

Most of the HWFLY chips sold nowadays use the RP2040 chips, the older versions have been discontinued, however they can still be bought from other places.I recommend Hwfly Core instead if you can find them.
Most of the HWFLY chips sold nowadays use the RP2040 chips, the older versions have been discontinued, however they can still be bought from other places.

Did they get them from AliExpress and ask the seller for one? I know that AliExpress is the most commonly well known place to buy Switch chips.That I know, you actually have to asks sellers for Hwfly Core, that how one of my friends got a Core instead RP2040, atleast no corrupted NAND problem.
What makes the v5 chips unusable?Avoid those v5 chips (with BGA fpga chip) at all cost.
Did they get them from AliExpress and ask the seller for one? I know that AliExpress is the most commonly well known place to buy Switch chips.

On many occassions, I have become very lucky with AliExpress. Managed to get some hard to find PS2 chips for about £5 GBP.Yea my friend got the Hwfly Core from Aliexpress, he was also able to get two Instinct NX V6 black.
I never used them since my supplier on taobao only sold v4 chips (with QFN fpga chip) before hwfly group got busted in April this year. According to my supplier the so called "v5" chips (with BGA fpga chip) are made by a different team, and they are less stable than original hwfly. Probably another team reverse engineered the FPGA chip used on original hwfly clones and made their own implementation. Just look at those posts here a while ago, a lot of people got their emmc corrupted by the v5 chip, which rarely/never happened with original hwfly chips.What makes the v5 chips unusable?

So they're a clone of a clone of a clone. Right?I never used them since my supplier on taobao only sold v4 chips (with QFN fpga chip) before hwfly group got busted in April this year. According to my supplier the so called "v5" chips (with BGA fpga chip) are made by a different team, and they are less stable than original hwfly. Probably another team reverse engineered the FPGA chip used on original hwfly clones and made their own implementation. Just look at those posts here a while ago, a lot of people got their emmc corrupted by the v5 chip, which rarely/never happened with original hwfly chips.
Well sorta, since hwfly is a clone of original sx core/lite but with some improvements..So they're a clone of a clone of a clone. Right?

I must say that when Picofly came around, prices for the chips started to plumet down to around 20 to 30 bucks a piece. Before then, they were around 70 dollars or so depending on where you get them from.Well sorta, since hwfly is a clone of original sx core/lite but with some improvements..
And to make things worse, some hwfly listings on aliexpress are clones of v5 (like the one with green pcb), so a clone of a clone of a clone