is a chip really worth it?

bsmalley23 · 06-29-2009, 02:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Bugcola

ugh dont remind me coke runs through my body and im trying to stop drinking it. anyway back on topic sent an email to modchip-depot asking if my wii would be good for the wasabi dx/clip bundle want to make sure before i spend the cash put in my # and got a * There is a 75% chance the chipset is GC2-D2C2 (v2) and the drive has the new metal clip.
* And there is also a 25% chance the chipset is GC2-D2C (v1).

which draws me a blank since im not sure if thats good or a kick in my ass anyone else have a wii that said the same?

pretty sure the dx/zero is compatible with both of them. your good to go.

Dogeggs · 06-29-2009, 02:41 PM

It took me 3 months to give up coke! i was craving it bad and drinking it in secret! lol - i had an easier time givin up weed a few yrs ago! As for chips, they are worth getting if you can afford it and are not afraid to open up your case (i am - i hate wires!) as they are a lot less hassle than softmodding, go with whatever bsmalley suggests as he knows his stuff...

Bugcola · 06-29-2009, 02:41 PM

alright thanks for your input

cybercrud · 06-29-2009, 07:14 PM

This is really no different than Satan and Hades fighting over who is right. We're all technically wrong for softmodding or putting a modchip in our Wiis. What we should be doing is going out and buying the games.

I'll get off my soap box now.

Oh and... Pepsi.

Spyman · 07-04-2009, 02:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Jasons34

I will never buy a chip for any of my consoles. First off in time they will burn out or burn something in the console. Another reason I wont buy a chip is because they void the warrenty. I have had my wii softmodded for almost a year now and out of the 200+ games I have burnt, everysingle one of them work.

That is not true, the chip doesnt burn out or cause something to burn out. If anything you are more likely to get a chipped console serviced for warranty vs a softmodded as they check for softmod tampering.

Anyways the way to go these days is with drivekey or wasabi dx