E3DIY team announces a successful Slim Downgrade v3.70 to v3.55 with our new E3 FLASHER!
Today we are pleased to bring our valued Crunching members an exclusive video from the E3DIY team in regard to their up-coming E3 Flasher!
E3 Flasher
In only FIVE minutes, the whole downgrade progress was completed!
Time is short and operation is very easy, this is because of our exclusive special E3 FLASHER design:
* ONE-Button Operation and NOR Flash onboard!
* E3 FLASHER compatible all NAND FLASH and NOR FLASH consoles
* With SLIM Consoles, no need for any soldering!
* But with PHAT Consoles, some soldering will be needed!
E3 FLASHER – Downgrade 3.70 to 3.55
Team E3DIY contacted us today showing and confirming that they have managed to successively downgrade PS3 firmware 3.70 to 3.55 from their chip. They told us that this method requires NO soldering for SLIM PS3 consoles (required for phat), works for NAND and NOR, and is a simple one click and under five minute downgrade.
E3DIY team success downgrade 3.7 to 3.55 with E3 FLASHER In 5min !
Time is short and operationis very easy, this depend on E3 FLASHER special design, 1key operation and nor flash on board ! we not record any image about E3 FLASHER regards it’s not release by far, hope eveyone understand. the official version should release next week, more video and picture will be public at that time . PS: E3 FLASHER compatiable all NAND FLASH and NOR FLASH console .with slim console no need solder wire but fat console need .
The official version should be released next week, at that time there will be more videos and pictures and everything will be available to the public.
In this video there no images of E3 FLASHER as we need to keep our design under wraps until it is ready for release, I hope everyone understands.
If you want downgrading a PS3 Slim 3.70 Firmware console to version 3.55 or 3.41,you can use ps3 jailbeak accessories such as ps3 user cheat,cobra usb ps3 or E3 Card Reader and Amazebreak v3.0 even the new product E3 Flasher to Downgrade you ps3 console without any soldering required.
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