I think this thread should be stickied to be a longitudinal experiement to see if microsoft actually (sort of) fixed one of their product's problems...(if you play games from hard drive only that is).
So is this really a problem or just something you've heard? I've never heard of this, and it seems kind of silly. I played Lost Odyssey for about 75 hours with whatever disc I was playing on installed without a second thought.
It's not a problem that I know of. I want to know. That's why I made the topic.
Mr_Oblivio
Oh. Well it doesn't happen, I can tell you that. If your 360 RRODs then it definitely isn't because you've downloaded your game to your hardrive in order to improve it's performance.
It's not a problem that I know of. I want to know. That's why I made the topic.
Trickshot771
Oh. Well it doesn't happen, I can tell you that. If your 360 RRODs then it definitely isn't because you've downloaded your game to your hardrive in order to improve it's performance.
You're missing my point. I just want to know if 360 consoles CAN still RROD while playing a downloaded game. Sure the disc drive isn't spinning the disc as fast. Does that still keep the GPU from overheating?
I havent personally had the Rrod but I have had to send my falcon elite for repairs when the disc drive died locking the game inside and refusing to boot up. Though I would assume installing games to the Hard Disc would mean far less wear and tear on many of the components, leading to a longer lifespan if nothing else. IMHO
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