QUOTE(navigator @ Feb 27 2009, 11:07 PM)
This is real on a "controlled environment", not in you house....so the result might be different, just like you'll never get the quoted fuel consumption on your car if you drive to work in rush hour everyday.
Fan sharing the same power itself will not damage the console. The thing that damaged the console on the old Intercooler EX is the inferior quality of the connector. causing the connector to be melted onto the console & damage the console's one & only only power interface not to mention your console scream for more juice by showing 3RRoD when the power is not stable due to intercooler's problem.
But do remind that intercooler sold in GH is the one using external power. The Intercooler TS.
Example of the damage of old intercooler is like this :-

If you're microsoft engineer, will you approve RMA for this thing? My guess is a good no.
Please do you further research on Google and also Wikipedia.
yeah, i've done some readings on various sites, most of 'em told me about what you are telling me, which I agree...Fan sharing the same power itself will not damage the console. The thing that damaged the console on the old Intercooler EX is the inferior quality of the connector. causing the connector to be melted onto the console & damage the console's one & only only power interface not to mention your console scream for more juice by showing 3RRoD when the power is not stable due to intercooler's problem.
But do remind that intercooler sold in GH is the one using external power. The Intercooler TS.
Example of the damage of old intercooler is like this :-

If you're microsoft engineer, will you approve RMA for this thing? My guess is a good no.
Please do you further research on Google and also Wikipedia.
but what I'm wondering is that is it true that the fan would "steal" some power from the source, hence making the console's motherboard lack the power to start it?
Mar 1 2009, 09:25 AM

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