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CustomRGH wrote 1)If you soldered anything to the mainboard before it occured, whatever you are powering from this point is drawing too much power so get rid of it.Also get rid of everything that you can see that might bridge anything near the GPU.
2) X-Clamp replacement
3) Reflow GPU and HANA chip
4) If it\'s not the GPU/(H)ANA, it might in rare cases be the CPU and can be fixed by reflowing the CPU.
5) if you flash with xell on JTAG-fixed xbox360 this will appear, flash back to original.
6) also can be caused by a broken trace (see link below).

This has nothing to do with gpu or cpu, stop posting garbage.

You have a RGH/JTAG board and have either flashed a corrupted image or your wiring is a mess plain and simple.

Either post pics or get help elsewhere this is just a thread packed with stupid suggestions/Spam based on OP's. lack on info.


Write your orignal nand back to confirm its working.
Before testing ...Make sure if its a RGH to turn the CR Switch to PRG before testing, or if its a Jtag remove your wiring.

It has nothing to do with flashing the Nand. It is a hardware failure. As Ive stated before, I have fixed consoles with such an error. A reball of the GPU/CPU should be able to fix it.

You dont understand the error, you wont be in business long if you reball every 0022 you get, thats just stupid.

Im talking about the 0220 error, which does exist. Also, the error 0022 is the GPU, I have seen countless topics about how people fixed that error by reball/reflowing. When running a legitimate repair business, its always good practice to do the best you can in the repair. Reballing does not cost much more than reflowing.

OP, does not have 0220.

As ive already said he was wrong and the erro is 0022.

Have you read the thread at all? Your argument is invalidnobody ever said it Cannot be the GPU. Simply said you should not be suggesting it is until you know it is.

I dont care if 99% of retails with 0022 is gpu. This is a Jtag and 99% of the time 0202 on them has nothing to do with the GPU.


This converstaion is done and your argument is pointless.

Godspeed.

How do you know the error was 0022 and not 0220 with out him providing proof? I told him a way to fix 0220 before you even came to this topic. Also, "nobody ever said it Cannot be the GPU." Look at your previous post "This has nothing to do with gpu or cpu, stop posting garbage." Do you not remember what you posted?

Maybe becuase your pushing the OP, to get his console reballed without even confirming the code (really how many people have even seen 0220 its so uncommon it should be non-existant).

The fact that i had to come here and tell him to recheck was pathetic, at this point the only way of knowing is to write the orignal nand back to the system. - Which for some reason you and a few others have a hard time asking him too do and rather suggest to reflow/reball it.

Have you been following the thread? If not look at my first 2 posts. Tell me, was I pushing him to get it reballed? Then you joined the conversation saying it CANNOT be 0220, which then I replied I HAVE seen and fixed the error code 0220.

Your joking right this is starting to make you seem slightly dilusional - I wasnt talking to you until you replied saying its not the nand or wiring and to reball it... you tried contradicting me when we both know im most likely right and made yourself look arragent as hell.

If you have seen and fixed 0220 with reball (i doubt it), it doesnt matter becuase thats not OP's error code.

Nothing more needs to be discussed until OP is willing to write the orignal nand back.

Anything else you want to argue about today?

You were talking to me. Look back to your first post. "of course your going to get dumba*s Responces." Responses is plural, meaning, more than one. There were only two people that commented before you posted. Me and CustomeRGH. If you weren't talking to me, then you should probably choose your words more carefully.

I was given a specific error code(0220). Therefore, I gave a way to fix said error code(0220). If I was given the wrong error code(0220) from the beginning and it turns out to be another error code(0022), then its not my fault for giving the fix to 0220.

If you dont want to take my word for it heres some people that fixed or have been saying to fix 0220 with a reball:

Look at ICY-TANK's posts forums/threads/how-to-fix-0220.362897/
Look at Texasboneking: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

@customeRGH You don't need to apologize to anyone. You were right about how to fix 0022. Its just that some people, when they get a badge, they think they know everything and when they mess up a bit, they try to attack everyone who points out their flaws. Unfortunately for that person, he ran into someone who HAS fixed that error code before.

When a GPUs (in this example) solder balls have crystallized and some have broke and lost its connection, you get the RROD. Error code 0220 happens when over time the X-clamps have lost some of its tension causing heat to build up in some areas of the chip. After a period of heating up and then cooling down, the area where the heatsink was loose has been damaged and the solder balls underneath have broken and some points have lost connection. This is were the X-clamp fix (or reballing/reflowing) comes in play. The x-clamps fix, if tensioned correctly, can fix it by using the box's heat to heat up the solder balls underneath and regaining some connection. A reball is preferred because it completely replaces the damaged solder balls, as opposed to the X-clamp fix or a reflow.

A bad flash would be an error E79 or 0110. If I'm not mistaken.

LOL, atleast customRGH knows when to admit when someone is right but you keep on posting garbage(not a suprise).

The OP isnt going to even think about reballing his console until he has written his orginal nand back to it to confirm the error still exists... i hope you dont offer repairs becuase you sound like a electronics butcher to me the way you are acting as if 0022 is automatically a Bridged or cracked solder joint when it not always the case and you need to reball it.

Your information is quite scewed and so is your attitude. Next time you post garbage ill be back again to correct you again... simple enough. So, basically You think becuase the error codes been repaired with reball before that every case will require a reball.. again garbage.

E79 or 0022 or 0020 can be a bad flash or other things.

