D2CKey Wii modchip full specs, installation diagram |
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The D2CKey modchip first surfaced shortly after initial reports concerning the "unmoddable" Wii units coming from Japan. These units come with a new type of chipset that doesn't have the pins cut like the previous models. For interested parties here's the complete specs of the modchip:
- Access control LEDs
- LED 1: disc access indicator.
- LED 2: data patching indicator:
- Flashes smoothly during disc insertion and detection
- Lit when backup is detected (after disclogin)
- Off when original is detected
- DVD media compatibility
- DVD+-R
- DVD+-RW
- Dual-layer DVD (movies and GCOS)
- Game disc support:
- Direct boot of Wii original and backup games from the same region
- Direct boot of GameCube original and backup games from the same region
- Direct boot of different NTSC region Wii and GC games on USA and JAP consoles
- Partial region free support on Wii and GC original and backup games with different video mode (i.e. PAL<->USA, JAPAN)
- Improved read settings for recordable media
- Supports running GC games at Wii disk speed
- GC Audio streaming Fix
- Supports full-size DVD and DVD9 discs for GC homebrew
- Supports GC multi-game discs
- Supports Wii and GC multi-disc games
- True stealth mode
- Does not modify RAM, making it virtually undetectable for the Wii
- Full command set emulation
Via D2CKey
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Comments [refresh]
That's a LOT of wires!
Gees, can't they make something that sits on top of that chip with all required legs that are presoldered so all you have to do it touch a little heat to each new leg to "stick" it to the leg below it?
Or something...