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i lul'dlol. Their system already has a 54% fail rate and now they ban users for playing back up games, yet people still buy Xboxes.
Can you imagine if that fail rate applied to other things in life?
Imagine an airplane with a 54% fail rate.
Imagine a surgeon who had a 54% fail rate.
lol 'dlol. Their system already has a 54% fail rate and now they ban users for playing back up games, yet people still buy Xboxes.
Can you imagine if that fail rate applied to other things in life?
Imagine an airplane with a 54% fail rate.
Imagine a surgeon who had a 54% fail rate.
Imagine any sony console with a 54% fail rate, oh wait they don't have such a high fail rate
i lawlded so muchI lawled at that guy's lawling of other people's lol's
Once morethe xbox is almost designed to break, really.
1) the thermal paste they use is of poor quality and is applied by either a machine or a ****** that tends to miss the cpu and gpu, resulting in inefficient placement and well uh, not really good heat transfer. so first off the heat doesn't transfer to the heatsinks that well.
2) then, the tunnel that is supposed to create a vacuum for the fans is not done well (the easy fix is to tape cardboard to your heatsinks, i'm not joking) so that furthers heating issues
3) finally, because of the way the heatsinks are clamped to the motherboard, the overheating will cause the x-shaped clamps to flex and expand, which bends the motherboard slightly, snapping solder points off of the gpu and causing general hardware failure.
gg dollarsoft.
I guess that's one way to keep people buying systems....the xbox is almost designed to break, really.
1) the thermal paste they use is of poor quality and is applied by either a machine or a ****** that tends to miss the cpu and gpu, resulting in inefficient placement and well uh, not really good heat transfer. so first off the heat doesn't transfer to the heatsinks that well.
2) then, the tunnel that is supposed to create a vacuum for the fans is not done well (the easy fix is to tape cardboard to your heatsinks, i'm not joking) so that furthers heating issues
3) finally, because of the way the heatsinks are clamped to the motherboard, the overheating will cause the x-shaped clamps to flex and expand, which bends the motherboard slightly, snapping solder points off of the gpu and causing general hardware failure.
gg dollarsoft.
Sounds like alot better too :3mine failed
i fixed it
then added cooling tricks like cardboard
runs a lot better now
All depends on the game and the tournament.But wait, isn't, like, Xbox tournament standard?
Converters have to be bought, but yes and no. Playstaion 3 arcade sticks can be converted to work for xbox but not vice versa. PS2 arcade sticks can be converted to basically work with anything, but not vice versa with next generation systems.Arcade sticks can be used on both consoles?
I like how this snuck in here.Imagine any sony console with a 54% fail rate, oh wait they don't have such a high fail rate because they make QUALITY CONSOLES with FREE ONLINE services that work PRETTY **** WELL
Adding onto what you said:Converters have to be bought, but yes and no. Playstaion 3 arcade sticks can be converted to work for xbox but not vice versa. PS2 arcade sticks can be converted to basically work with anything, but not vice versa with next generation systems.
Ps2 had a pretty high fail rate... not 54%, to be sure, but pretty high...higher than original XBOX...Imagine any sony console with a 54% fail rate, oh wait they don't have such a high fail rate because they make QUALITY CONSOLES with FREE ONLINE services that work PRETTY **** WELL