0110 is not related to a bad flash.

See where im going with this.... i doubt it.

CustomRGH wrote ok im sorry i started this in a way buy giving 0022 error code fix. but what you should do is flash back the original nand and take the jtag wiring off and see what it does if the console boots ok then put the jtag wiring back on and then flash a new image or just do the jtag process all over again.

Thank you

I rest my case....

I mean seriously i feel like im talking to a brick wall with this other guy... he clearly doesnt know much about the OP's problem.

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CustomRGH wrote 1)If you soldered anything to the mainboard before it occured, whatever you are powering from this point is drawing too much power so get rid of it.Also get rid of everything that you can see that might bridge anything near the GPU.
2) X-Clamp replacement
3) Reflow GPU and HANA chip
4) If it\'s not the GPU/(H)ANA, it might in rare cases be the CPU and can be fixed by reflowing the CPU.
5) if you flash with xell on JTAG-fixed xbox360 this will appear, flash back to original.
6) also can be caused by a broken trace (see link below).

This has nothing to do with gpu or cpu, stop posting garbage.

You have a RGH/JTAG board and have either flashed a corrupted image or your wiring is a mess plain and simple.

Either post pics or get help elsewhere this is just a thread packed with stupid suggestions/Spam based on OP's. lack on info.


Write your orignal nand back to confirm its working.
Before testing ...Make sure if its a RGH to turn the CR Switch to PRG before testing, or if its a Jtag remove your wiring.

It has nothing to do with flashing the Nand. It is a hardware failure. As Ive stated before, I have fixed consoles with such an error. A reball of the GPU/CPU should be able to fix it.

You dont understand the error, you wont be in business long if you reball every 0022 you get, thats just stupid.

Im talking about the 0220 error, which does exist. Also, the error 0022 is the GPU, I have seen countless topics about how people fixed that error by reball/reflowing. When running a legitimate repair business, its always good practice to do the best you can in the repair. Reballing does not cost much more than reflowing.

OP, does not have 0220.

As ive already said he was wrong and the erro is 0022.

Have you read the thread at all? Your argument is invalidnobody ever said it Cannot be the GPU. Simply said you should not be suggesting it is until you know it is.

I dont care if 99% of retails with 0022 is gpu. This is a Jtag and 99% of the time 0202 on them has nothing to do with the GPU.


This converstaion is done and your argument is pointless.

Godspeed.

How do you know the error was 0022 and not 0220 with out him providing proof? I told him a way to fix 0220 before you even came to this topic. Also, "nobody ever said it Cannot be the GPU." Look at your previous post "This has nothing to do with gpu or cpu, stop posting garbage." Do you not remember what you posted?

Maybe becuase your pushing the OP, to get his console reballed without even confirming the code (really how many people have even seen 0220 its so uncommon it should be non-existant).

The fact that i had to come here and tell him to recheck was pathetic, at this point the only way of knowing is to write the orignal nand back to the system. - Which for some reason you and a few others have a hard time asking him too do and rather suggest to reflow/reball it.

Have you been following the thread? If not look at my first 2 posts. Tell me, was I pushing him to get it reballed? Then you joined the conversation saying it CANNOT be 0220, which then I replied I HAVE seen and fixed the error code 0220.

Your joking right this is starting to make you seem slightly dilusional - I wasnt talking to you until you replied saying its not the nand or wiring and to reball it... you tried contradicting me when we both know im most likely right and made yourself look arragent as hell.

If you have seen and fixed 0220 with reball (i doubt it), it doesnt matter becuase thats not OP's error code.

Nothing more needs to be discussed until OP is willing to write the orignal nand back.

Anything else you want to argue about today?

You were talking to me. Look back to your first post. "of course your going to get dumba*s Responces." Responses is plural, meaning, more than one. There were only two people that commented before you posted. Me and CustomeRGH. If you weren't talking to me, then you should probably choose your words more carefully.

I was given a specific error code(0220). Therefore, I gave a way to fix said error code(0220). If I was given the wrong error code(0220) from the beginning and it turns out to be another error code(0022), then its not my fault for giving the fix to 0220.

If you dont want to take my word for it heres some people that fixed or have been saying to fix 0220 with a reball:

Look at ICY-TANK's posts forums/threads/how-to-fix-0220.362897/
Look at Texasboneking: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

@customeRGH You don't need to apologize to anyone. You were right about how to fix 0022. Its just that some people, when they get a badge, they think they know everything and when they mess up a bit, they try to attack everyone who points out their flaws. Unfortunately for that person, he ran into someone who HAS fixed that error code before.

When a GPUs (in this example) solder balls have crystallized and some have broke and lost its connection, you get the RROD. Error code 0220 happens when over time the X-clamps have lost some of its tension causing heat to build up in some areas of the chip. After a period of heating up and then cooling down, the area where the heatsink was loose has been damaged and the solder balls underneath have broken and some points have lost connection. This is were the X-clamp fix (or reballing/reflowing) comes in play. The x-clamps fix, if tensioned correctly, can fix it by using the box's heat to heat up the solder balls underneath and regaining some connection. A reball is preferred because it completely replaces the damaged solder balls, as opposed to the X-clamp fix or a reflow.

A bad flash would be an error E79 or 0110. If I'm not mistaken.

LOL, atleast customRGH knows when to admit when someone is right but you keep on posting garbage(not a suprise).

