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Should I clean my 360?
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Now, when I ask this, im not just saying should I clean the dust off the top, I mean take it apart completely and clean it properly. I have minimal idea of what im doing, but I believe I would be capable.
Also, are there any tutorials I could use that are extremely useful? (Glossy 360 Slim)
Also, are there any tutorials I could use that are extremely useful? (Glossy 360 Slim)
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only if you feel confident enough to no screw up the whole thing its your xbox me personally wouldn't because im not good with that stuff but go ahead if you are brave enough to take it apart and put it back together
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Gulp wrote only if you feel confident enough to no screw up the whole thing its your xbox me personally wouldn't because im not good with that stuff but go ahead if you are brave enough to take it apart and put it back together
It's really not rocket science. Take an air duster and just make sure nothing gets wet. If anything gets wet dry it immediately and do not try to run/plug it in. It will fry the motherboard.
Just don't break/bend anything inside it and you'll be fine.
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If you're truly positive you won't mess up and break your Xbox because that can be easy. One mess up and it's done.
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Its quite easy and there are many tutorials. While you are in there if you have a PHAT console you could do a 12V fan upgrade and replace the thermal paste.
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Well, I managed to do it. Only slight problem being that its hard to find tutorials for earlier 360 slims.. Seem to have some different parts
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Search up a tutorial on youtube. That should give you a good idea of what your doing.
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Wae wrote Search up a tutorial on youtube. That should give you a good idea of what your doing.I just did it, as stressful as it was. Can heavily feel the difference though, 3 years of dust inside of it..
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bmadden wroteWae wrote Search up a tutorial on youtube. That should give you a good idea of what your doing.I just did it, as stressful as it was. Can heavily feel the difference though, 3 years of dust inside of it..
Holy damn. 3 years of old dust? Damn dude that's nuts.
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I did this with my old Xbox cause it wouldn't play anything and kept overheating and it worked out fine and wasn't too hard. (I did it with a phat console) I don't know if it'll be as easy as the slim though.
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