The headsets can be treated the same way. In fact I use my Ear Force Delta's on my PS3, Xbox 360, and PC.

Also is it worth noting that 4GB doesn't consider that storage as Harddrive but as an additional USB storage.

Use the power button as normal to attempt to boot your newly RGH3 Modified console to the Dashboard. The Xbox is great, but as others have said, 4GB is very limiting, especially when the OS takes a few hundred MB. Well you kinda can but the max size the xbox supports is 16GB so you'd have to partition it into lots of 16GB Fat32 drives and store stuff separately. The points are extremely delicate and can easily be bridged to other points which could KILL your console! If it is more memory, is my only option to get it fixed through MS? The unit is only about 1.5 years old.

Read 2 copies of the existing NAND by pressing the "Read NAND" button, waiting for it to finish, then Read NAND again. Sorry never saw that message, must have already been replying...No you can't do it with External USB HDD's The only way to know for absolutely 100% certain is to open up the console and remove the heatsink and take a look at the XCGPU. DirtyLarry, now that I can agree on to a certain extent. I do not like the pricing that has been set for the drives either. I've actually raised that complaint a few times myself. You would only have place for a very limited amount of rich content on 4GB, my phone has more memoryOpen J-Runner with Extras. It should automatically detect your NAND Reader of choice and display your console type under the "Console Type" box in the upper right. The errors are stating that it is a memory problem. I tried formatting the internal memory, but nothing happens. It seems like it can't write to the internal 4gb, which makes since.

This should only take up to 2 minutes. If it takes longer than 60 seconds on average, try an alternative timing file first as explained above. Upgrading the memory space in the case of the 4GB model is an added benefit, while such benefits are not available in the 250GB model. It is not required as the inbuilt hard drive can be more than sufficient. If your console does not boot on either 10/27MHZ options, change your resistor for a LOWER one (EG if you used 22k, try 10k) Note down your CPU Key and Input this into the CPU Key section in J-Runner. You will now see your console details.

Some games are designed to run better, or natively do, when "installed" on the HDD. Halo: Reach is an example of such a game. For your own health and safety, make sure you use Soldering Irons in open spaces with plenty of ventilation, don't breathe in any fumes. In fact those same flash drives (since you can use just about any drive off the shelf) can be used on any hardware that supports it. The Xbox 360 – 4GB is a video game console manufactured by Microsoft with 4GB of internal storage and supports online gaming via Xbox Live, released in 2010. The Xbox 360 – 250 GB is a video game console that came out in 2009 by Microsoft with a large 250 GB hard drive for storage. It supports online gaming via Xbox Live.