What should I do about this?

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#1 X360gamerX
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To whoever this may concern. My Xbox keeps freezing when I play Call of Duty 3 but not on other games such as Gears of War. I can play Call of Duty 3 for around 40 minutes to 2 hours then it overheats and freezes.Then when I play Gears of War I can play all night and it only stays warm and never freezes. I keep my 360 in a well ventilated and cool area and I have owned it for less than a year. I was just wondering if I should waste my time calling their support, which in that case they might not even fix it because Gears of War still works or they might give me back a 360 with even more problems then before. Does anyone have a suggestion of what I should do?

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#2 Alpha172
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Maybe you should limit yourself from playing too many hours a day. That might solve a few problems and save microsofts time.
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#3 X360gamerX
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Well the 360 should be able to last over 2 hours. My friend can play Call of Duty 3 all night.

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#4 SpootyHead
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Well the 360 should be able to last over 2 hours. My friend can play Call of Duty 3 all night.

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...ummm... well I don't think it is the system. Rent a copy of CoD3 to compare to see if it isn't the disc itself. Might just be a glitch from when it was manufactured.
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#5 X360gamerX
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I've already tried that, but I didn't rent one. Instead I borrowed my friend's game and I still have the same problem.

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#6 zeppelin6591
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Maybe you should limit yourself from playing too many hours a day. That might solve a few problems and save microsofts time.Alpha172

Wow you are all about the useful answers tonight aren't you? (read)

I agree with the idea of renting another copy or borrowing a friend's. The freezing is probably the disc's fault.

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#7 X360gamerX
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I've heard that the 360 uses only 1 of its cores on gears of war and uses all 3 on call of duty 3. I think my system just can't handle the heat even though I keep it well ventilated and cool.
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#8 zeppelin6591
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I've heard that the 360 uses only 1 of its cores on gears of war and uses all 3 on call of duty 3.X360gamerX

I find that hard to believe looking at the two side by side but I guess the unreal engine could be more efficient or something. You could try putting ice or a fan on your 360 while playing and see if it perpetuates.

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#9 X360gamerX
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I keep my 360 pretty cool without a fan, but I did put a fan next to it and it did seem to help for a little bit longer, but I want to able to play Call of Duty 3 like everyone else does without putting a fan next to it.