Originally posted by: Android8675
only reason it's an "alarming rate" is because the Internet is... well the Internet. I'm sure XBox1, PS2, PS1, DC, Saturn, Jaguar, you get the picture had similar failure rates, even if it is a high failure, it's still a cool system.
Originally posted by: Android8675
only reason it's an "alarming rate" is because the Internet is... well the Internet. I'm sure XBox1, PS2, PS1, DC, Saturn, Jaguar, you get the picture had similar failure rates, even if it is a high failure, it's still a cool system.
Originally posted by: fanerman91
Originally posted by: Android8675
only reason it's an "alarming rate" is because the Internet is... well the Internet. I'm sure XBox1, PS2, PS1, DC, Saturn, Jaguar, you get the picture had similar failure rates, even if it is a high failure, it's still a cool system.
All systems have failure rates, of course. But the 360 is far and away a much bigger problem than the others.
Originally posted by: flashbacck
Originally posted by: fanerman91
Originally posted by: Android8675
only reason it's an "alarming rate" is because the Internet is... well the Internet. I'm sure XBox1, PS2, PS1, DC, Saturn, Jaguar, you get the picture had similar failure rates, even if it is a high failure, it's still a cool system.
All systems have failure rates, of course. But the 360 is far and away a much bigger problem than the others.
But how do you know that?
Originally posted by: EKKC
now that there are the new banned xbox 360s. refurbed consoles are double the danger. fun!
Originally posted by: deeznuts
Not when the regular ones are dying at an alarming rate already.
Originally posted by: RaiderJ
The 360 has a terrible design flaw with the heatsinks/fan shroud/clamps. I'm not surprised they have such a high failure rate. Everyone I know who has purchased a 360 has had it die on them - one machine died within two weeks of purchase.
The sad part is that it's a $5 fix. Some machine screws, washers, and aluminum tape is all it takes!