Gaming Is there a more reliable way to fix RROD?
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what is the prod. date of the 360?
If it died again that it's just biting the dust
you can try the penny fix for the sake of it (very cheap, nothing to loose, hence my reason to suggest it)
Google has your answers here
but meh it may work, but either way that 360 is gna eventually die of e74, maybe but surely
word of advice just sell it for parts, pick up an arcade or something and then your good to go again.
If it died again that it's just biting the dust
you can try the penny fix for the sake of it (very cheap, nothing to loose, hence my reason to suggest it)
Google has your answers here
but meh it may work, but either way that 360 is gna eventually die of e74, maybe but surely
word of advice just sell it for parts, pick up an arcade or something and then your good to go again.
My 360 coincidently just RRODd today as well after 6 months of being fine with the Xclamp fix. Reach is under 2 weeks away too >_
As you asked http://www.ownta.com/wholesale-dropship-re...ols/bga-rework/
http://www.ownta.com/index.php?subcats=Y&a...products.search
http://www.virtualvillage.com/bga-template...007814-005.html
That is the ultimate RRoD fix but it is quite expensive for the kit and not that easy to pull off (I rate BGA repair above most surface mount stuff).
As others have said though the penny fix is usually worth a go.
http://www.ownta.com/index.php?subcats=Y&a...products.search
http://www.virtualvillage.com/bga-template...007814-005.html
That is the ultimate RRoD fix but it is quite expensive for the kit and not that easy to pull off (I rate BGA repair above most surface mount stuff).
As others have said though the penny fix is usually worth a go.
Once you get the red ring the GPU will keep moving from time to time.
If the thread in your GPU heat sink is fine then you only need to undo the screws so its just firm then tighten then in a crisscross motion untill GPU is seated again.
I drilled 4 holes through the outter case so i didnt have to pull it apart again and just put a couple of rubber gromits to neaten it up.
Now it only takes me a couple of minutes to fix
If the thread in your GPU heat sink is fine then you only need to undo the screws so its just firm then tighten then in a crisscross motion untill GPU is seated again.
I drilled 4 holes through the outter case so i didnt have to pull it apart again and just put a couple of rubber gromits to neaten it up.
Now it only takes me a couple of minutes to fix
What FAST6191 is indeed the best way, but will most likely be way to expensive. You can try to reflow them with one of these..
http://xbox-experts.com/tutorial/reflow-tu...equipment-list/
http://forums.xbox-experts.com/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=469
Penny fixes will most likely be temporary.
http://xbox-experts.com/tutorial/reflow-tu...equipment-list/
http://forums.xbox-experts.com/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=469
Penny fixes will most likely be temporary.
I *know* this doesn't help you, but it reminds me.
I did the washer/standoff fix, had a name, I forget. It too lasted for about 4-5 months. Night of Halo3 it dies. Master Chief streaming back down to EARTH and PIXELLATION everwhere!
I attempted to reflow with heat gun. After about the 5th try with moderate success but reoccurring graphical glitches which turned into 3RROD in between, I EXPLODED CAPS RRRRVYWHERE. and that was the end of my christmas day premium.
now I have a Falcon I replaced it with.
My ADViCE TO YOU. Do NOT throw away that Xbox360, even IF you blow caps doing crazy things. It is worth something. (If I had kept mine and had a little more patience, I may have been able to resurrect it. Meaning $$$ for Jtaggable console.)
Just some advice. Hang in there. When you are about ready to THROW it
, take a break/go to bed. I shouldn't have junked it. I COULD have at least used it for a live box. (Also, cover well with Tin foil.)
You might try get a modded reflow oven, or a locked in heat gun stand with WELL WELL covered caps and plastic. I think you actually do like cloth, plastic wrap, then tinfoil. Whatever. But stick with it, even if you buy a replacement arcade in the meantime.
I did the washer/standoff fix, had a name, I forget. It too lasted for about 4-5 months. Night of Halo3 it dies. Master Chief streaming back down to EARTH and PIXELLATION everwhere!
I attempted to reflow with heat gun. After about the 5th try with moderate success but reoccurring graphical glitches which turned into 3RROD in between, I EXPLODED CAPS RRRRVYWHERE. and that was the end of my christmas day premium.
now I have a Falcon I replaced it with.
My ADViCE TO YOU. Do NOT throw away that Xbox360, even IF you blow caps doing crazy things. It is worth something. (If I had kept mine and had a little more patience, I may have been able to resurrect it. Meaning $$$ for Jtaggable console.)
Just some advice. Hang in there. When you are about ready to THROW it
You might try get a modded reflow oven, or a locked in heat gun stand with WELL WELL covered caps and plastic. I think you actually do like cloth, plastic wrap, then tinfoil. Whatever. But stick with it, even if you buy a replacement arcade in the meantime.
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