The OP isnt going to even think about reballing his console until he has written his orginal nand back to it to confirm the error still exists... i hope you dont offer repairs becuase you sound like a electronics butcher to me the way you are acting as if 0022 is automatically a Bridged or cracked solder joint when it not always the case and you need to reball it.

Your information is quite scewed and so is your attitude. Next time you post garbage ill be back again to correct you again... simple enough.

E79 or 0022 or 0020 can be a bad flash or other things.

0110 is not related to a bad flash.

See where im going with this.... i doubt it.

So even though I provided proof I'm not the only one who is saying you can fix a 0220 with reball/reflowing, you still seem to say that's garbage?. Tell me then, how is the RROD caused? You said my explanation is garbage. I bet you will dodge this question.

CustomRGH apologized for starting this 'conversation' not because you were "right".


You want to talk about screwed up attitudes?

Whos the person who posted this to someone who needed help with their console:

"Seriously your expecting help without posting pictures of your install... what sense does that make... of course your going to get dumba*s Responces.

What makes you think its a bad flash, and why dont you provide the secondary error code as already stated in reply #1 which you seemed to have completetly ignored."

I hope you don't run a shop because someone with that type of customer service must be a pain to talk to.


Also, when you get an error E79 usually the secondary error code is 0110.
Note (since you might not know): 0110 on a retail means a RAM problem.

no 5kmods is right i have had consoles that came in to me with 0022 error codes because of a bad flash.

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CustomRGH wrote 1)If you soldered anything to the mainboard before it occured, whatever you are powering from this point is drawing too much power so get rid of it.Also get rid of everything that you can see that might bridge anything near the GPU.
2) X-Clamp replacement
3) Reflow GPU and HANA chip
4) If it\'s not the GPU/(H)ANA, it might in rare cases be the CPU and can be fixed by reflowing the CPU.
5) if you flash with xell on JTAG-fixed xbox360 this will appear, flash back to original.
6) also can be caused by a broken trace (see link below).

This has nothing to do with gpu or cpu, stop posting garbage.

You have a RGH/JTAG board and have either flashed a corrupted image or your wiring is a mess plain and simple.

Either post pics or get help elsewhere this is just a thread packed with stupid suggestions/Spam based on OP's. lack on info.


Write your orignal nand back to confirm its working.
Before testing ...Make sure if its a RGH to turn the CR Switch to PRG before testing, or if its a Jtag remove your wiring.

It has nothing to do with flashing the Nand. It is a hardware failure. As Ive stated before, I have fixed consoles with such an error. A reball of the GPU/CPU should be able to fix it.

You dont understand the error, you wont be in business long if you reball every 0022 you get, thats just stupid.

Im talking about the 0220 error, which does exist. Also, the error 0022 is the GPU, I have seen countless topics about how people fixed that error by reball/reflowing. When running a legitimate repair business, its always good practice to do the best you can in the repair. Reballing does not cost much more than reflowing.

OP, does not have 0220.

As ive already said he was wrong and the erro is 0022.

Have you read the thread at all? Your argument is invalidnobody ever said it Cannot be the GPU. Simply said you should not be suggesting it is until you know it is.

I dont care if 99% of retails with 0022 is gpu. This is a Jtag and 99% of the time 0202 on them has nothing to do with the GPU.


This converstaion is done and your argument is pointless.

Godspeed.

How do you know the error was 0022 and not 0220 with out him providing proof? I told him a way to fix 0220 before you even came to this topic. Also, "nobody ever said it Cannot be the GPU." Look at your previous post "This has nothing to do with gpu or cpu, stop posting garbage." Do you not remember what you posted?

Maybe becuase your pushing the OP, to get his console reballed without even confirming the code (really how many people have even seen 0220 its so uncommon it should be non-existant).

The fact that i had to come here and tell him to recheck was pathetic, at this point the only way of knowing is to write the orignal nand back to the system. - Which for some reason you and a few others have a hard time asking him too do and rather suggest to reflow/reball it.

Have you been following the thread? If not look at my first 2 posts. Tell me, was I pushing him to get it reballed? Then you joined the conversation saying it CANNOT be 0220, which then I replied I HAVE seen and fixed the error code 0220.

Your joking right this is starting to make you seem slightly dilusional - I wasnt talking to you until you replied saying its not the nand or wiring and to reball it... you tried contradicting me when we both know im most likely right and made yourself look arragent as hell.

If you have seen and fixed 0220 with reball (i doubt it), it doesnt matter becuase thats not OP's error code.

Nothing more needs to be discussed until OP is willing to write the orignal nand back.

Anything else you want to argue about today?

You were talking to me. Look back to your first post. "of course your going to get dumba*s Responces." Responses is plural, meaning, more than one. There were only two people that commented before you posted. Me and CustomeRGH. If you weren't talking to me, then you should probably choose your words more carefully.

I was given a specific error code(0220). Therefore, I gave a way to fix said error code(0220). If I was given the wrong error code(0220) from the beginning and it turns out to be another error code(0022), then its not my fault for giving the fix to 0220.

If you dont want to take my word for it heres some people that fixed or have been saying to fix 0220 with a reball:

Look at ICY-TANK's posts forums/threads/how-to-fix-0220.362897/
Look at Texasboneking: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

@customeRGH You don't need to apologize to anyone. You were right about how to fix 0022. Its just that some people, when they get a badge, they think they know everything and when they mess up a bit, they try to attack everyone who points out their flaws. Unfortunately for that person, he ran into someone who HAS fixed that error code before.

