Get a new version that does not break that often. the Falcom or whatever.
Many peoples 360's will last many years. As with all electronics there are the bad apples. Believe me PS3's break, PS2's break, and PS1's break. Usually if an electronics device survives on year it will survive 5. Most electronics break in the first year if they are going to.
Get and extended warrently and play the hell out of your 360. Leave it on all the time, that way you will know quick if it is one that will last years or not.
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I just can't stand the uncertainty and fear that comes with a possible wasted 500 bucks anymore. I'm selling my 360 when it comes back from the brick warehouse.
I just read on wikipedia that all 360s will eventually rrod due to the cheap, nonleadbased soldering used in the processors. I also hear that the new units are not any more reliable than the old ones, because it is the heatsink and soldering, and not the motherboard that is the issue.
So, basically, Microsoft really messed up with the RRoD this gen, and I think it will cost them first and second place in the console race.
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