Can I Upgrade My XBOX RAM with 128 MB Sticks?

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Upgrading the RAM in an original Xbox is technically possible but requires specific types of RAM and soldering skills. Users discussed the incompatibility of standard 128 MB RAM sticks with the Xbox's original 64 MB configuration. While some expressed curiosity about the upgrade, the consensus leaned towards the complexity and lack of necessity for such modifications, with many suggesting waiting for the Xbox 360 instead.

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So my friend's dad gave me a bunch of 128 MB Ram sticks and I was wondering if I can just simply replace one of these with the standard 64 MB one that comes with the XBOX. Anyone done something like this before?

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I would say they'd be incompatable...

I can't be sure, but I'd say so.

And anyway, until now, I've never heard of anyone talk about upgrading their X-Box's memory, to me it seems there isn't reason enough to do so.

I mean, go for it and try if you can, let us know if anything cool happens...
 
Actually since I posted that thread I've done some reading. It is possible to upgrade, but you need a special kind of RAM, and you have to solder it on. So basically I'm saying, "Screw that, I'll wait for the Xbox 360".

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Haha. Nice. Sometimes I feel like being a mad scientist with that stupid thing. Why can't Microsoft do anything right?
 

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