When a GPUs (in this example) solder balls have crystallized and some have broke and lost its connection, you get the RROD. Error code 0220 happens when over time the X-clamps have lost some of its tension causing heat to build up in some areas of the chip. After a period of heating up and then cooling down, the area where the heatsink was loose has been damaged and the solder balls underneath have broken and some points have lost connection. This is were the X-clamp fix (or reballing/reflowing) comes in play. The x-clamps fix, if tensioned correctly, can fix it by using the box's heat to heat up the solder balls underneath and regaining some connection. A reball is preferred because it completely replaces the damaged solder balls, as opposed to the X-clamp fix or a reflow.

A bad flash would be an error E79 or 0110. If I'm not mistaken.

LOL, atleast customRGH knows when to admit when someone is right but you keep on posting garbage(not a suprise).

The OP isnt going to even think about reballing his console until he has written his orginal nand back to it to confirm the error still exists... i hope you dont offer repairs becuase you sound like a electronics butcher to me the way you are acting as if 0022 is automatically a Bridged or cracked solder joint when it not always the case and you need to reball it.

Your information is quite scewed and so is your attitude. Next time you post garbage ill be back again to correct you again... simple enough.

E79 or 0022 or 0020 can be a bad flash or other things.

0110 is not related to a bad flash.

See where im going with this.... i doubt it.

So even though I provided proof I'm not the only one who is saying you can fix a 0220 with reball/reflowing, you still seem to say that's garbage?. Tell me then, how is the RROD caused? You said my explanation is garbage. I bet you will dodge this question.

CustomRGH apologized for starting this 'conversation' not because you were "right".


You want to talk about screwed up attitudes?

Whos the person who posted this to someone who needed help with their console:

"Seriously your expecting help without posting pictures of your install... what sense does that make... of course your going to get dumba*s Responces.

What makes you think its a bad flash, and why dont you provide the secondary error code as already stated in reply #1 which you seemed to have completetly ignored."

I hope you don't run a shop because someone with that type of customer service must be a pain to talk to.


Also, when you get an error E79 usually the secondary error code is 0110.
Note (since you might not know): 0110 on a retail means a RAM problem.

Stop trying to correct yourself, you have stayed so far away from the orginal issue its pathetic. you clearly have a problem admitting when your wrong.

Go troll somewhere else. I'm done watching you make a fool of yourself.

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CustomRGH wrote 1)If you soldered anything to the mainboard before it occured, whatever you are powering from this point is drawing too much power so get rid of it.Also get rid of everything that you can see that might bridge anything near the GPU.
2) X-Clamp replacement
3) Reflow GPU and HANA chip
4) If it\'s not the GPU/(H)ANA, it might in rare cases be the CPU and can be fixed by reflowing the CPU.
5) if you flash with xell on JTAG-fixed xbox360 this will appear, flash back to original.
6) also can be caused by a broken trace (see link below).

This has nothing to do with gpu or cpu, stop posting garbage.

You have a RGH/JTAG board and have either flashed a corrupted image or your wiring is a mess plain and simple.

Either post pics or get help elsewhere this is just a thread packed with stupid suggestions/Spam based on OP's. lack on info.


Write your orignal nand back to confirm its working.
Before testing ...Make sure if its a RGH to turn the CR Switch to PRG before testing, or if its a Jtag remove your wiring.

It has nothing to do with flashing the Nand. It is a hardware failure. As Ive stated before, I have fixed consoles with such an error. A reball of the GPU/CPU should be able to fix it.

You dont understand the error, you wont be in business long if you reball every 0022 you get, thats just stupid.

Im talking about the 0220 error, which does exist. Also, the error 0022 is the GPU, I have seen countless topics about how people fixed that error by reball/reflowing. When running a legitimate repair business, its always good practice to do the best you can in the repair. Reballing does not cost much more than reflowing.

OP, does not have 0220.

As ive already said he was wrong and the erro is 0022.

Have you read the thread at all? Your argument is invalidnobody ever said it Cannot be the GPU. Simply said you should not be suggesting it is until you know it is.

I dont care if 99% of retails with 0022 is gpu. This is a Jtag and 99% of the time 0202 on them has nothing to do with the GPU.


This converstaion is done and your argument is pointless.

Godspeed.

How do you know the error was 0022 and not 0220 with out him providing proof? I told him a way to fix 0220 before you even came to this topic. Also, "nobody ever said it Cannot be the GPU." Look at your previous post "This has nothing to do with gpu or cpu, stop posting garbage." Do you not remember what you posted?

Maybe becuase your pushing the OP, to get his console reballed without even confirming the code (really how many people have even seen 0220 its so uncommon it should be non-existant).

The fact that i had to come here and tell him to recheck was pathetic, at this point the only way of knowing is to write the orignal nand back to the system. - Which for some reason you and a few others have a hard time asking him too do and rather suggest to reflow/reball it.

Have you been following the thread? If not look at my first 2 posts. Tell me, was I pushing him to get it reballed? Then you joined the conversation saying it CANNOT be 0220, which then I replied I HAVE seen and fixed the error code 0220.

Your joking right this is starting to make you seem slightly dilusional - I wasnt talking to you until you replied saying its not the nand or wiring and to reball it... you tried contradicting me when we both know im most likely right and made yourself look arragent as hell.

If you have seen and fixed 0220 with reball (i doubt it), it doesnt matter becuase thats not OP's error code.

