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Microsoft can suck it. I'll believe it when I see it. I just had to purchase my 4th xbox 360 last week. That's terrible hardware quality. And to top it all off - it's a slim model - supposedly free of heat issues. But it's not! It overheats and crashes! It's done it 3 times in one week of ownership (and yes it's out in the open and fully ventilated). It's not RROD, but it shouldn't overheat period, ever, not even slow down. You'd think with the size of that xbone box, and the fact the power brick is external, this would be a non issue....
They suck at making hardware...
Give credit to amd for engineering such a fantastic piece of silicone that has this feature by default. Microshit deserves no credit here
Are you resting them on space heaters? or inside of your oven?
uh what? Why would you continue to buy a product repeatedly if it breaks?
You'd think with the size of that xbone box, and the fact the power brick is external, this would be a non issue....
I don't get who designs these cabinets for holding like dvd players and crap it's like they want shit to breakhaha isn't this the default function of all CPUs now?
Realistically its a good idea you got so many people who jam electronics into entertainment centers with no ventilation that have no concept of how heat and electronics work.
I don't get who designs these cabinets for holding like dvd players and crap it's like they want shit to break
If a device throttles to prevent overheating then that product is a failed product because you are not getting the speed you paid for. I know video cards and cpu do this but if my video card was throttling all the time to prevent overheating I would return it as defective. It is a band-aid approach.
it will notify players of overheating by showing stuttering gameplay.
Ha! +1 internets.
But seriously, why is this news? All modern procs throttle when overheating...
If a device throttles to prevent overheating then that product is a failed product because you are not getting the speed you paid for. I know video cards and cpu do this but if my video card was throttling all the time to prevent overheating I would return it as defective. It is a band-aid approach.
If you don't provide adequate cooling then of course you want it to protect itself.
Then you would throw another one in, it would overheat, throttle, wash, rinse, repeat. All the time, you would never notice the poor airflow in your case / build.
I have this case; which is rated one of the best cases for cooling on the planet.
November.
What do you mean if *I* don't provide adequate cooling? That is the manufacturer's responsibility and not mine.
Sometimes they sell people marginal hardware that throttles back even with adequate cooling. Read up above and you will see a post from someone stating that is what happened to him.