 skelet0rPremium
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Florence, AL | yes hopefully soon, so I can get one for christmas  |
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| I just ordered one from Sears!  wait if they do that with in 30 days can't I just return my 360 to sears or get them to credit my CC?  |
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League City, TX | reply to skelet0r
I don't like in the article saying they are redesigning chips thats what worries me.
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 BoogeymanDrive it like you stole itPremium
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Yes. Also, you may be able to get them to do a price adjustment and credit back the difference in price. If you plan on returning it though, dont open it or they will charge you a 15% restocking fee.
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said by MysticGogeta:I don't like in the article saying they are redesigning chips thats what worries me. Thats good in the redesign, thats what is causing the ring of death so much. If you read the article it is to RUN COLDER(the chip) then its currect chips running. Who knows the new chips might run FASTER. |
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Yup, it's a good thing. There were about 12 or so revisions for the PS2. |
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MysticGogetaThe Robot DevilPremium
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League City, TX | reply to GunnarDanne
Revisions around price cuts worry me that the quality will be lacking.
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| said by MysticGogeta:Revisions around price cuts worry me that the quality will be lacking. you call the ring of death and 140 bucks to fix it quality? |
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Re: Chip Redesign From what I understand, the redesigned chip will be smaller (cheaper, built on a 65 nm process rather than 90) and likely faster (although games won't take advantage of that or else old systems would not work well with new games). The new 360 hardware will basically be the finished version that, I imagine, a lot of people would prefer over the somewhat hot/buggy version out right now. |
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