Yes. Do newer 360's (including Elite) break?
Yes, they fixed the problem or yes, they still break?
[QUOTE=''musicXpirate'']Yes, they fixed the problem or yes, they still break?[/QUOTE] They still break.
[QUOTE=''BioShockOwnz''][QUOTE=''musicXpirate'']Yes, they fixed the problem or yes, they still break?[/QUOTE] They still break.[/QUOTE]Well that's BS really.
everything breaks
The Xbox 360 Elite has the same chance of breaking as any other newly made Xbox 360. This is based off the fact that none of the main breaking points in the 360 have been changed as of now.
[QUOTE=''LTomlinson21'']The Xbox 360 Elite has the same chance of breaking as any other newly made Xbox 360. This is based off the fact that none of the main breaking points in the 360 have been changed as of now.[/QUOTE]So they're still making 360s with the same problems?
[QUOTE=''musicXpirate''] [QUOTE=''LTomlinson21'']The Xbox 360 Elite has the same chance of breaking as any other newly made Xbox 360. This is based off the fact that none of the main breaking points in the 360 have been changed as of now.[/QUOTE]So they're still making 360s with the same problems? [/QUOTE] Not really. The newer Xbox 360s clearly have a lower failure-rate, but I am saying that a newly made Xbox 360 premium and a newly made Xbox 360 Elite, probably have the same chance of failing. I would assume that it would be low since it is not a launch product from 2005.
[QUOTE=''musicXpirate''][QUOTE=''LTomlinson21'']The Xbox 360 Elite has the same chance of breaking as any other newly made Xbox 360. This is based off the fact that none of the main breaking points in the 360 have been changed as of now.[/QUOTE]So they're still making 360s with the same problems? [/QUOTE] Basically, as far as i know there is nothing that MS has changed to fix the problems most people have encountered with their 360's. Working at Best Buy a lot of people return there 360's, they buy the two year warranty through us and many people bring them in saying i got three red lights. Most people are clueless to what this is but they basically say i have those lights and it stopped working. I just got my three red lights and the damn thing finaly decided to break on me yesterday, already called MS and there sending the coffin.
have had 5 elites and 50 pros returned since the release of the elite at my bestbuy.
No, the new elites are indestructible. They're made by aliens.
its the same system only with a bigger hard drive, the new chips dont go in until later this year
anybody know if it's not just during online (live).
What dosent break?PCs Wiis Ps3s They all break and all ryhme
[QUOTE=''LTomlinson21'']The Xbox 360 Elite has the same chance of breaking as any other newly made Xbox 360. This is based off the fact that none of the main breaking points in the 360 have been changed as of now.[/QUOTE] ms have done something with the cpu and gpu that can help it from having the hardware failure also it has been proven to run slightly cooler so buy it
[QUOTE=''bm500''] [QUOTE=''LTomlinson21'']The Xbox 360 Elite has the same chance of breaking as any other newly made Xbox 360. This is based off the fact that none of the main breaking points in the 360 have been changed as of now.[/QUOTE] ms have done something with the cpu and gpu that can help it from having the hardware failure also it has been proven to run slightly cooler so buy it[/QUOTE]go my elite, and it was DOA, no less than 3 hours of having it.
[QUOTE=''jacksheets'']No, the new elites are indestructible. They're made by aliens.[/QUOTE]lol. This is very true
[QUOTE=''cool_baller'']everything breaks[/QUOTE] Not true. I've had systems from atari till now and the xbox 360 is the ONLY system to break down on me. I'm on my 3rd one now. The 360 is the worst made system me and my friends have ever seen.
There is a different CPU revision, GPU revision and Motherboard revision in the Elite over the Premium and Core models. The Elites are less likely to break as the Premium and Core - though Elites will have some level of failure rate as well - just not as high.Here is a quote and a link to back up what I just said - though keep in mind that the Elite does not have the 65nm CPU yet as speculated in this article - it still has newer revisions of the CPU, GPU and Motherboard...TEAMXOBOX: ''Both the CPU and GPU both sport different revision information on the chips but its hard to say whether or not 65nm has been implemented. One of the more interesting observations that seems to point to lower power consumption implying a possible 65nm core is the fact that there are some capacitors and transistors that have been removed on this revision of board.''http://news.teamxbox.com/xbox/13303/Xbox-360-Elite-Naked/
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