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22 mar 2012 · If you ever want to add some serious memory to your Xbox 360, you're going to need to add an external hard drive. These units are easy to install, come in a variety of storage sizes (20GB to 250GB as of 2010), and let you save games and other media.
You can use more RAM, on a devkit. It is difficult to replace the RAM chips even for the same size, you'll need to modify the ID resistors if you switch RAM chip brands. Not sure if retail software will care about more RAM, or are even aware of it. Console software are usually hard coded to use only the RAM it is supposed to have.
23 sty 2016 · What you need to do in order to get more ram in the 360 is first, to add higher capacity ram modules, then program the CPU with a custom hypervisor (impossible) and ensure that the memory controller isn't locked to 512MB, which it could be.
Thankfully you can replace it with a 16MB NAND that doesn't allow anything to be stored on there and you can also prevent the failure of the 4gb internal flash memory by not storing anything there at all and connecting an internal hard drive which the console will default to for updates, content and so on.
Xbox 360 E Corona type motherboard 4GB internal memory OS 2.0.17544.0. I cannot write any new information in this internal memory or erase it, if I do all it takes is to restart the cnsole and everything is back as it is. I tried to update and i got an error code saying there was not enough storage.
In this guide, I will explain what your system is trying to tell you, and how to manage your Xbox 360’s hard drive memory. Step 1: Do I Have Enough Space? You might not have enough system memory, as you only have the 4GB model Xbox 360.
Are you saying that it is not against the terms of use to take your original 360 HDD out of the case and use it in a slim? And you're saying that you can use a 3rd party HDD instead of an...
