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X-Box 360 Trick

greylord
in Computer and Console

Does this trick really work? 10 members have voted

  1. 1. So, does heating up the X-box reset the circuits?

    • Yes
      10%
      2
    • No
      15%
      3
    • Absolutely, I tried it and it worked
      5%
      1
    • Absolutely not, I tried it and set my house on fire, which then started the neighborhood on fire, and then started one of those state fires
      10%
      2
    • I find smacking it around doesn't fix anything, but makes me feel better, then I got a Wii
      5%
      1
    • Wii don't play or have an X-box 360
      5%
      1
    • I got a PS3, now I don't have any games to play anymore....at least until FF13 comes out...or is that FFXIII
      5%
      1
    • My dog ate my X-box 360
      10%
      2
    • I have a PC...thank you very much
      15%
      3
    • I don't know
      15%
      3

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So what do you think?

 

I think it's doable and possible. Remember when the Xbox original had power supplies causing fires, probably for the 360 they created something that would be a safety against such things occurring with the circuit board.

 

Oops, need the link

 

Edited by greylord

All of the above.

"Show me a man who "plays fair" and I'll show you a very talented cheater."

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