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engadget.com - 8/14/2008
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It'll take some DIY muscle, but if you're tired of sending your Xbox 360 back to Microsoft after suffering yet another Red Ring o' Death seizure then this custom case is for you. Designed specifically for the Xbox 360, the $150 PC-XB01 chassis from Lian Li is now shipping globally with the promise of a silent, vibration-free, and cooler running gaming experience. And really, besides a bag ...
crunchgear.com - 8/14/2008
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crunchgear.com —
XBOX 360 getting a little hot? Tired of
losing sleep over the Red Ring ‘of Death ?...
DIY’ers might want to pick up the $150 Lian Li PC-XB01 chassis . Simply (yeah right) remove all of the XBOX 360’s innards and install ‘em ...
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Lian Li producing DIY XBOX 360 case - PC-XB01
benheck.com - 8/7/2008
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benheck.com —
Well of course I couldn’t resist grabbing one
of these, and since I need parts anyway for...
an upcoming contest, why not? “60 GIGA PRO-GEAR SPEC” would be a lot catchier. The big question of course is whether or not this unit has the ...
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Inside a 60 gig Xbox 360
crunchgear.com - 8/14/2008
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crunchgear.com —
Rock Band groupies aren’t going to like this.
It seems that Harmonix has pushed the Rock Band...
2 XBOX 360 Bundle Edition’s early release back to October 19 . For those not keeping track, that was the date the standalone game was ...
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Rock Band 2 XBOX 360 Bundle not coming ’till October?
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Lian Lin’s cooling chassis for Xbox
SlashGear —
... system and promises “silent, vibration-free” gaming as well as keeping your system cool. Putting your Xbox 360 in the chassis will undoubtedly take a little effort, so it’s not a great solution for people who aren’t tech savvy.
Have any of you had overheating issues with your Xbox 360’s? Is a $150 option really worth it, or would you rather be without your system for a while to send it back to Microsoft?
The Lian Li chassis is currently shipping worldwide.
[via Engadget]
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