Nothing more needs to be discussed until OP is willing to write the orignal nand back.

Anything else you want to argue about today?

You were talking to me. Look back to your first post. "of course your going to get dumba*s Responces." Responses is plural, meaning, more than one. There were only two people that commented before you posted. Me and CustomeRGH. If you weren't talking to me, then you should probably choose your words more carefully.

I was given a specific error code(0220). Therefore, I gave a way to fix said error code(0220). If I was given the wrong error code(0220) from the beginning and it turns out to be another error code(0022), then its not my fault for giving the fix to 0220.

If you dont want to take my word for it heres some people that fixed or have been saying to fix 0220 with a reball:

Look at ICY-TANK's posts forums/threads/how-to-fix-0220.362897/
Look at Texasboneking: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

@customeRGH You don't need to apologize to anyone. You were right about how to fix 0022. Its just that some people, when they get a badge, they think they know everything and when they mess up a bit, they try to attack everyone who points out their flaws. Unfortunately for that person, he ran into someone who HAS fixed that error code before.

When a GPUs (in this example) solder balls have crystallized and some have broke and lost its connection, you get the RROD. Error code 0220 happens when over time the X-clamps have lost some of its tension causing heat to build up in some areas of the chip. After a period of heating up and then cooling down, the area where the heatsink was loose has been damaged and the solder balls underneath have broken and some points have lost connection. This is were the X-clamp fix (or reballing/reflowing) comes in play. The x-clamps fix, if tensioned correctly, can fix it by using the box's heat to heat up the solder balls underneath and regaining some connection. A reball is preferred because it completely replaces the damaged solder balls, as opposed to the X-clamp fix or a reflow.

A bad flash would be an error E79 or 0110. If I'm not mistaken.

LOL, atleast customRGH knows when to admit when someone is right but you keep on posting garbage(not a suprise).

The OP isnt going to even think about reballing his console until he has written his orginal nand back to it to confirm the error still exists... i hope you dont offer repairs becuase you sound like a electronics butcher to me the way you are acting as if 0022 is automatically a Bridged or cracked solder joint when it not always the case and you need to reball it.

Your information is quite scewed and so is your attitude. Next time you post garbage ill be back again to correct you again... simple enough.

E79 or 0022 or 0020 can be a bad flash or other things.

0110 is not related to a bad flash.

See where im going with this.... i doubt it.

So even though I provided proof I'm not the only one who is saying you can fix a 0220 with reball/reflowing, you still seem to say that's garbage?. Tell me then, how is the RROD caused? You said my explanation is garbage. I bet you will dodge this question.

CustomRGH apologized for starting this 'conversation' not because you were "right".


You want to talk about screwed up attitudes?

Whos the person who posted this to someone who needed help with their console:

"Seriously your expecting help without posting pictures of your install... what sense does that make... of course your going to get dumba*s Responces.

What makes you think its a bad flash, and why dont you provide the secondary error code as already stated in reply #1 which you seemed to have completetly ignored."

I hope you don't run a shop because someone with that type of customer service must be a pain to talk to.


Also, when you get an error E79 usually the secondary error code is 0110.
Note (since you might not know): 0110 on a retail means a RAM problem.

Stop trying to correct yourself, you have stayed so far away from the orginal issue its pathetic. you clearly have a problem admitting when your wrong.

Go troll somewhere else. I'm done watching you make a fool of yourself.

Point proven. All you have done throughout this conversation is dodged every question I have stated. You don't even provide proof for your points. When I find contradictions in your logic you call it garbage. You have proven to me to be one of the most cockiest (being nice) member I have encountered on this site. Your attitude is what is wrong with this site; people with power like you(badge) abuse it. Instead of kindly or neutrally telling the OP to provide pics and telling us we were wrong, you treat the OP like sh*t and insult 2 other members for helping. Its funny how I'm the one "correcting" myself, when throughout all this conversation you post something, read it, notice its complete garbage and full of contradictions, then you correct yourself.

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CustomRGH wrote 1)If you soldered anything to the mainboard before it occured, whatever you are powering from this point is drawing too much power so get rid of it.Also get rid of everything that you can see that might bridge anything near the GPU.
2) X-Clamp replacement
3) Reflow GPU and HANA chip
4) If it\'s not the GPU/(H)ANA, it might in rare cases be the CPU and can be fixed by reflowing the CPU.
5) if you flash with xell on JTAG-fixed xbox360 this will appear, flash back to original.
6) also can be caused by a broken trace (see link below).

This has nothing to do with gpu or cpu, stop posting garbage.

You have a RGH/JTAG board and have either flashed a corrupted image or your wiring is a mess plain and simple.

Either post pics or get help elsewhere this is just a thread packed with stupid suggestions/Spam based on OP's. lack on info.


Write your orignal nand back to confirm its working.
Before testing ...Make sure if its a RGH to turn the CR Switch to PRG before testing, or if its a Jtag remove your wiring.

It has nothing to do with flashing the Nand. It is a hardware failure. As Ive stated before, I have fixed consoles with such an error. A reball of the GPU/CPU should be able to fix it.

You dont understand the error, you wont be in business long if you reball every 0022 you get, thats just stupid.

Im talking about the 0220 error, which does exist. Also, the error 0022 is the GPU, I have seen countless topics about how people fixed that error by reball/reflowing. When running a legitimate repair business, its always good practice to do the best you can in the repair. Reballing does not cost much more than reflowing.

OP, does not have 0220.

