are they still releasing 360 games? after my hdd died, I haven't added any new games nor kept track. this is an external hdd. I was able to salvage all xbla games since they were on another external hdd, and I kept all dlc and indie games on my internal hdd. I've since backed up those hdds. the point being - losing hdd made me lose interest in the system. using discs seems preferable now just like my entire ps2 collection. I think discs have a shelf life of around a century, so unless they're scratched badly, they'll probably outlast an hdd. and, of course, you only lose that one game instead of a collection of games. this is why I haven't soft modded my ps2 (only hard modded with matrix infinity). my entire "backup" collection there is around 300 discs.
I'm the backup king! based on my experience, hdds just don't last. my latest failed drive died within a year of purchasing it. I've had a ps3, 360, and wii hdd die within the span of a few years. I definitely don't have one from the 90s.
Wym homepage is not dead, They are having problems with the software using SSL encryption someone got around it by doing some voodoo shit with reverse proxying there localhost or something idkOn team-xecuter forums they seems to be find a fix altering the .ini file, but people still getting problems to connect to database. Who wants to get fresh news i recommend to visit they thread because abgx360 homepage is aparently dead.
By the way it doesn't work for me either and abgx still offline.
Either you don't take good care of your drives or you got shit drives.
Besides, why do you think people make digital copies of CDs/DVDs?
actually, I think it's one of two things: either they died from nonuse (don't play any of those systems); or, the sabrent enclosures I put them in are pos. I used to put every drive I bought into a sabrent enclosure. I liked how they looked and the fact that they were interchangeable.
I co take very good care of my drives. I take good care of everything I own. it even stresses me out when I accidentally nudge something.
Wym homepage is not dead, They are having problems with the software using SSL encryption someone got around it by doing some voodoo shit with reverse proxying there localhost or something idk
Short update. -- We can't enable SSLv3 as this would allow the server to except POODLE attacks.I said the homepage is dead because they even post something informing us about the problems, all the info about the maintence on program/server is on their forums, the last news on homepage is from 2014. And by our surprise isn't a simple problem, is something wrong on the source code apparently as they said. Let's hope a new revision is released soon, almost two weeks down and i have a lot of .isos to patch.
the drive that failed after one year, I got a replacement for since the warranty was two years. I placed that in a different enclosure to house a backup of my ps3's internal hdd, some of my backup ps4 pkgs, and a copy of a disk image of my laptop. so far, it's had no issues. I wasn't aware that the active hours could go that high. the highest one, for the six drives I have connected to my hdd, is somewhere between 20 and 30,000 hours.
I purchased a 10TB hdd yesterday, and it should be here tomorrow. I plan to retire and possibly sell my other hdds...at least after I buy a second 10TB hdd. I want to make sure I have two backups of everything first.
Ew, USB harddrives.
Never been a fan of those things as I somewhat don't trust the USB connection.
Would also love to know this as I have a friends console at my house waiting for ISO mods lmaoHey there - i wanted to confirm if you can still manually patch an item ? - if so, once you follow the patching directions and you complete the process - the instructions mention running the process again with default settings. Is this needed?
thank you.