Really? I thought that was the problem in the first place.

“And I am going to fix this how? Don’t I need some super advanced technical device?”

You would think so, but you don’t. In fact, you only some basic tools: a poking device and a screw driver.

All you have to do is open the system up and adjust how the heat sink sits on the GPU and CPU. You are going to unscrew the heat sink, then put it back in a slightly adjusted position.

Then you turn the system on (with the fan unplugged) and you heat it slightly so the chips realign on the motherboard. You then turn it off, let it cool down (letting the chips harden in place), put it back together and viola, problem solved. The chips are now in position and will no longer over heat because of the adjustment you made. It really is simple.


Xbox 360 Repair Guide – Red Ring of Death | RROD Repair

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