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post Jan 2 2010, 02:04 PM

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and I would say none of the available method on the market is RROD proof or can permanently solve 3RROD.

You may fix one which already with 3RRoD, but since it's not a permament fix and the box will fail after some fix attempt, trying to patch up one without it is not a wise move.

The root of all cause lies on the chip itself and all method mentioned is not going solve that.
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post Jan 3 2010, 07:06 PM

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QUOTE(Electric_Shaman @ Jan 3 2010, 04:48 AM)
Ah okay, thanks for clearing that up for me, my understanding was it was simply caused mainly by overheating, which in turn exacerbated other problems with the console, like the badly applied thermal paste and use of cheap parts.
Is the chip that's the problem the CPU or GPU? sorry if it's really obvious, kinda using this as a learning experience for electrical innards.

Also even though there's no permanent fix for RROD, which method is most long lasting?

Still looking for an answer for nylon vs metal washers too, although I've done a bit more research now and found that the claims that nylon washers could melt are probably unfounded; as the melting point of nylon starts at 190 degrees celsius, and if my xbox is running that hot I think the washers melting is going to be the least of my problems

And what do you do if you've fixed the RROD, and it occurs again? Throw the Xbox in the bin? I'm assuming applying the same fix again won't do anything.
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Mostly on the GPU itself due to of course a relatively poor heat dissipation headroom (Below Disc drive) and also the chip packaging problem as M$ is inexperience in that but later Falcon & Jasper batch appears to solved the heat dissipation problem as the mentioned problem occurs less on said batches.

reballing the chip *suppose* to last longer than other fix.
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post Jan 4 2010, 10:40 AM

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QUOTE(_skeevs @ Jan 3 2010, 08:20 PM)
The Falcon set died after 16 months only.
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u mean yours?

Mine died after 8months and the 2nd set from SG is yet to die.
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post Jan 24 2010, 07:20 PM

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QUOTE(corallinkz @ Jan 24 2010, 06:41 AM)
read that the jasper unit has less chance to died. is it true?
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it is true...so far...
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post Jan 26 2010, 01:33 PM

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QUOTE(y3ivan @ Jan 26 2010, 10:38 AM)
it can be revived.
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Last how long is another question. Usually dead simply means it's bricked and should be repairable... at least for few times.

 

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