QUOTE(professor_xbox_RETURNS @ Oct 4 2008, 08:07 PM)

Dear Wilheim,
Firstly, may I thank you for your brave stand on my comments AFTER you got me banned.
I had always thought that the xbox scene forums were a place to discuss ideas and not just to agree with every word you say - I guess I was wrong.
Actually I do fix xbox 360's just not on Ebay. Got too snowed under with that and the kits so now I fix them in the local area only and have fixed around 400 so I know what I'm doing. A lot of ebayers actually wait up to the 60 day limit before posting good feedback and all the consoles I've fixed are still going strong after 6 months to a year.
Just because I'm not loving your (unproven) idea doesn't make me the bad guy. Last time I checked I lived in a Democracy.
My way of fixing works for 3000 people and is a permanent fix. Using a credit card on top is, as yet, unproven. It might work but in my (humbly democratic) view it's going to make absolutely no difference at all.
Actually this account is only the second I have created and that was just to be able to give you a reply. So where you get the idea that I'm spamming?

Bizarre. Guess you're just upset cos I don't love your idea. Oh well!

Dear Professor_Xbox, XS Filter - 043008 or what so ever
I dont really care how many accounts you created and are going to create in the future.
It is against the rules and if you create such an obvious nickname it is only a matter of time until the moderators see it anyway...
I think it is nice that the other methods are working so well for you I must have done it wrong then or it was just a coincidence...
The idea has proven to work several times especially for previously x-clamp fixed 360s, I do not deny that this is NOT the perfect way to fix 360s even this method got its flaws but so do all others, updates have to be made and they will come.
It worked for many members on here and got their 360s back to life, I must admit though that many are getting overheating error because of the different thicknesses of the credit cards.
If the chip is deformed or your credit card is too thick you have to sand it down because the height of the die changed...
Since I live in the Federal Republic of Germany I am used to "Democracy", you may not have noticed it but Germany got rid of its dictatorship 63 years ago...
I am getting the idea that you are spamming because you posted the link to your 360 repair kit 4 times in a row in 4 different topics even though and it was barely on topic at all except for the one "where can you buy x-clamp kits?"
This belongs in the BST forum but since you obviously dont care anyway it is just a waste of time telling you...
Am not upset because you dont like my idea am annoyed(to upset me you have to try harder) because you got banned in the first place thanks to that/you I wasted 75 on domains but this is another story, your sales attitude shed a bad light on you begging people to buy your kids just looks unprofessional.
Well enough hating for now all in all I must though say that you have done quite nice things in the past though your water cooling mods are outstanding but I dont share you opinion about this heatsink weight problem though...
QUOTE(alef @ Oct 4 2008, 10:29 PM)

Hey!
I used your method yesterday and it went green after some baking. It's all fine now although the thing that worries me a bit is the fan noise. Before 3RROD it was quiet and after applying the x-clamp fix the fan is acting like a jumbo jet [as in very VERY loud]. I was thinking about replacing the fans with some less noisy ones. I know it will help but what if they act up like the current, standard fans? I'm fairly sure I did every step of the process to the letter.
Thanks in advance.
Take off the heatsinks and check out of there is a clear imprint of thermal compound on both heatsinks if there isnt on one make sure the credit card pieces are not too thick if they are take them off and sand them down slightly..
I fthere is a good imprint on both you will not have cleaned the chips properly or so, make sure that they have a mirrorfinish..
QUOTE(arvkova @ Oct 5 2008, 08:06 PM)

I just heat gunned the board and now I don't have 0102 anymore, I get an instant 0020. I know that 0020 can be hard to fix and the option i'm left with is to heat gun the board once again. For that, do I have to concentrate on the GPU and RAM right? I didn't heat gun the bottom of the board yet, would you recommend me to do that first before heatgunning the GPU and RAM again?
Also, I wanted to know if 0102 overrides 0020, so that it means that I have fixed my 0102 and now the error to fix is the 0020?
Thanks for your kind help

Ye 0102 either hid it ornow everything is connected but shorting out, check out if the solder balls udner the GPU are in a good condition first.
For the heatgunning concentrate on the GPU RAM area thats correct...
QUOTE(dzydzy @ Oct 6 2008, 12:53 AM)

Got RROD again but I had to bake it (took like 15 hours).
Fixed the screws and got it to work without having to rebake.
Worked fine but just now the 360 turns on and gets green lights but the video is corrupted and freezes and stays stuck. wtf?
What does it look like is it like extreme artifacts or like a chessboard pattern?
It might be scaler chip related then like E74, slightly adjust the screws more and more only do it by a small bit you will have to fine tune it more if it is scaler chip related there will not be a way around the heatgun though
QUOTE(Vertex699 @ Oct 6 2008, 12:55 AM)

Hello.....
This is my first post...In any case, my Xbox 360 showed the 3RLOD few days ago after 10 months of peace approximately

.....it was a 0102 error.....i tried Wilhelm's method with slight unwanted modifications and it worked but now theres another problem.....my xbox 360 overheats and projects 2 red lights just after the blinking of the four green quadrants...I din get time to connect the fans..it was without the fans........Anyway what m I supposed to do now Wilhelm/Bosnia/M2X?

BTW i used rubber washers instead of the nylon ones cuz u wont get them here......also no spring washers so I used pieces of plastic card as washers making a hole in the centre

What do u say about that? Another thing is I couldnt scrape off the MS' thermal compound completely.....
Another question> there's some red light error fix guide by Chris jones and X-clamp replacement by the FIXYOUROWNXBOX guy.......do u guys know anything about them and r their repairs good enough?
U may also want to check this
http://www.llamma.co...x-clamp_fix.htm out as xbox_expert advocates it lol.......
Before i end i must say Wilhelm's tutorial is outstanding....Thank u very much for that....
Hmmm
There are various reasons for the overheating.
If it is overheating pretty much immediately the heatsink wont be making contact with the chip die, this happens sometimes for the GPU then you will have to find out if it is your weird washer combination or the creditcard pieces that are preventing it from making good contact, just use metal washers only or if the cc pieces are the probem sand them down a bit until the heatsink is making good contact, even if it is just 0.05mm too thick it can already be fatal for the modification since it must also put the center of the chip under pressure.
To make sure that it does not only rest on the cc pieces make the layer of thermal compound as thin as possible
If it overheats after a while it will be the fact that you didnt clean microsofts stuff properly so redo it until it is perfect then and reapply an extremely thin layer of thermal compound...
Also get rid of your custom washers they will not do any good there just use normal metal washers if you dont have any spring washers...
I dont know anything about these guys since I never used their services , you might find some more details in the Service forum for modchip installers firmware flashers etc...
*EDIT*
And LOL @ bonzof 4 new posts since I started creating this reply, you seem to have too much time on your hands hahaha
Didnt see this 360 fixing advert on the forums yet though, where does it link to?