About 30% of Xbox 360's Fail

now before replying to this calling me a ps3 fanboy, i do not own a PS3 i do own a 360 that has not failed yet and i love it but here it is

From the article -

"According to a new Smarthouse survey of electronics retailers, about 30 percent of Xbox 360 systems die prematurely and leave the users with the infamous "red ring of death" around their power button signifying that one or more components are not working properly."

http://www.afterdawn.com/news/archive/10158.cfm

Already been posted a few times. Thanks, drive through.jacksheets

lol, so u went ahead and bumped it..

So what? What does that prove? That the PS3 is better?Nope. 360 software>PS3 software. 360 online service >>>>>PS3 online service. Funny thing If have 8 other friends who have had 360s since they came out and none have failed. But by this articles "statistics" 2 or 3 of them should have failed or at least had problems which they haven't. I believe the 360 has a higher than normal fail rate but 30% hell no. More like 5-10%. 5-10% may not seem like a lot but thats a very high failure rate.

PS. Im not calling you out on this, I'm just generally speaking.

[QUOTE="jacksheets"]Already been posted a few times. Thanks, drive through.miguelpaco

lol, so u went ahead and bumped it..

The ownage has been delivered. :P

BUt yeah. It is very unreliable.

its alot more than 30% its more around 90-100%.MrMe1000

Who ever believes that article is... Im done trying... Im done.... Im so sick of the morons who believe anything they see.

"lyk omg im on my 13897th xbox 360, but i luv da 360 its graate. im definatly not a Ps3 fanbuy. so dunt acuse me."

now before replying to this calling me a ps3 fanboy, i do not own a PS3 i do own a 360 that has not failed yet and i love it but here it is

From the article -

"According to a new Smarthouse survey of electronics retailers, about 30 percent of Xbox 360 systems die prematurely and leave the users with the infamous "red ring of death" around their power button signifying that one or more components are not working properly."

http://www.afterdawn.com/news/archive/10158.cfm

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