COKTOE said:
damndl0ser said:
COKTOE said:
damndl0ser said:
COKTOE said: "u think that the 60gb ps3's are more reliable than the newer versions of the 360's". I know this queary was not directed at me, but hell yes. Do even a modicum of research into E-74 errors, and you will see the disparity between the PS3 and 360 failure rates is still in full effect. There's a new-ish article about the rise of E-74 over at Joystiq. |
Speculate much? I can speculate too! I have heard dozens of stories on here about blu-ray player failures so it goes both ways. Deffinately more blu-ray deaths than E-74 ones, atleast from what I can remember.
Both are relatively reliable so I don't know why we have to go down this street again. Jeez.
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Are you for real? Speculation? Yeah, there's no hard data or any information to even make a supposition. I'm sure the E-74 article and all the well documented problems with the 360 hardware is mearly conjecture, to say nothing for RROD. Although I am shocked that the gaming press, and gamers themselves, haven't latched onto the fact that you've read about DOZENS of stories about failing Blu-Ray players. On top of all that, the qeustion was posed, so I answered. If you believe "both are fairly reliable", you must be ignorant.
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So let me get this, you have absolutely no proof the E-74 error is any worse than Blu-ray failures and you call me an idiot? Quit talking out of your ass. There is not enough documentation either way and you know it.
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Holy crap. Did you read the article at Joystiq? Are you denying the 360 has had huge hardware problems? I may not have access to MS's internal documents, but I have something. I have years of media coverage, a litany of pissed-off gamers, and MS's own addmission to and retro-active warranty to cover the RROD debacle, which took almost 2 years to unfold. In other words I have precedent/recent history to go by. And that is all well documented. And again do some research. Read up on it. Learn that the instances of searches regarding E-74 have gone up dramatically on internet search engines in recent months and then tell me I have nothing to go by. What do you think is happening? Did the search term "E-74" just randomly begin to see an upswing? Is there a huge, organanized conspiracy to ruin the 360? Help me out here..... |
Yes the 360 did have a problem with the RROD, I have had it and by no means did I say it NEVER had problems. I just dispute the E-74 error being worse than the Blu-Ray failure. And there is no proof either way. An article or 2 doesn't count as proof by the way.
The simple fact is the RROD issue is pretty much dead and gone, and a lot of people (PS3 zealots mainly) want there to be another issue. I am not saying that the 360 is the best piece of equipment ever made. I am just saying that it is now just as reliable as a PS3. And I have yet to see any "proof" I am wrong.
How many real life people do I know who have had the E-74 error? 0
How many real life people do I know who have had issues with blu-ray in some fashion? 2 Out of those 2 people how many were replaced free? 0
Seems if you use the Bluray drive alot it will burn out just after warranty.
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