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"According to these specs, the "new S console" is about 17% smaller than the original and also physically incapable of getting the red ring of death. No, that doesn't mean the console won't break -- instead, the Xbox 360 slim lacks a red "ring of light." If your console runs into some fatal error, expect it to flash green."
RROD became GROD. That's all that happened. =P
lame >_>"According to these specs, the "new S console" is about 17% smaller than the original and also physically incapable of getting the red ring of death. No, that doesn't mean the console won't break -- instead, the Xbox 360 slim lacks a red "ring of light." If your console runs into some fatal error, expect it to flash green."
RROD became GROD. That's all that happened. =P
Sky-
I just copyrighted "Green Ring Of Death" and "GROD".
skektek
Too late.
^ Gorilla Grodd will kill you for saying GROD.
i guess only time will tell
when we saw the leaked motherboard, it was overkill in the cooling department
personally i'm still confident about eventually buying one of the new "S" consoles
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[QUOTE="skektek"]
I just copyrighted "Green Ring Of Death" and "GROD".
dercoo
Too late.
^ Gorilla Grodd will kill you for saying GROD.
Photobucket fix
The f is coning?
It sounds dirty.
Finally this is the news i wanted to hear
EDIT: Nevermind :x
EPaul
it has 45n chip, the ps3 is more likely to break than the 360 now. also i hav a xbox with a 55n chip and it never broke. the only 360 that has serious issues are the one that are witht he 65n chip they tend to overheat alot.
[QUOTE="EPaul"]
Finally this is the news i wanted to hear
EDIT: Nevermind :x
pc-ps360
it has 45n chip, the ps3 is more likely to break than the 360 now. also i hav a xbox with a 55n chip and it never broke. the only 360 that has serious issues are the one that are witht he 65n chip they tend to overheat alot.
PS3 was using 45nm chip since september
Looks like MS is pulling out all the stops to get away from the dreaded RROD term, but not actually improving hardware failure rates.
Gxgear
Where are you pulling this from? The article didn't say anything about not improving failure rates. It just said that if there is a hardware issue, a green light will flash instead. We still don't know the failure rate of the new 360, so I really don't get what basis you have for speculating in this way.
[QUOTE="Sky-"]lame >_>"According to these specs, the "new S console" is about 17% smaller than the original and also physically incapable of getting the red ring of death. No, that doesn't mean the console won't break -- instead, the Xbox 360 slim lacks a red "ring of light." If your console runs into some fatal error, expect it to flash green."
RROD became GROD. That's all that happened. =P
Giancar
Are you talking about the article or the fact that the fatal errors will have a green signal instead?
If it's the latter, why is that lame? There will always be console failures.
I think people need to see how the failure rates are when people start bringing home these 360 slims before acting like GROD=RROD all over again.
lame >_>[QUOTE="Giancar"][QUOTE="Sky-"]
"According to these specs, the "new S console" is about 17% smaller than the original and also physically incapable of getting the red ring of death. No, that doesn't mean the console won't break -- instead, the Xbox 360 slim lacks a red "ring of light." If your console runs into some fatal error, expect it to flash green."
RROD became GROD. That's all that happened. =P
GreySeal9
Are you talking about the article or the fact that the fatal errors will have a green signal instead?
If it's the latter, why is that lame? There will always be console failures.
I think people need to see how the failure rates are when people start bringing home these 360 slims before acting like GROD=RROD all over again.
*sighs* I am talking about my first post in this thread, and then that it wasn't even correct at all by TC topic title[QUOTE="GreySeal9"][QUOTE="Giancar"] lame >_>Giancar
Are you talking about the article or the fact that the fatal errors will have a green signal instead?
If it's the latter, why is that lame? There will always be console failures.
I think people need to see how the failure rates are when people start bringing home these 360 slims before acting like GROD=RROD all over again.
*sighs* I am talking about my first post in this thread, and then that it wasn't even correct at all by TC topic titleOK, I get what you think is lame, but your post doesn't really convey that particular meaning at all.
and you know they haven't improved...oh wait last i checked they all ready had...they improved failure rates you never heard of the amount of failure rate on new 360s like launch 360s.Looks like MS is pulling out all the stops to get away from the dreaded RROD term, but not actually improving hardware failure rates.
Gxgear
*sighs* I am talking about my first post in this thread, and then that it wasn't even correct at all by TC topic title[QUOTE="Giancar"][QUOTE="GreySeal9"]
Are you talking about the article or the fact that the fatal errors will have a green signal instead?
If it's the latter, why is that lame? There will always be console failures.
I think people need to see how the failure rates are when people start bringing home these 360 slims before acting like GROD=RROD all over again.
GreySeal9
OK, I get what you think is lame, but your post doesn't really convey that particular meaning at all.
it's right after my first post. I thought the TC got the right info...I posted, then I read a couple of more posts, and the rest is history...i find the artical a complete fail how would they know that theres not gonna b anymore RROD its only just about to come up
RROD, GROD and YLOD
Respawn-d
We got all primery colors :o now we can call captain planet to fix all consoles
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RROD, GROD and YLOD
ShadowriverUB
We got all primery colors :o now we can call captain planet to fix all consoles
Green isn't a primary color.
Blue, Red and Yellow are. :P
Blue and Yellow make Green, so we're 2.5/3.0 of the way there. (even though decimals aren't supposed to be in fractions)
Its funny, because TC is "technically" right. It can't get RROD now, because the light is green now, it wouldn't make any sense!
And the slim PS3 doens't get YLOD! :lol:
Only time will tell. well know in two years how well the the main IC BGA have held up. The PS3 itslef has less than 5% failure rates, estimated to be 2% while the 360 has... we won't know till MS releases official number which they will never doIf only the PS3 had a Blue light instead of yellow we could get a RGBLOD. Many lulz to removing the red LEDs from the system, I guess if you can't fix it...cover it up.Jynxzor
This is pure conjecture and it doesn't really make sense, because:
How would that cover it up? If failures still happen in droves, they will still get complaints in droves.
I lold at the article, especially since you can't just read the title of it. get ready for a GROD sticky in the 360 forumKevinButlerVP
doubt it.
Jasper revisions drowned out RRoD a lot as is. 2% first year I think+(Square Trade)? so yeah....this thing has vents covering 35% of the top and it has a better cooling system.
a sticky won't happen;)
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