Haha the time will come eventually, be patience so better save enough cash reserve for second set, then can safely assume you will be able to play at all time

Yeah, August 2008 is the soon

who's still offering NOS mods + revival job here?
reza dont take 360 anymore, recommend me other than tot.

This post has been edited by MR.Shiney: Dec 9 2007, 04:19 PM

Really miss that reza guy....his NOS mode is awesome....anyone wanna volunteer here...????

what happened to the fella? he's busy from working izzit?

I guess he is getting a job promotion lah.....

i do

bro. rezalid, we will we will miss you. before leaving give us a hug, yo.

bro rezalid don't have any apprentice ? if he's too busy , maybe his apprentice can fix our 3ROD console-i think he reaaaaallly need one-cos now is the 3ROD season again

his brother also can do it
but he never show his art work to others
believe me

I also can do it, SPM is over so no problem doing it... but you want to come here at hulu langat batu 24 to repair it? haha

I am still doing it
Got a few on hand now.

dudeee, i need your contacts

well, we did DIY. it didnt work, it kept either show the red ring
or the nomal green lights but nothing came out on screen.

Green lights but nothing came out on the screen?!

Need some expert opinion. I did the xclamp removal to revive my dead box, and it works... for less than 5 min. After that a 2ROD flashing. The 2ROD indicates overheat right? So what actually is the cause of the overheating? is it because I put too much thermal paste, or too little?
Im using cooler master nano by the way.

Doesnt matter what thermal paste you use.
Probably it is too much
And make sure that the heatsinks are firmly attached to the GPU/CPU chips.

This post has been edited by -= Virgil =-: Dec 11 2007, 08:36 AM

Thanks man. I think im using the suggested amount (rice grain size) of thermal paste. So how much actually you have to use? Should I put it untill all writing on the cpu/gpu disappear or just enough where you can still see the writing?

Just unscrew back all the GPU and CPU heat sink and screw it back properly. for CPU, turn the board upside down and press the CPU heatsink under flat surface. Then firmly push the center of the CPU chip and screw all 4 corner evenly. For GPU try find any object that higher that the CPU heat sink and press it directly at the GPU heat sink.. do the same on 4 GPU screw.

2ROD after boot up indicates poor contact between the chip and heat sink (thus resulting overheating indication).

Happen to me several time and after readjust the pressure screw everything work fine.

Thanks for the tip mate. Would try it tonite.

ic da stupid dead 360

Yep, what a retard.....