Dano2k0's Xbox / 360 collection, keeps growing..

where would you even get this kinda stuff? do they cost a lot more than the standard systems? is there a write up anywhere? so this is basically what all the game reviewers use to make all those videos and screen grabs?

In the first pic you have x360s with white things on the top = what are those?

 

Hi all,

Been a while since i last posted in here.

Well, not strictly Xbox related, but thought i'd post these pics here anyway.

PS2 Dev!











Thanks for looking, will be posting more stuff shortly.

 

Performance Analyser! :love2: Very nice, I envy you!

 

A blue TOOL? What's this?

 

Thanks for the feedback

Twilight, as above, its a Performance Analyser, very rare to come accross!

 

Hotness.

That's like dev porn.

-hl718

 

Very nice.

EDIT: Just saw the PS2 stuff. HOLY HELL. *cough*

 

Like above: Performance Analyser holy crap! Awesome collection man.

 

Sidecars,

Sidecars are what developers use, they have 2 features

Dvd Emulation (Run game of computers hdd rather than xbox's)
Pix Debugging (lets you see what cpu is outputting)

Newer sidecars on xna kits have a gigabit (think thats what its called) port, this allows for faster transfering of data to the console,

Xna kits also have an extra 512mb's of ram for extra l33t debugging.

The white ones (test kits) only have the dvd Emulation, but if u remove the piece of plastic on the left side you can use pix to.

Hope this answers your sidecar questions

 

Dear Dano2k0

Where are you?

 

hes alive i talked to him today. one of them tools and 1 of the debug kits were mine at some point

 

nonosto, you have PM.

Tom, I think your debug was actually one of these in the background, lol.

 

Look at that wall of debug kits

 

Fell in love with that blue PS2 TOOL!
It was my understanding that the Performance Analyzer was an add-on "hardware+software"... I didn't think it was an entire TOOL.

Any ideas what's different in it, hardware/software wise?
Can a regular TOOL be somehow converted into a Performance Analyzer?
Is the PA stand-alone? Or does it need to be connected to a TOOL?