Xbox One Adjusts Itself to Prevent Overheating

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I think the whole point they are trying to get across is that it's not going to run hot.But if it does, they have added other measures to prevent console failure that they didn't do in original design of the 360 version that came out in 2005.I think they are trying to reasure people the same thing isn't going to happen like they did the first time.
 

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funny thing is i had a 1st gen xbx 360 elite last up until last year when it finally kicked the bucket, when the power supply went, but the reason I think it lasted that long is i didn't put it in a hot box (ie putting it in a entertainment center with a closed door, I put it out in the open where it could get good air flow just liek i do with my pc's, also took it apart and cleaned out the dust every quarter
 

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Xbone 180 requires xbox live gold subscription to start a browser, play youtube or record gameplay. Something that other competitors and god forbid, PC, do for free.
 

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@Zaxx420,
Take a look at Cougar fans, their MTBF is 300,000hrs, which should more than satisfy your requirement of a fan lasting 10 years. Next time I need fans I will probably look at getting some of theirs as the reviews are all pretty good.
 

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Look at MS take something that every ones been doing for years and finally do it.
I question why the console down clock before revving up the fan. As most gamers would rather have smooth game play over silence.
 

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@Zaxx420,
Take a look at Cougar fans, their MTBF is 300,000hrs, which should more than satisfy your requirement of a fan lasting 10 years. Next time I need fans I will probably look at getting some of theirs as the reviews are all pretty good.
 

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@bluestar2k11 - I know you are getting upvoted by people who only read Kevin Parrish's lies/slash plagiarism. But if you bother to read the sourse it's the exact opposite.

" So we’ll allow the fan to go all the way up to its maximum speed and if that solves the condition without the user having to do anything."

It goes a little further than that, though. The Xbox One actually has the ability to ramp down its power usage, so that it's using next to no power when it feels it's under total thermal duress. "

I am quite frankly getting disgusted by the CONSTANT lying and misrepresentation of facts that comes from Toms "news" crew. They are constantly skewing facts they copied from elsewhere and that is just pathetic. I don't like the xbox one either but really? Lying?
 

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@zooted

It does not throttle, then kick in the fan. It is the opposite if you read the source, which you need to do with ALL tom's "news" articles. it works exactly like common sense tells you it should. Fan then throttle. Kevin just flat out LIED again.
 
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