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Join Date: May 2008
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okay okay. so i went online, did microsoft's "repair" procedure, and it didn't work. i even did removign and then putting back the hard drive and turning the console on and off.
1. what is the power supply? the ring? 2. what do i do after i did the hard drive thing and still had red lights? thanks, nycgirl101 |
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^ Register at that link, you'll need your 360's serial number. That's the 16 digit one on the whit sticker on the back. Create a new repair, put in RROD as cause of death.
They'll send you a box if you live in the US, if you're GB you have to find one yourself and package it accordingly. They give you packaging instructions in the US. Print off th labels they email you, put on box, call courier. They'll collect when you want, 2-3 weeks later you'll get your box back.
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Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: Bangalore, India
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The mystery behind the Xbox 360's infamous 'Red Ring of Death' problem, which has been bricking consoles left, right and centre since it launched in 2005, has finally been unravelled
Speaking at the Design Automation Conference in California, Bryan Lewis, research VP and chief analyst at Gartner, said that the reason Microsoft was forced to admit 360's hardware fault and conduct a $1 billion recall was because it wanted to manufacture the 360's graphic chip itself, rather than paying a third party. "Microsoft wanted to avoid an ASIC vendor," said Lewis. Microsoft designed the GPU itself, cut a traditional ASIC vendor out of the process and went straight to Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing, he explained. But in the end, by going cheap MS ended up paying more than $1 billion in its 360 recall. To try and fix the problem, said Lewis, the platform holder went back to an unnamed ASIC vendor and redesigned the chip. According to him, it was probably ATI. "Had Microsoft left the graphics processor design to an ASIC vendor in the first place, would they have been able to avoid this problem? Probably. The ASIC vendor could have been able to design a graphics processor that dissipates much less power." |
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I've seen that article aswell a few months back
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you could only give it back to microsoft.
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Join Date: Jul 2008
Posts: 4
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have a look at this ebook. 99% guarenteed to work!
no tech knowledge needed. http://tinyurl.com/xboxredrings |
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Join Date: Jul 2008
Posts: 4
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next time your xbox blows you'll wish you took my advice!
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lol !!! rrod achievement.it would be cool if they really had that achievement. man rrod sux..i tried fixing it 9 times using the towel trick but it never worked
it was really scary wen i was doing it, the xbox kept getting louder n louder like it was getting ready to blow...it kept shutting of by itself, i think thats wat happs wen it gets too hot |
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