Does the Xbox One have the red ring of death.

Does the Xbox One have the red ring of death or was it fixed so it won't happen anymore.

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4 red lights on Xbox 360 slim

Here is another red ring troubleshooting website to help out

www.squidoo.com/xbox-troubleshooting-red-ring-of-death-fix

 

RRoD - Own Repair Gone Wrong?

I would only let Microsoft repair the console. you also get an extended warranty when Microsoft fixes it. Here is also a red ring of death troubleshooting guide.

www.squidoo.com/xbox-troubleshooting-red-ring-of-death-fix

 

Not heard of a red ring on it,but i have heard a lot of people having disc drive problems.

 

I'm fairly sure there is no visible "ring of death" on the console. The 360 had 4 quadrants that would change between green and red to show the status of the console.

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However, I'm sure the new console will have some kind of diagnostic that will display a message on screen if a fatal fault occurs so that you can contact support with the correct information.

 

As for common faults, the only one that has appeared so far is the disc drive problems. Of course, the consoles are being replaced and I would imagine that they've changed the drives that they are using on the production line or will do very soon. Overheating
and general component failure hasn't really been a common issue yet. Given the problems that the 360 had and the fact that they completely overhauled the console to correct it, I would guess that every measure has been taken to assure no overheating will happen
to cause a similar problem. I mean, just look at the amount of air vents on the thing!

 

The grinding noise of death- you have a defective blu-ray drive.

Also I heard of the green screen of death.

All is pretty rare though. (Especially compared to the RRoD)

 

NO Red ring of death the Green Screen of death is due to people turning off their X1 when it updating. And Yes some disc drive and other thing. Nothing as bad as the RROD thing.

 

I really hope not. When it would take a second longer for your console to boot up, you'd find out how fast you can pray.

 

The Xbox One does have the Red Ring Of Death but it will e able to stay on for 10 years! without it happening

 

as of now i cant encounter of this problem xbox one red ring of death, anyway that is a new

console really come in... but mostly i really have known in xbox 360 100% encountering red ring of death..

 

I'm sure it has some fail message of sorts similar to it.

 

It seems the warranty could be used JMHO as the console is about a year old.

RROD was soved a while back BTW

 

OP,

It is indeed horrible that things you enjoy break, but that's tech. Rather than worrying about when its going to break, simply enjoy the experience whilst it works.

My first 360 cost £350. In that time I had it for almost 2 years and in that time it had a replaced DVD drive, a single red light and then finally all three. £350 for a machine which I probably played over 50 games was a bargain.

My first PS3 lasted 11 months before the BR drive started to go. In that time I 100% completed around 20 or so games, as well as spending many hours on Mass Effect 2. Console never broke but I never felt ripped off.

Came back to 360 and this time had the slim model for £200 and had around 20 or so games. Went out and bought another PS3.

The PS3 I have now has lasted almost 3 years and only makes a wierd cow noise when starting up. Games play fine and I've only ever had a system crash on the badly ported Fallout games. Bargain for over 30 games played and many many hours of fun.

Bought another 360 last week and loving it.

At the end of the day stuff will break. It usually breaks due to over use and thats caused usually by you enjoying that particular equipment. Things work and then they break. But they don't cost the earth and most times can be covered by an extended warranty.

If you think something that costs £350 shouldn't break. Wait until you spend over £20k on a car and you get a popped wheel or the engine goes dead within a year. Buy a house for over £100k and realise walls aren't straight or you have bad piping.

You may think I'm coming across as a bit woo-woo. But really look at your post subject and then your first question. You've gone straight for the negative instead of even bothering to experience it first hand. Its a really bad way to be me ol' sunbeam.

You want an Xbox ONE? Go buy one and enjoy it. If it breaks... get it fixed. Simple as. Don't be like the rest of the angry nobheads out there.