As ive already said he was wrong and the erro is 0022.

Have you read the thread at all? Your argument is invalidnobody ever said it Cannot be the GPU. Simply said you should not be suggesting it is until you know it is.

I dont care if 99% of retails with 0022 is gpu. This is a Jtag and 99% of the time 0202 on them has nothing to do with the GPU.


This converstaion is done and your argument is pointless.

Godspeed.

How do you know the error was 0022 and not 0220 with out him providing proof? I told him a way to fix 0220 before you even came to this topic. Also, "nobody ever said it Cannot be the GPU." Look at your previous post "This has nothing to do with gpu or cpu, stop posting garbage." Do you not remember what you posted?

Maybe becuase your pushing the OP, to get his console reballed without even confirming the code (really how many people have even seen 0220 its so uncommon it should be non-existant).

The fact that i had to come here and tell him to recheck was pathetic, at this point the only way of knowing is to write the orignal nand back to the system. - Which for some reason you and a few others have a hard time asking him too do and rather suggest to reflow/reball it.

Have you been following the thread? If not look at my first 2 posts. Tell me, was I pushing him to get it reballed? Then you joined the conversation saying it CANNOT be 0220, which then I replied I HAVE seen and fixed the error code 0220.

Your joking right this is starting to make you seem slightly dilusional - I wasnt talking to you until you replied saying its not the nand or wiring and to reball it... you tried contradicting me when we both know im most likely right and made yourself look arragent as hell.

If you have seen and fixed 0220 with reball (i doubt it), it doesnt matter becuase thats not OP's error code.

Nothing more needs to be discussed until OP is willing to write the orignal nand back.

Anything else you want to argue about today?

You were talking to me. Look back to your first post. "of course your going to get dumba*s Responces." Responses is plural, meaning, more than one. There were only two people that commented before you posted. Me and CustomeRGH. If you weren't talking to me, then you should probably choose your words more carefully.

I was given a specific error code(0220). Therefore, I gave a way to fix said error code(0220). If I was given the wrong error code(0220) from the beginning and it turns out to be another error code(0022), then its not my fault for giving the fix to 0220.

If you dont want to take my word for it heres some people that fixed or have been saying to fix 0220 with a reball:

Look at ICY-TANK's posts forums/threads/how-to-fix-0220.362897/
Look at Texasboneking: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

@customeRGH You don't need to apologize to anyone. You were right about how to fix 0022. Its just that some people, when they get a badge, they think they know everything and when they mess up a bit, they try to attack everyone who points out their flaws. Unfortunately for that person, he ran into someone who HAS fixed that error code before.

When a GPUs (in this example) solder balls have crystallized and some have broke and lost its connection, you get the RROD. Error code 0220 happens when over time the X-clamps have lost some of its tension causing heat to build up in some areas of the chip. After a period of heating up and then cooling down, the area where the heatsink was loose has been damaged and the solder balls underneath have broken and some points have lost connection. This is were the X-clamp fix (or reballing/reflowing) comes in play. The x-clamps fix, if tensioned correctly, can fix it by using the box's heat to heat up the solder balls underneath and regaining some connection. A reball is preferred because it completely replaces the damaged solder balls, as opposed to the X-clamp fix or a reflow.

A bad flash would be an error E79 or 0110. If I'm not mistaken.

LOL, atleast customRGH knows when to admit when someone is right but you keep on posting garbage(not a suprise).

The OP isnt going to even think about reballing his console until he has written his orginal nand back to it to confirm the error still exists... i hope you dont offer repairs becuase you sound like a electronics butcher to me the way you are acting as if 0022 is automatically a Bridged or cracked solder joint when it not always the case and you need to reball it.

Your information is quite scewed and so is your attitude. Next time you post garbage ill be back again to correct you again... simple enough.

E79 or 0022 or 0020 can be a bad flash or other things.

0110 is not related to a bad flash.

See where im going with this.... i doubt it.

So even though I provided proof I'm not the only one who is saying you can fix a 0220 with reball/reflowing, you still seem to say that's garbage?. Tell me then, how is the RROD caused? You said my explanation is garbage. I bet you will dodge this question.

CustomRGH apologized for starting this 'conversation' not because you were "right".


You want to talk about screwed up attitudes?

Whos the person who posted this to someone who needed help with their console:

"Seriously your expecting help without posting pictures of your install... what sense does that make... of course your going to get dumba*s Responces.

What makes you think its a bad flash, and why dont you provide the secondary error code as already stated in reply #1 which you seemed to have completetly ignored."

I hope you don't run a shop because someone with that type of customer service must be a pain to talk to.


Also, when you get an error E79 usually the secondary error code is 0110.
Note (since you might not know): 0110 on a retail means a RAM problem.

Stop trying to correct yourself, you have stayed so far away from the orginal issue its pathetic. you clearly have a problem admitting when your wrong.

Go troll somewhere else. I'm done watching you make a fool of yourself.

Point proven. All you have done throughout this conversation is dodged every question I have stated. You don't even provide proof for your points. When I find contradictions in your logic you call it garbage. You have proven to me to be one of the most cockiest (being nice) member I have encountered on this site. Your attitude is what is wrong with this site; people with power like you(badge) abuse it. Instead of kindly or neutrally telling the OP to provide pics and telling us we were wrong, you treat the OP like sh*t and insult 2 other members for helping. Its funny how I'm the one "correcting" myself, when throughout all this conversation you post something, read it, notice its complete garbage and full of contradictions, then you correct yourself.

