Steve 3.2 on 08 July 2007
I wouldn't be surprised if it's cheap capacitors and some other inexpensive components that caused many of these problems. Kind of funny that if MS would have spent another $5-$20 a console, they wouldn't be looking at a cost of about $80 per one now to fix them.
I wouldn't buy a 360 until I knew it contained the 65nm parts. I'd rather have a console that never has to be return instead of one where it gets fixed each time it breaks over the next three years.
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