| dirkd2323 said: I don't know man, I am on 360 number 7, in 2.5 years, 5 of them were sent back to MS, and died 4-6 weeks later, After dealing with so much Bull shit from MS, I just decided to take a sleg hammer to it, and try buying another, So I did it lasted a few months, The last time it died , I went on youtube and watched several videos on fixing myself, bought the stuff I needed, bought some stuff off of EBAY, and fixed myself, so far so good, its lasted longer then any MS has fixed, and I dont understand, My PS3 is original 3 years old, no problems, my PS2 is 9 years old never a problem, even my PS1 still works fine, PSP, fine, every other console I have owned never had a problem, only my 360s, so maybe try fixing yourself. Good Luck. |
Wow, your PS history is extremely lucky and your Xbox history is extremely unlucky.
PS2's had crazy high failure rates, especially with disc drives. It seems like everyone I know that has an original PS3 has now had it break on them. Almost all of those were YLOD and a few were disk drive failures. All of them were outside of warranty, too. It's like Sony managed to make a system that would break after a certain amount of time to get rid of all the backwards compatible units and to rake in money on repair costs.
As for your 360 woes, that's crazy unlucky. I had one RRoD, got it back from MS repair and has been working fine again for the last 2.5 years.