You need to grow up, I'm going to be straight up with OP especially when he is getting the wrong information regardless of who supplied it to him.

At this point you've still not ecknowledged the fact that your wrong and you want to argue over nothing(now your excuse is my badge how moronic is that? FYI: Trusted seller badge doesnt give anyone "power") whats this about?. 'giggles' I mean seriously read your very first responce to me, then read the rest and you'll see yourself trying to defend that incorrect statement i never disrespected you or anyone in the thread.

I know im right, i dont need to prove and if you see the recent reply from CustomRGH (a shop owner) has confirmed my info and agreed. (0022 can be Wiring/ nand related issue).

This has become one big cluster of Spam. I'm done being flamed / disrespected by you.

My final message to you: Dont reball a console or suggest to someone too just becuase its been fixed that way before unless you have confimed it needs this, the same error could be other problems with the XBOX especially with a Jtag System. (This is bascially what your trying to say and its wrong) read yoru first reply to me and read my responce) hope you can understand.


have a good day.

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CustomRGH wrote 1)If you soldered anything to the mainboard before it occured, whatever you are powering from this point is drawing too much power so get rid of it.Also get rid of everything that you can see that might bridge anything near the GPU.
2) X-Clamp replacement
3) Reflow GPU and HANA chip
4) If it\'s not the GPU/(H)ANA, it might in rare cases be the CPU and can be fixed by reflowing the CPU.
5) if you flash with xell on JTAG-fixed xbox360 this will appear, flash back to original.
6) also can be caused by a broken trace (see link below).

This has nothing to do with gpu or cpu, stop posting garbage.

You have a RGH/JTAG board and have either flashed a corrupted image or your wiring is a mess plain and simple.

Either post pics or get help elsewhere this is just a thread packed with stupid suggestions/Spam based on OP's. lack on info.


Write your orignal nand back to confirm its working.
Before testing ...Make sure if its a RGH to turn the CR Switch to PRG before testing, or if its a Jtag remove your wiring.

It has nothing to do with flashing the Nand. It is a hardware failure. As Ive stated before, I have fixed consoles with such an error. A reball of the GPU/CPU should be able to fix it.

You dont understand the error, you wont be in business long if you reball every 0022 you get, thats just stupid.

Im talking about the 0220 error, which does exist. Also, the error 0022 is the GPU, I have seen countless topics about how people fixed that error by reball/reflowing. When running a legitimate repair business, its always good practice to do the best you can in the repair. Reballing does not cost much more than reflowing.

OP, does not have 0220.

As ive already said he was wrong and the erro is 0022.

Have you read the thread at all? Your argument is invalidnobody ever said it Cannot be the GPU. Simply said you should not be suggesting it is until you know it is.

I dont care if 99% of retails with 0022 is gpu. This is a Jtag and 99% of the time 0202 on them has nothing to do with the GPU.


This converstaion is done and your argument is pointless.

Godspeed.

How do you know the error was 0022 and not 0220 with out him providing proof? I told him a way to fix 0220 before you even came to this topic. Also, "nobody ever said it Cannot be the GPU." Look at your previous post "This has nothing to do with gpu or cpu, stop posting garbage." Do you not remember what you posted?

Maybe becuase your pushing the OP, to get his console reballed without even confirming the code (really how many people have even seen 0220 its so uncommon it should be non-existant).

The fact that i had to come here and tell him to recheck was pathetic, at this point the only way of knowing is to write the orignal nand back to the system. - Which for some reason you and a few others have a hard time asking him too do and rather suggest to reflow/reball it.

Have you been following the thread? If not look at my first 2 posts. Tell me, was I pushing him to get it reballed? Then you joined the conversation saying it CANNOT be 0220, which then I replied I HAVE seen and fixed the error code 0220.

Your joking right this is starting to make you seem slightly dilusional - I wasnt talking to you until you replied saying its not the nand or wiring and to reball it... you tried contradicting me when we both know im most likely right and made yourself look arragent as hell.

If you have seen and fixed 0220 with reball (i doubt it), it doesnt matter becuase thats not OP's error code.

Nothing more needs to be discussed until OP is willing to write the orignal nand back.

Anything else you want to argue about today?

You were talking to me. Look back to your first post. "of course your going to get dumba*s Responces." Responses is plural, meaning, more than one. There were only two people that commented before you posted. Me and CustomeRGH. If you weren't talking to me, then you should probably choose your words more carefully.

I was given a specific error code(0220). Therefore, I gave a way to fix said error code(0220). If I was given the wrong error code(0220) from the beginning and it turns out to be another error code(0022), then its not my fault for giving the fix to 0220.

If you dont want to take my word for it heres some people that fixed or have been saying to fix 0220 with a reball:

Look at ICY-TANK's posts forums/threads/how-to-fix-0220.362897/
Look at Texasboneking: [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

@customeRGH You don't need to apologize to anyone. You were right about how to fix 0022. Its just that some people, when they get a badge, they think they know everything and when they mess up a bit, they try to attack everyone who points out their flaws. Unfortunately for that person, he ran into someone who HAS fixed that error code before.

