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== Glitch Chips ==
== Glitch Chips ==
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! style="width: 175px" | Manufacturer !! style="width: 115px" | Product Name !! Description !! Picture
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| Element18592 || Super Cool Chip v1 || First chip to do RGH3 on Winchester boards. || [[File:Launch-Team.jpg|300px]]
|<center>Element18592</center>||<center>Matrix Glitcher V2</center>|| [[File:Launch-Team.jpg|300px]]
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| Element18592 || Super Cool Chip v2 || First chip to JTAG a Slim board. || [[File:Hulk-Pepsi.jpg|300px]]
|<center>Element18592</center>||<center>DGX v1.0 (No DIP version)</center>|| [[File:Hulk-Pepsi.jpg|300px]]
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|<center>Element18592</center>||<center>DGX v1.0 (No DIP version)</center>|| [[File:Hulk-Pepsi.jpg|300px]]
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Revision as of 20:05, 24 July 2021

Over the lifespan of the Xbox 360, various glitch chips were created to accommodate newly created hacks and improvements for the Reset Glitch Hack (RGH).

If you have any further information or corrections on the entries here (including sources), please let us know!

Glitch Chips

Manufacturer Product Name Picture
Element18592
Matrix Glitcher V2
Launch-Team.jpg
Element18592
DGX v1.0 (No DIP version)
Hulk-Pepsi.jpg
Element18592
DGX v1.0 (No DIP version)
Hulk-Pepsi.jpg