- Thread starter megaMANX6
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I've had no issues with any of the G-Net PCB's I've bought - the most desirable one has the piggyback PCB with long capacitors on (high score save pcb). There's also a network card add-on.
Test it works properly first and make sure you have +5V set correctly, they're a bit fragile voltage wise and will die quite quickly if +5V is too high and will sit in a reboot loop if too low.
If you are prepared to wait for one they can still be picked up for $60-70.
simple job to flash too - insert chip with modbios 2011, fit jumper on pins, power on and wait for flash to finish, power off, remove chip & jumper, power on and you're sorted.
I think there's a backup copy of the bios onboard as I'm sure I've had one revert back to stock after shorting out something on the bottom of the pcb.
Test it works properly first and make sure you have +5V set correctly, they're a bit fragile voltage wise and will die quite quickly if +5V is too high and will sit in a reboot loop if too low.
If you are prepared to wait for one they can still be picked up for $60-70.
simple job to flash too - insert chip with modbios 2011, fit jumper on pins, power on and wait for flash to finish, power off, remove chip & jumper, power on and you're sorted.
I think there's a backup copy of the bios onboard as I'm sure I've had one revert back to stock after shorting out something on the bottom of the pcb.
