Thanks to All
 

I finally got the modchip installed correctly. I resoldered the alt. points and everything works fine. Thanks everybody. You all have been great. Special thanks to the following:
Spedmetal
lucfan
Warlock
seaneyb2003
crazygamelover
TylerDurden
ottoman
ShadowKnyght
H|LLJD00
I would have burned out the ps2 if it wasn't for your help guys. I also would like to thank everyone in this forum as I have learned from your own experiences. Thanks again. :D How do add the pics to the post?

add pics
 

go to user cp then edit avatar ;)

No you don't understand. What I mean is Add the modchip installation pics to my post. I don't have a website so I can't post a link.

ahhhhh wrong end of stick again d'oh (you hav a pic n e way lol) :o
in that case cant help you

Just click the insert image button when replying or starting a new thread and then copy in the image location.

dude, go here.

http://imageshack.us

upload them there. :):)

good to hear u got it working. now i hope mine will work too o.O

hey congrats mate. :)

By the way, you missed the 'f' out of lufcfan ;)

Right on man. Glad you got it working!

Sorry lufcfan :D. I was writing this during a class in college. Was in a hurry. Thanks again all.

No probs, lol ;)

I just completed my Matrix Infinity install in a V7 and it works perfectly... :D

Any UKers who want one, PM for details :)

Hey Dude,

Well done man it does take alot of balls to mod a ps2! and uve done it! well done :) keep it up man :) any who happy gaming!

I wanna do it but think i will mess it up :(

Well it's too easy to if you're not ultra careful :)

The installation was hard to do but not impossible. It took me about 9 hours. I practiced first on an old motherboard and then I tried it. The matix infinity is about the size of a quarter ($.25). Now look at one of the mod installation pics and zoom the picture down untill the infinity is about the size of a quarter. Now you can see how small and compact the ps2 really is. I didn't notice all this until I got the chip from the mail. It also cost more to do it yourself as you need to buy materials like wire and solder and in my case a soldering iron. I spent about $40-$50 just in equipment and materials. Thats not including the chip $65 and the ps2 $150 + the risk of it not working again.

H|LLJD00 or anyone else. If you are afraid of installing it yourself then I suggest you send it to norcalmods. Spedmetal helped me out alot and I can assure you he knows what he is doing. He knows alot more than just soldering a chip. He can give you tecnical background as well as troubleshooting on these chips and he is very reliable as many on these boards have had their ps2's chipped by him. If you decide to chip it yourself, these boards are great and everyone here helps out. If you practice soldering first you shouldn't have a problem. :)

he's in the UK though, postage is a little expensive to across the pond ;)