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No worries mate what ever get the job done, regardless thanks for watching

Thanks so much mate!

@@akiraperera9574 it's not worth it even if you use shadow servers (if they still exist) you might still get banned better just for playing offline games...

@@nothxgs I used a resistor but what diode I didn't add any diode?

@ watch other guides they aren’t required

okay thanks

Bro if you get stuck just hit me up I'll try help ya out ;)

Cheers mate this was a lot of fun, hard work but well worth it!

Yes that's heaps just give it 5 min to warm up ;)

@@LiamWhit cheers mate. Definitely worth doing that for the old beast especially if its 1st gen ;)

haha so true good times alright :)

Thanks for watching mate

haha glad someone gets it cheers mate 😁

I used flux just not 6 gallons, yes 100% syringe's work really good!

Cheers mate that would be so much fun I will keep a eye out for one :)

Soldering is literally just binding metals, if that’s too hard then pay someone $150+ for one pre modded

True that can help a lot with temps as well.

Fully and if you can get one cheap or have one lying around why not give it ago ;)

RIP my thrift store game hunting going to have to be a lot more picky on the disk quality 😵

Good question, yes you can be on the latest firmware and if your not there is no harm in updating to the latest version before doing the RGH3 hack.

@@TheDiWHYGuy Thank you. I was always terrified of performing an RGH as a kid. With the skills I have today I’m gonna give it a go. Thanks to your very detailed video and engaging humor I have all the confidence in the world. Also the tip you gave in the video on disabling Xbox live connection answered another question I’ve had for a very long time. I was always scared I was gonna receive a console ban. Would you recommend removing my main profile before doing this or is it safe to use my Xbox live account as long as I disable Xbox live?

@@vinniequodling1678 that's awesome I'm sure you will nail it 😁 you can use your profile but don't sign it to Xbox live for this I would make a new profile and account and use shadow servers because once your online there is still a chance to get band so it would suck to loss your main account with all you achievements etc maybe I should do a video on how to get online working...

Good eye mate I'll put my order in might as well do them all

Haha cheers mate its rights free RUclips library song called: Slynk - Twelve Speed (Alone Time Vol. 2) somewhere there is a 1 hour remix that's bad ass af 😉

Thanks so much mate 😁

Oh no it happens only one way to learn! I probs make it look easy, as I been cutting tiles for a job for over 20 years so grinders are a extension of my arm at this point haha, but yeah best way to get good is find some scrap a good blade ie carbon cut off disk for steel, Dimond for masonry, and just go to town cutting out shapes and straight lines....

@@TheDiWHYGuy I have the Knowhow, and Grew up with a Construction Family, and my old man was a Senior Tool Maker. But My ADHD @ 22 didnt do well LOL Untreated still in my 40s I have many Projects I can do but anxiety wont let me start. Soon enough, Im setting up a Proper Workbench in the Garage, the Kiddos keep buggin me to show them my Nerdiness LOL

Ahh yes motivations is another story... Good luck buddy sure your have fun once you get into one of your projects haha

That's awesome I really want to do that and water cooling just waiting for pay day to get the resources 😉

@@TheDiWHYGuy To be honest, at this point, I don't think a water cooler would be really necessary, unless you want to overclock the thing pretty heavily or something, though I'm not sure that's possible (I know it's possible on PS3 though). These temps also hold up while playing more demanding games, like Gears of War 3, and there is practically no difference between the idle and the under load temps. All in all, I'd say delidding is definitely worth it. Oh, and I should probably add that mine is also a Trinity, the exact same model as the one shown in the video.

Your right water cooling is most likely 100% unnecessary will just be for the challenge and looks the only benefit I can think of is might make thing a bit quieter and yeah like you say could overclock it if possible I'll defiantly look into it could be interesting for testing purposes. Nice best model if you ask me, cheers mate I look forward to the delid and at least with the Trinity its only one chip...

if you already reset the router and Xbox and still not working you might need to unplug and replug the WiFi adapter board on the front of the Xbox you can see it @ 1.29 min check there is no corrosion on the connectors and the screw is in good luck mate

Thanks mate hopefully I can get started on my next video soon...

Cheers mate, that's awesome thanks so much. Nice I got some friends and family's over there looks like a cool place 😎

Cheers mate what's the best way to take it off? This was the 1st one I ever took apart...

