queadlunnrau
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Ok, i have a question.
Recently i just purchased a PS2...From what I have been able to determine, it is a V7.
I have been looking into getting a MOD chip for it, but I think I'll wait until the warranty is expired.
Right no there seem to be few MOD chips for the V7, although I am starting to see one or two crop up.
However, when I began looking into requirements for installing a mod chip, I noticed that you needed to refer to your serial number, and that in every case I had investigated, the serial number needed to be concluded with the letter "R."
My question is this:
What is the significance of the R? My system does not have one - does this mean my chances of finding and installing a mod chip successfully are greatly reduced?
Recently i just purchased a PS2...From what I have been able to determine, it is a V7.
I have been looking into getting a MOD chip for it, but I think I'll wait until the warranty is expired.
Right no there seem to be few MOD chips for the V7, although I am starting to see one or two crop up.
However, when I began looking into requirements for installing a mod chip, I noticed that you needed to refer to your serial number, and that in every case I had investigated, the serial number needed to be concluded with the letter "R."
My question is this:
What is the significance of the R? My system does not have one - does this mean my chances of finding and installing a mod chip successfully are greatly reduced?
