wraggster
January 1st, 2006, 00:56
If you are one suffering from Xbox 360 overheating problems, a third-party liquid cooling manufacturer might have a solution. Cool It Systems originally getting it's start in liquid PC cooling units now has a cooling module that attaches to the side of an Xbox 360. Hexus.gaming writes: "Steering clear of jokes about overheating power supplies, one company is claiming to have constructed a watercooling kit for the XBox 360. Pictures of the product, are seemingly attached to an XBox 360, though how it works and how it is installed remains something of a mystery."
The product still can't be found on the company's official website, and there is no word on how much the product will cost upon release. This could be proof that one man's weakness (even if only a small percentage) is another man's profit.
http://gaming.hexus.net/content/item.php?item=4227
The product still can't be found on the company's official website, and there is no word on how much the product will cost upon release. This could be proof that one man's weakness (even if only a small percentage) is another man's profit.
http://gaming.hexus.net/content/item.php?item=4227