Okay Summer is here and so are more RROD Problems on many systems due to heat. It truly amazes me to still see videos of Systems being "REPAIRED" and failing again . I personally think when you return a Broken console they just bandaid the problem by either reseating the heatsink or replacing the thermal compound instead of replacing it with a new unit with new PARTS. New MB, HEATSINKS, FANS, AND Cooler CPU,GPU. So MS Will be having this RROD Problem forever if they keep rotating inventory like they are doing. Anyone getting back a repaired unit should simply look on the back at MANUFACTURE DATE: And prepare to be amazed! How to avoid this mess? Sell your broken system on Ebay and go buy a unit and look at the back where it shows manufacture date: If you see MANUFACTURE DATE JUNE 2008 < Its just been built and probably has new cpu,gpu , extra heatsinks and fans.
"SAMF2000" wrote in message news:86441978-2ef3-4dcf-8263-f8db950fb295@x35g2000hsb.googlegroups.com... > Okay Summer is here and so are more RROD Problems on many systems due > to heat. > It truly amazes me to still see videos of Systems being "REPAIRED" > and failing again . > I personally think when you return a Broken console they just bandaid > the problem by either reseating the heatsink or replacing the thermal > compound instead of replacing it with a new unit with new PARTS. New > MB, HEATSINKS, FANS, AND Cooler CPU,GPU. > So MS Will be having this RROD Problem forever if they keep rotating > inventory like they are doing. Not forever. Eventually, the 360 will fall out of warranty. The tech I spoke to told me 3 years for video card blowouts. After that, you're #$%? out of luck. The 360 Elite has better hardware, I'm told. So only the 1st Gen 360's risk hitting a brick wall someday.
