Bouton
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2 réponses Score de 2 |
Red ring fix for xbox 360 E? |
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2 réponses Score de 1 |
Immediately overheating/lack of ventalation on startup |
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1 réponse Score de 1 |
My Xbox 360 is overheating for no reason! |
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2 réponses Score de 1 |
Remove RF module or just RF chip? |
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Troubleshooting
For common issues and their solutions, visit the Xbox 360 troubleshooting page for help.
Background and Identification
Microsoft announced the Xbox 360 E alongside the Xbox One at E3 during June 2013. The 360 E replaces the Xbox 360 S, the slim version of Microsoft's marquee game console. The Xbox 360 E was immediately available to consumers and would continue to be sold alongside the Xbox One as Microsoft's economy console. This console has a new hardware design that should prevent any red ring of death errors previously caused by overheating on previous systems.
The 360 E is easy to distinguish from previous Xbox 360 consoles because it abandons the tapered design of earlier consoles for a more rectangular form factor. In addition, the rear of the Xbox 360 E has only two USB ports, HDMI or 1/8th inch A/V output for audio and video(component or composite), and a sticker with the model number on it. The power plug has also changed to a circular plug.
Technical Specs
Release date: June 10, 2013
Storage: 4GB, 250GB
Dimensions: 10.38in x 10in x 2.63in
Ports: Four Full-size USB, HDMI, A/V, Ethernet, Kinect, 135 watt power supply unit (PSU) port.
