DO pics???
 

does anyone have a diagram for the DO points for the lpc modchip for the new xbox(green) which are underneath???
These chips are similiar to the first executors in appearance but i havn't seen them for sale anywhere else....

the best I can find was here.

thanks m8 but these pics dont match the back of the new motherboard im afraid )-: and i dont want to solder any points until im absolutely sure, the lpc mpds that i have dont come with pinheaders, i have asked the supplier for pics but have got no answer so im just hoping that someone else can sort it for me...

They do match. They never moved the D0 on the user side of the board. Look a little harder.

thanks for the rplies lads but my problem is this:
in the pic that quall referred me to there is a component on the board with a large + sign and some numbers on it is not on the new pal machines, there is a smaller component with no writing on surface and i just want to certain that this is the right component to solder to before i install the mod..
thanks again

Hmmm, I'm at a total loss. I know more about whats happing a 1000 miles away from here than I know about the cheapmod.

Have you all ready bought the chip yet? If not, get and spend a little more money and buy an X2 lite or pro, or if you have bought it, buy an X2 any way. :D

the mod supplier is on this board ....but enough said!! If he doesn't bother to answer my emails there is not much i can do except ihe won't be getting my cash again....thanks anyway

i just uploaded the pics of the chip(front and back) hoping that somebody else has used these chips, link is here

glad to say i can put this to bed now,
rms2001 stated "They do match. They never moved the D0 on the user side of the board. Look a little harder" I can confirm that although the component is smaller the Do points (underneath) do work so thanks again.
To the chip suppliers (you know who you are) you just lost a customer through lack of feedback,,,nice one!

Great, good to see it working.
I dont know WTF I was thinking before, all you have to do is connect the D0 to ground. Dont matter where, just as long as you ground it out.