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Not every model of the 360 will inevitably red ring. Those were typically only the "fat" models and there are some fixes to prevent it from happening. It usuall
by pogue 2y ago
Not every model of the 360 will inevitably red ring. Those were typically only the "fat" models and there are some fixes to prevent it from happening. It usually just involves changing to some better quality thermal paste & reflowing the board.
https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Xbox+360+Red+Ring+of+Death+Fix+Kit/3550 https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Xbox+360+Red+Ring+of+Death+Fix+...
- hart_russell 2y agoThis video does a deep dive on the subject: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24KbVf1AD1c https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24KbVf1AD1c He suggests that all of the fat models will eventually red ring due to being stress tested at the factory. Not sure how true that is.
- throwaway48476 2y agoRIP Felix has a much better video that explains the cause of the failure. Factory stress isn't the cause. It was a bad design.
- hart_russell 2y agoYou misread, that's not what I wrote.
- ghusbands 2y agoYou wrote "He suggests that all of the fat models will eventually red ring due to being stress tested at the factory" - it directly states that stress testing at the factory is the claimed reason that the fat models will red ring. Or was the video host somehow stress tested at a factory?
- hart_russell 2y agoThe video states that the stress testing is what aggravates the underlying design flaw.
- jonny_eh 2y agoShare the link?
- deaddodo 2y agoThe problem is internal to the CPU packaging, there isn’t a way to fix it externally. Later 65nm (both GPU/CPU) it’s almost a non-issue, but any others will almost definitely red ring at some point, all you can do is delay the inevitable.