Anunciado NME v1.2 Chip

Features of the latest NME v1.2 Chip:
- one chip for all drives: Samsung ms25 and ms28, Hitachi/LG 46,47,58,59 and of course the famous 78 (All 78 versions. We have seen many)
- Added logic to support possible future Hitachi/LG versions as well
- 100% Auto detection of Backup or Original
- 100% Auto detection of drive version. No need for jumpers on chip
- optional: Power Led will turn off when a Backup is detected
- optional: disables the network when playing backups
- new improved and very stable media detection, budget media support
- now working with pioneer 111d and Pioneer based burners as well as all LG burners.
- 100% Firmware Stealth, when MS tries to read the Firmware then it replies as 100% original unmodified. No error code E66.
- optional: 100% Live secure when playing Backups
- Based on 1000s of hours of research and programming
- Manufactured with highest quality Logic, PCB and components. Made in Europe.
- Complies with RoHS directive (lead free). Gold plated solder pads, for easy soldering.


NME 360 v1.2, no competition, clones and kudos

Many of the clones require manual switching for turning on the chip. They claim that this is more secure but the real reason why they are doing this is because they don't know what we are looking for inside of the chip and they can only reproduce the NME-360 outputs.
They also claim that their chip is 100% stable with any kind of media without tweaking the laser. That's pure BS. This is a hardware matter between the laser and the inserted media and can not be fixed by patching the firmware in a different way whatsoever...
The new improved media detection required some extra code to be patched to the drive which results in more wires to be soldererd to Hitach/LG drives again. The good thing is that we can guarantee that the clones don't have have full media detection.

NME v1.2 requires 11 wires for Hitachi/LG and still just 4 wires for Samsung.
Fail-safe auto detection of backups is possible, because the boot sequence has been improved as well. First it tries to boot the disc with SS at original location, then tries to read NME SS. This guarantees that original games with fake SS (as on EA games) will boot fine.
We want to give all the other teams BIG thanx for giving us credit for our Security sector offset, we always said it was the cleanest and most sophisticated way. Also you people that cloned our chip you believed in us. Thanks!

Here is what Teamxecuter say:

The only good (sorry GREAT) thing NME have ever come up with is the new SS patching which is virtually undetectable by m$ - i applaud them for that - i do not know why its not been used by the xtreme guys for their firmwares - its much simpler plus the xtreme method of SS is quite detectable (especially if used in
a patchmod). it really is the very best way to boot your modded burns - very undetectable and much cleaner.

Here is what Xeno360 Team say:

We would like to extend our regards to the people who came up with the ingenious NME security sector. Due to its location (address) only one line on the data bus has to be patched, and on the Samsung drive only one more connection is required to detect if the game inserted is original or copy.
We will also do a detailed installation guide as we have seen many people with problems. The biggest problem are the Htiachi/LG drives as they are very sensitive and if you not do the installation properly you will have reading problems. Again: this is NOT a problem caused by the NME-360 chip. We think this guide will be very helpful.



Que vos parece el nuevo chip de la nme?