Comments on: How to: Spot a Xbox 360 "Jasper" unit

By: Xbox 360 Purchase Queries

Xbox 360 Purchase Queries — Mon, 06 Sep 2010 12:01:01 +0000

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By: Martin

Martin — Thu, 15 Apr 2010 13:07:56 +0000

All

Here’s the list of Amperage ratings and the motherboard version used:

16.5A – Xenon/Zephyr – used in launch consoles and the first Elite systems.

14.2A – Falcon/Opus – used in 90nm GPU/65nm CPU systems as well as some factory refurbished launch consoles.

12.1A – Jasper – used in the newest range of consoles.

Note – the TYPE of console has no bearing on the motherboard used with the exception of the first Elite consoles (identifiable by the Amperage). Therefore Arcade, Pro and Elite consoles could have a Falcon or Jasper motherboard in them. The ratings above are the only real way to tell.

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By: vkash1208

vkash1208 — Tue, 16 Mar 2010 14:13:52 +0000

I just bought a new xbox 360 build date is dec 29 2009. it says 12.1 on the rear label, and my power cable is a jasper one (has the bar splitting the top portion) although the connection on the xbox itself does not have the notch it’s supposed to fit into, looks as if it is a falcon connection. any ideas what i should do? having microsoft correct the problem will take to long. would it be okay to cut a notch myself or go out and find a used/referbed falcon power supply?

Guy above with the 4 red lights: 4 = no AV cable is pluged in. 3 is a hardware failure(RRoD)

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