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Judas 11-25-2005 04:41 PM

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Originally Posted by TonyMontana
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Originally Posted by Judas
why the fuk dont they just return the fuking thing to the store and get another?

because all the damn things are flawed

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Proteus 11-26-2005 12:47 PM

Haha, sucks for them. 360 is so awesome. I've got Perfect Dark Zero, Call of Duty 2, Project Gotham 3, Madden 2k6, and I've been playing Halo 2 on it as well. It all runs like a dream.

Jimmy Paterson 11-26-2005 01:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Stammer
lol, consoles


Mr.Buttocks 11-26-2005 01:22 PM

Overheating PSUs.

Milla 11-26-2005 01:34 PM

Bad heatsinks like gerv said

geRV 11-26-2005 01:42 PM

Also been reports that people aren't giving the psu brick enough room to breath.

I don;t get it really, firstly the main reason for this brick was to make the console smaller, sizewise xbox360 isn't that much smaller than the original

http://www.hardocp.com/images/articles/ ... 1_22_l.jpg

theres maybe a couple of inches in it overall. The cpu has 3 cores and the heatsink covering it is liquid cooled which gives the impression it can run kind of hot. Ive read that people have stopped their consoles crashing by having the power brick suspended on string in the air ( oOo: ).

Don't really understand how the brick seems to be the cause of this problem. Nearly all nintendo consoles have had a powerbrick in line on the adaptor cable and they didn't need any special air venting considerations.

11-26-2005 02:01 PM

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Originally Posted by geRV
Don't really understand how the brick seems to be the cause of this problem. Nearly all nintendo consoles have had a powerbrick in line on the adaptor cable and they didn't need any special air venting considerations.

Then again, it is a Microsoft product...

geRV 11-26-2005 02:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Acideyez
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Originally Posted by geRV
Don't really understand how the brick seems to be the cause of this problem. Nearly all nintendo consoles have had a powerbrick in line on the adaptor cable and they didn't need any special air venting considerations.

Then again, it is a Microsoft product...

My original xbox has worked flawlessly from the first day of release over here. Yet to have any kind of trouble.

11-26-2005 02:12 PM

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Originally Posted by geRV
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Originally Posted by Acideyez
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Originally Posted by geRV
Don't really understand how the brick seems to be the cause of this problem. Nearly all nintendo consoles have had a powerbrick in line on the adaptor cable and they didn't need any special air venting considerations.

Then again, it is a Microsoft product...

My original xbox has worked flawlessly from the first day of release over here. Yet to have any kind of trouble.

Same as my Playstation 2...Never had one issue with it, and I got it 3 months after it came out...

geRV 11-26-2005 02:14 PM

Well its safe to say sony seem to be the masters of dodgy console design, both ps1 and ps2 had issues with their optical drives, and psp had issues with its button layout, lcd quality and the disc flying out if the console got flexed.

11-26-2005 02:16 PM

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Originally Posted by geRV
Well its safe to say sony seem to be the masters of dodgy console design, both ps1 and ps2 had isues with their optical drives, and psp had issues with its buton layout, lcd quality and the disc flying out if the console got flexed.

I guess it was just luck that my ps2 hasn't fucked out on me..My dad's SONY dvd player that he has had for 2 years fucked up a few days ago, while his 8 year old pioneer one hasn't yet.

I might get the PS3, if it is $399 or less...

Milla 11-26-2005 02:22 PM

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Originally Posted by Acideyez
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Originally Posted by geRV
Well its safe to say sony seem to be the masters of dodgy console design, both ps1 and ps2 had isues with their optical drives, and psp had issues with its buton layout, lcd quality and the disc flying out if the console got flexed.

I guess it was just luck that my ps2 hasn't fucked out on me..My dad's SONY dvd player that he has had for 2 years fucked up a few days ago, while his 8 year old pioneer one hasn't yet.

I might get the PS3, if it is $399 or less...

Than be prepared not to get one.

My first PS2 i got the christmas it got released (2 months after realease day) died the following august. Thank god for the best buy PRP, i just got a new one replaced, but it stopped reading games. My current one which ive had for years now is running like brand new.

11-26-2005 02:41 PM

:S I bought mine from Blockbuster...maybe you didn't treat it right...

geRV 11-26-2005 03:38 PM

[quote:698e7]Thus, according to German gaming site game7.de, the company has already issued a patch for the Xbox 360 software. namely for the Xbox emulator component. This patch is now available via XboxLive!.
Well, didn't take too long, did it now...[/quote:698e7]

Already eek:

Airborne Butters 11-26-2005 05:55 PM

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Originally Posted by geRV
[quote:7e4a9]Thus, according to German gaming site game7.de, the company has already issued a patch for the Xbox 360 software. namely for the Xbox emulator component. This patch is now available via XboxLive!.
Well, didn't take too long, did it now...

Already eek:[/quote:7e4a9]


what if you don't play it online? SOL?


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