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It is difficult to tell to what extent these coolers are improving the performence ..... lukasz_erecinskTeamxbox has a review on the product in which they measured the decrease in temperature when the intercooler was connected... Problems with the intercooler are derived from the fact that it sucks up power that the Xbox 360 needs.
how does it void your warranty if you just connect it to the back? Well anyways I just bought one and it seems to work pretty good and I like it.J-LemJust don't tell Microsoft that you're using one.
[QUOTE="J-Lem"]how does it void your warranty if you just connect it to the back? Well anyways I just bought one and it seems to work pretty good and I like it.fore_runnerJust don't tell Microsoft that you're using one. yeah thats exactly what i was thinking. Unless there is a hidden camera inside of the Xbox or something to see if you connect something then how will they know?
[QUOTE="fore_runner"][QUOTE="J-Lem"]how does it void your warranty if you just connect it to the back? Well anyways I just bought one and it seems to work pretty good and I like it.J-LemJust don't tell Microsoft that you're using one. yeah thats exactly what i was thinking. Unless there is a hidden camera inside of the Xbox or something to see if you connect something then how will they know? the Intercooler has been known to leave black burn marks on the back of 360, and in some cases, it has melted the back of some consoles. if you use it, it's a gamble.
[QUOTE="fore_runner"][QUOTE="J-Lem"]how does it void your warranty if you just connect it to the back? Well anyways I just bought one and it seems to work pretty good and I like it.J-LemJust don't tell Microsoft that you're using one. yeah thats exactly what i was thinking. Unless there is a hidden camera inside of the Xbox or something to see if you connect something then how will they know? Well, the government has hidden cameras in every HDTV so....
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