It's definitely not ideal but a lot of people (including me) have used that method successfully. It's ideal to get an x clamp tool but if you're just a hobbyist who's going to only ever do one you can save a few bucks.

haha cheer mate

Try these things: Unplug PS3 from Power Outlet. Hold ON button for a minute while unplugged, replug and try again. Make sure that the Pendrive is in the right USB port (the closest port to the Blu ray reader). Re format the Pendrive to FAT32. (Try different Pendrive if you can). Make sure the folders are correct names and the names are in UPPER CASE Unplug the Joystick USB cable/charger when you don't need to press anything, specially when the installation starts. And if its still don't work Dissasemble your PS3 and reconnect EVERYTHING from the motherboard, every ribbon cable, PSU cables... maybe some lose cable on the Blu Ray player could prevent you from updating, for example. Make sure to leave everything as it was and be careful to not damage anything (and unplug the console from the wall, of course). Clean the contacts carefully with iso, good luck mate!

I tried everything lol but maybe the hdd damaged the ps3 somehow I dont really know.In the past i tried to jailbreak it with a wrong file and the hdd is cursed now but thank for the advices 👌

sad but it might be good for spear parts one day...

thanks mate will do! bro he's the man hopefully one day I can get access to some of the equipment he's got what a cool channel 😁

@@TheDiWHYGuy he reminds me of your channel with all the clips, for my adhd mind XD

Apparently not see comment below!

You need a Pico or a dedicated NAND flasher. No one has created NAND flashing firmware for any other device

@@Harmonic14 thanks for clarifying mate!

Quick maths

Nothing to loss rocky 20 buck card so far played 4 hours of zombies and this card is running 20c coolers now so fingers crossed she holds on for some retro gaming might be a fun live stream challenge see if it can out last me on a gaming sesh haha

It does work, but it's not a permanent solution unless you have the proper equipment. I used to do re-flows like this (supporting the components of course) on my 4870x2 years and years ago. Kept it going for a couple of months until I finally replaced it.

good times

nothing to loss 20 buck card so far played 4 hours of zombies and this card is running 20c coolers now so fingers crossed she holds on for some retro gaming might be a fun live stream challenge see if it can out last me on a gaming sesh haha

nothing to loss 20 buck card so far played 4 hours of zombies and this card is running 20c coolers now so fingers crossed she holds on for some retro gaming might be a fun live stream challenge see if it can out last me on a gaming sesh haha

The beast

Why not

why not ? that GPU looks better than any rtx 4090

My PC in 2006 had a vertical mount not for the same reason it was a mini mini tower and could take a full size card that way, funny part it didn't even have a window but they did exist back then...

@@TheDiWHYGuy well my PC now have motherbord vertical mount and GPU on motherbord and looks good but PC too big themberlake lvl 20 xt, I want someting smaler and will got for corsair 2000D I think I want a mini itx with support for 360 aio and full size 3 slots GPU so I can fit in rtx 5090, just now I am waiting for new gen.

@@Kage0No0Tenshi the struggle is real good luck sure you will get there before long

I've done this with a radeon gpu back in the day, it's only really to extend the life of an already dying unit

This is a very real trick. It basically melts the solder slightly to make sure any faulty connections are reconnected. It's only really a temporary fix to keep a malfunctioning card going for a bit longer.

Its real with some added humor

basically the vapors from most materials there like plastic, lead, etc. are mostly cancer causing or poisonous

Yes and caladium

It can only make the connections like new if the PCB is cracked the only thing you can do is make jumper wires by ether scathing the tracers to the copper and bridging the crack or tracking the circuit to the nearest components and joining them with a jumper wire replacing the broken tracer.

Thanks. I have some old acer aspires from 2009 I'm working on. They may be dead. Some rust on the exterior connectors; usbs and charger plugs.

@@Riptide2533 Sweet hopefully you can get them going. Rust is like cancer you got to get rid of it with a wire brush, steel wool or sand paper, should help and you can use connection silicone to stop them rusting again even and if they do work you can paint the outside / non connection parts. good luck mate!

So The solder don't fall out

Solder ain't falling out on a reflow with such low temps, you are far more likely to lose unsupported components than you are to lose any solder. I used to do this on my 4870x2 when it was on its way out.

Thank you 👨‍⚕

20 bucks is 20 bucks

I've already bought several Windows keys for €3 and never had any problems, both OEM and Retail.

@@macielg29 you got ripped off several times lol

Thanks mate that's cool it reminded you of those good times, I can relate to that Transit still blows my mind and I use to play on Xbox as well good times all round. 100% right about that! Sounds like a good allrounder PC build you have there and sounds like you have gotten a good amount of longevity out of it. A lot of people think you have to upgrade your computer every few years, that is crazy to me a PC should last 10 years minimum and even then it should be good for older games and programs etc just got to optimize and look after it. Sounds like your doing well keep up the good work!

Thanks mate!