a single model of the ps2 system. If you're not sure which modchip you need, then get this one - it'll jus work!

Above is an image of what my installation looked like after I finished with the left side of the modchip. There were a lot of places where I had to solder wires to components surrounded by a lot of other components. I’d recommend positioning the board and your soldering iron so that you can solder at a good angle. Above is an image of the back of the board. I ran the wires through the big hole, and left a little bit of extra slack so I could move them around if something got in their way when putting the console back together. This picture was taken before I figured out that I needed to solder the H wire to the modchip. Eventually I finished soldering all of the wires to the board, and the image above is the result.

Good luck and have fun! DISCLAIMER: GameMaster in no way condones the use of Mod-Chips for any illegal purposes. These products are developed for experimental use only and to allow users to tap into further potential available on game console machines.

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