Mine doesn't run very hot and it is pretty quiet 90% of the time
hmm, buy fans for it.
my 80 gig is very quiet and is hardly tht hot after long hours of play but its also very ventialted and in open area, plus its in the basement which is cold even in summer. winters around the corner tho...
yep, mine can fry eggs lol.
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| EHSTEVE said: Mine doesn't run very hot and it is pretty quiet 90% of the time |
Mine never runs hot. Even if I'm playing a game like Uncharted for 4-5 hours at a time. It gets a little warm, but nowhere near as hot as say the 360 brick. I'm honestly stunned by some of the responses here.
My fan rarely ever makes a noise either. What it sounds like to me is that you guys don't have it in an open environment, and rather it's inside a closed compartment such as an entertainment center or something. As long as it's in an open environment, it should never run hot and the fan should never make much noise.
Phrancheyez said:
Mine never runs hot. Even if I'm playing a game like Uncharted for 4-5 hours at a time. It gets a little warm, but nowhere near as hot as say the 360 brick. I'm honestly stunned by some of the responses here. |
Mine is out in the open......and for the record, the fans dont make much noise, but the heat is there. Ive played several 2+ hour Warhawk games and I havent dealt with any issues, but Im cautious by nature(360 owner). And I wasnt comparing the heat to the 360 power brick, but the actual unit itself. I think I am safe, but still cautious.
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Yeah, my 60 GB first gen unit gets really hot. It hasn't had any problems, though. Even acts as a space heater for my room at times.
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I chucked the 60GB HDD out of mine and put a faster 200GB in and its still as quiet as ever, and it doesn't get hot at all even after 18 months of use! Although mine is PAL...
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Mine blows hot air too. Made a mistake of putting a stack of 360 games to the right of it one time. Made the boxes warm and flimsy. Them PS3 fans, boy do they love to burn 360 games. -_-
mine doesnt get too hot unless i sit there playing it for hours, but i think most systems get hot after playing them for a while, well at least in my experience.
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