FS: Xbox Debug Kit (excellent condition)

I have 1 Xbox Debug Kit in excellent condition. It has main boot screen as XDK launcher not the Live beta kind that looks like a normal Xbox dashboard.

I did opened this unit to check inside and I can confirm that it does come with 128MB RAM!!! I didn't do any modifications but I did noticed that pogo pins are already come pre-installed

Debug systems are generally not designed to play retail or backup games. However, with proper modification it should all be possible. They are used by publishers to review the game or developers to debug their code. But for right kind of people in the development community this is a dream come true since they are not easy get hold of.

I WILL ALSO INCLUDE REVIEW CODE OF RALLYSPORTS CHALLENGE 2 GAME. This game is full functional final game that went out publishers for reviews and it works flawlessly.

So here is what you get in the package:
Green Transparent Xbox Debug System
Rally Sports Challenge 2 Review Code DVD
A/V Cables
Power Cable

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You state you opened it. Were the labels on the base intact before you opened the case?

If you've broken the seals then you've made a big mistake and have seriously devalued the kit.

 

I wouldnt buy anything thats been opened like that. Specialy when theres a chance theres been a mod chip in there.

 

you can see in the pic he just unscrewed through the labels...

 

That's what he meant by "breaking the seals."

It's been devalued, but it's not like the thing is worthless.

 

He should get a good amount of money for it.Who cares as long as it works
and does the job.When I had a xbox dev kit I had to open it up to fix it.
I just replaced the cable and it worked fine.But I sold it for a good
amount of money,I also sold a debug kit that was already opened when
I bought it and sold for 475.How many of us has opened our dev systems
just for curiosity.And also installing a chip on a debug kit is pointless.

 

I understand that perfectly, I just meant that he'd have been better off not breaking through the seals as he would have got more cash for it!

As a collector, if I had the choice of two dev consoles, one obviously tampered with somehow, and one still sealed but $200 more, I'd go for the sealed one every time.

Of course, if something requires repair, then I'd most likely open it up to fix it, as in most cases a working but opened unit would be worth more than a sealed but non-working unit, at least in a sale.

And besides, there are much easier ways of verifying the amount of RAM in an Xbox that do not involve opening the case up and taking out the drives to have a look!

 

Hey I was just curious to check how it was different comparing to retail Xbox. I already have 2 Xboxes chipped so why bother with this one.

I had no idea about 128MB RAM until I opened it. SO ALL I DID WAS MADE A QUICK PEEK INSIDE, NO MODIFICATION

 

Heh, the dash on that is seriously out of date.

-hl718

 

yeah, I was thinking so too, I dosn't look anything like the dash I have.. so I thougt: either it's way newer or more likely way older then mine.

 

The dash on his is the older one.All he has to do is use the recovery disc
to update the dash and kernel.