
Apparently it was a bad design on microsofts part, the Optical DVD drive is placed too closely to the GPU.
The DVD drive needs to be removed, placed externally. A fan needs to be placed on the Heat sink over the GPU this cures the problem.

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15 years went by so fast. I remember playing through the story mode at launch.

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Its great if that works on an out of warranty Xbox. Though that looks terrible.
Apparently?
Really? No way!
I thought it was like swine flu!
Glad somebody figured it out in the end.... 4 years later.
I seem to recall having a 10 year old GFX card for my PC that had a bloody fan on it. Did MS think the 360 would just be too loud with one more fan?
Fact is fans cost money!!
Why not just put your 360 in one of these?
http://images.techtree.com/...