I opened IE up,and my Homepage is yahoo,so i saw that it says the the Rrod is fixed,i cliked it
Supposedly,no more rrods should be happening,with the newer systems
they said that they upgrade the repairs and technology,something like that
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I opened IE up,and my Homepage is yahoo,so i saw that it says the the Rrod is fixed,i cliked it
Supposedly,no more rrods should be happening,with the newer systems
they said that they upgrade the repairs and technology,something like that
They can fix it. Its not hard I don't think theres a 30$ fix for it. Clamp fix or something they just need to fix the actual problem instead of adding the fix.
Not sure just my opinion.
no,when u get the rrod the fan fails and if u dont turn it off in time,which alot of people dont,ur shit starts melting inside
so the problem was JUST fixed or fixed before xmas?
No.. Where the hell did you hear that?Quote:
Originally Posted by Commander_John.
some douche on youtube,i asked him what happens with the rrod,cause i dont have a 360 so idk,he said the fan fails and all ur shit overheats and meltsQuote:
Originally Posted by -.Z3U5.-
----Added 2/3/2009 at 3:58 PM----
and no,it was just fixed,the newer models are the ones,that soppesdly wont get the rrodQuote:
Originally Posted by Child Of Bodom
They don't do the clamp. That's a modification technically.Quote:
Originally Posted by -.Z3U5.-
Well that douche is an uber douche and is wrong. Its the Graphix card. Something bout it, I don't know all the details ask Holy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Commander_John.
how is it the graphics card if it scratches the disk?Quote:
Originally Posted by -.Z3U5.-
Scratching the disc and RRoD are completely different things.. Scratching the discs comes because people put their 360's upright on the side and it will accidentally fall and the disk gets a thick ring like scratch around the disc. The RRoD is caused something from the Graphix card over heating and some little tiny pin that breaks or something is what I read.Quote:
Originally Posted by Commander_John.
ooooo lol,i thought the rrod scratched the disk tooQuote:
Originally Posted by -.Z3U5.-
the RRoD is caused by the special "X-Clamps" in the xbox pressing down on the GFX card, causing it to bend, which in turn causes the 360 to think it is overheating when it actually isnt. the problem itself is caused by excessive heat though. even when it cools down it wont be fixed.
Exactly, which is why the towel trick works temporarily. I re-heats the solder, then you let it cool, and the solder will re-set itself for a while.Quote:
Originally Posted by Th3 FoRg1v3n
the rrod is caused by the shit they put in the 360 too start out with
look at the army tank ps3 it dont brake well idk... but rrod is gay they better
have fixed it i got it right on christmas
well if urs get it,they send u a brand new one*if you still have your warrenty*that will be a fixed 1
they fix it for free if you have the 3 rrod
i had 1 so its not a ring but i had too pay
gay...
what if u get 4???
There isn't a 4 only 3 I think. Not sure though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Commander_John.
theres only 3
4 means ur cables arnt plugged in. lol
The disk scratches because the xbox spins it too fast I read that...
RRoD is just a dipshit and I dont know about it.
It can't physically do that. If its spinning to fast all its doing is spinning too fast. When the 360 is on its side and it gets moved or falls flat something leaves a big clearish fat line on the outer edges and or inner edges of the disc.Quote:
Originally Posted by ToNeZ
it could be like 60 different things, fans, heatsinks overheating, no enough air getting to the system or even the graphics card melting.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zeus
It could be like 1 thing. The X Clamps push down on the graphics card and with enough heat bend it, causing RRoD 3.Quote:
Originally Posted by gungrave92
The only real people that know about this is Microsoft workers that work with the 360s.