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[DarkMatter]

How can you be certain its the GPU that's causing your problems???
The GPU cannot be replaced without the aid of robotics. Plus if a company could do it for you, they'd probably charge you more than what a brand new X-Box would cost.
Regards,
DarkMatter

[Dano2k0]

Edited the qoute below to read what it should have read.

QUOTE(DarkMatter @ Jan 23 2007, 10:30 PM)

How can you be certain its the GPU that's causing your problems???
The GPU could probably be replaced by Dano2k0. But if he could do it for you, he'd probably charge you more than what the repair of an old xbox motherboard is worth.
Regards,
DarkMatter

As for the issue, could easily be the GPU, but i'd be a little suspect before just thinking its that and do alot of testing before hand.

You could always try cooling the GPU considerably more to see if this helps matters.

[DarkMatter]

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The GPU could probably be replaced by Dano2k0.

Are we talking about the same GPU: the ball grid array type???
Regards,
DarkMatter

[Dano2k0]

QUOTE(DarkMatter @ Jan 24 2007, 06:49 AM)

Are we talking about the same GPU: the ball grid array type???
Regards,
DarkMatter

Indeed we are.

Heres an xbox CPU removed and a 1GHZ being fitted.





Mind the bits that are abit darker in colour, its simply burned on flux that can be removed easily, just hadn't cleaned the board up before pictures.

Cheers

[ausmods]

QUOTE(Dano2k0 @ Jan 25 2007, 12:10 AM)

Indeed we are.

Heres an xbox CPU removed and a 1GHZ being fitted.





Mind the bits that are abit darker in colour, its simply burned on flux that can be removed easily, just hadn't cleaned the board up before pictures.

Cheers

Awesome job Dano2k0......It takes balls to do that kind of stuff.

Lol and I thought the GPU problem was only in 360's  

But yeah, it sounds like its a failing GPU or CPU....

[DarkMatter]

Dano2k0 your not fitting it by hand and eye sight are you???
Nice job either way though.  
Regards,
DarkMatter