DjiNn,
What can be done for current leakage ?? I noticed this by accident, take a test pen and then touch the reflective sides walls of the Xbox HDD and the test pen will light up. Is this normal ?? thanks

This post has been edited by Evirober: Dec 24 2006, 10:18 AM

DjiNn and guys: On Current leakage.

I have unplugged all Video and Audio cables. Xbox 360 is directly hooked up to the wall socket. Xbox is NOT turned on used the test pen and it still lights up. Any advise ? Unattached and reattached Xbox HDD ?? any other advise ?? Thanks guys...

Test conducted:

1) Removal of HDD and touch the metal surface of the HDD connection. NOTE: NOT the connector but the other metal casing of the XBox.

Result: Test pen lights up.

2) Touch other other metal parts from the removed HDD area. NOTE: Inner metal casing not the outer changeable area.

Result: Test pen lights up.

3) Other parts of the XBox 360. The back panel other side (Vertical Standing) and front panel. All metal surface.

Result: Test pen DOES NOT lights up.



This post has been edited by Evirober: Dec 24 2006, 06:12 PM

Latest Update on Current leakage:

Change to different power point but yield same result. =/

Guys,
Can help me out ? I am using a 17" square lcd. What would be the best resolution to use ? I got conflicting information on which is best. Please enlighten me yeah.. Thanks

Advise given:
1) Run at MAX resolution your monitor can use
2) Run at 1024 * 768 as most games are suitable for it.

Thanks again..

Noob on LCD on 360

Hey Guys
Using a 20" wide..
so far I think the best res is : 1280 * 1024
Tried
1) 1280 * 768
2) 1280 * 720
3) 1280 * 1024

So far I feel this gives the best Image for my monitor.

iv'N : The answer is easy, we dont make enough noise and our consumer rights are not known to everyone. In the states if something is not right they sue. Here how many ppl are willing to go that far ?

verced: Err I dont mean shouting la. As in making official complains and all that. Alas sometimes when things go bad and when you ask then on warranty or any issues some shops just do not serve the customers with the same enthusiasm as when we purchase the unit from them. =)

verced: I agree on calling the supervisor and that they may bemore reasonable unless its a Proton car XP then your screwed hahahaha... (j/k)

Cheers