Cool XBOX 360 Rear breakout panel!
Cool XBOX 360 Rear breakout panel!
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brokenhalo
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brokenhalo
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yeah, they aren't the best idea, but how would ms know you used one unless you told them?Endymion wrote:I'm sure he is speaking to the fact that this has additional fans in it. These "Intercooler" type devices are notorious for causing problems, and Microsoft has gone as far as to void warranties to persons using them.
If you google around for images you will find some where "Intercoolers" have burned and/or melted around the power socket where the power supply attaches through it to the 360. That is probably their best indication.brokenhalo wrote:yeah, they aren't the best idea, but how would ms know you used one unless you told them?Endymion wrote:I'm sure he is speaking to the fact that this has additional fans in it. These "Intercooler" type devices are notorious for causing problems, and Microsoft has gone as far as to void warranties to persons using them.
those intercooler unit plug OVER the power supply... you have to then plug your power brick into the cooler unit....
this one doesn't have the power plug on it..... no where to plug the power brick. so that means it's pulling the power from the USB port and that's totally safe.
I use a small cooler stand that pulls power from the USB also... it's safe.
this one doesn't have the power plug on it..... no where to plug the power brick. so that means it's pulling the power from the USB port and that's totally safe.
I use a small cooler stand that pulls power from the USB also... it's safe.
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brokenhalo
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this is just speculation on my part, but the 360's don't seem to overheat due to not having enough fans. it seems to be more related to all the dust that is pulled in through the air holes. it sticks to everything, and clogs the fins on the main heatsink. i take my 360 apart every 2 months or so and spray it out with compressed air. it's been working without a hitch for a year and a half now.