When a GPUs (in this example) solder balls have crystallized and some have broke and lost its connection, you get the RROD. Error code 0220 happens when over time the X-clamps have lost some of its tension causing heat to build up in some areas of the chip. After a period of heating up and then cooling down, the area where the heatsink was loose has been damaged and the solder balls underneath have broken and some points have lost connection. This is were the X-clamp fix (or reballing/reflowing) comes in play. The x-clamps fix, if tensioned correctly, can fix it by using the box's heat to heat up the solder balls underneath and regaining some connection. A reball is preferred because it completely replaces the damaged solder balls, as opposed to the X-clamp fix or a reflow.

A bad flash would be an error E79 or 0110. If I'm not mistaken.

LOL, atleast customRGH knows when to admit when someone is right but you keep on posting garbage(not a suprise).

The OP isnt going to even think about reballing his console until he has written his orginal nand back to it to confirm the error still exists... i hope you dont offer repairs becuase you sound like a electronics butcher to me the way you are acting as if 0022 is automatically a Bridged or cracked solder joint when it not always the case and you need to reball it.

Your information is quite scewed and so is your attitude. Next time you post garbage ill be back again to correct you again... simple enough.

E79 or 0022 or 0020 can be a bad flash or other things.

0110 is not related to a bad flash.

See where im going with this.... i doubt it.

So even though I provided proof I'm not the only one who is saying you can fix a 0220 with reball/reflowing, you still seem to say that's garbage?. Tell me then, how is the RROD caused? You said my explanation is garbage. I bet you will dodge this question.

CustomRGH apologized for starting this 'conversation' not because you were "right".


You want to talk about screwed up attitudes?

Whos the person who posted this to someone who needed help with their console:

"Seriously your expecting help without posting pictures of your install... what sense does that make... of course your going to get dumba*s Responces.

What makes you think its a bad flash, and why dont you provide the secondary error code as already stated in reply #1 which you seemed to have completetly ignored."

I hope you don't run a shop because someone with that type of customer service must be a pain to talk to.


Also, when you get an error E79 usually the secondary error code is 0110.
Note (since you might not know): 0110 on a retail means a RAM problem.

Stop trying to correct yourself, you have stayed so far away from the orginal issue its pathetic. you clearly have a problem admitting when your wrong.

Go troll somewhere else. I'm done watching you make a fool of yourself.

Point proven. All you have done throughout this conversation is dodged every question I have stated. You don't even provide proof for your points. When I find contradictions in your logic you call it garbage. You have proven to me to be one of the most cockiest (being nice) member I have encountered on this site. Your attitude is what is wrong with this site; people with power like you(badge) abuse it. Instead of kindly or neutrally telling the OP to provide pics and telling us we were wrong, you treat the OP like sh*t and insult 2 other members for helping. Its funny how I'm the one "correcting" myself, when throughout all this conversation you post something, read it, notice its complete garbage and full of contradictions, then you correct yourself.

You need to grow up, I'm going to be straight up with OP especially when he is getting the wrong information regardless of who supplied it to him.

At this point you've still not ecknowledged the fact that your wrong and you want to argue over nothing(now your excuse is my badge how moronic is that? FYI: Trusted seller badge doesnt give anyone "power") whats this about?. 'giggles' I mean seriously read your very first responce to me, then read the rest and you'll see yourself trying to defend that incorrect statement i never disrespected you or anyone in the thread.

I know im right, i dont need to prove and if you see the recent reply from CustomRGH (a shop owner) has confirmed my info and agreed. (0022 can be Wiring/ nand related issue).

This has become one big cluster of Spam. I'm done being flamed / disrespected by you.

My final message to you: Dont reball a console or suggest to someone too just becuase its been fixed that way before unless you have confimed it needs this, the same error could be other problems with the XBOX especially with a Jtag System. (This is bascially what your trying to say and its wrong) read yoru first reply to me and read my responce) hope you can understand.


have a good day.

You still don't understand, do you?

You keep saying I'm wrong but I have proven to you that 0220 and now 0022 CAN be fixed with a reball. Look back at all my posts. I keep trying to tell you it is possible to fix 0220 and now 0022 with a reball. You have told me that 0022 can also be a bad flash flash, CustomRGH has also confirmed that it is possible to be a bad flash, therefore now, I know 0022 can be both a nand problem OR a GPU problem. You, on the other hand, still seem to think 0022 cannot be a GPU problem. Do you see where I'm going whit this?

The reason I keep bringing up your badge has nothing to do with my argument about the error code. I brought it up because of your attitude. Look at how you treat people trying to get help and people trying to help. Your very first post on this topic:

"Seriously your expecting help without posting pictures of your install... what sense does that make... of course your going to get dumba*s Responces.

What makes you think its a bad flash, and why dont you provide the secondary error code as already stated in reply #1 which you seemed to have completetly ignored.

0220 cant be the a sec. e-code? recheck."

I have been here a while now. I have seen countless people, without the badge reply in a similar way and everyone who sees that post starts attacking him and ultimately he has a horrible experience on the site. Yet when someone, no matter what badge they have, comes to a topic, posts like you did, no one ever challenges him because of the illusion of 'authority' that badge has. Unfortunately for you, I don't take it well when people disrespect other people trying to help and get help.



My final message to you: Your attitude on this site is hopefully not your attitude in real life. That kind of attitude in the real world wont get you places. You might be running a successful business here on this site, where your customer support is mostly Skype and a forum. If you ever start a business in the real world, where customer support is face to face, more personal, having that type of attitude will ultimately be the main cause of your business going under.

You have told me your final message, which I will take and learn from it. I have told you my final message, which would be in your best interest to take and learn from it. There is no more need to reply to this post anymore. Good day.