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stonespike · 29-06-2007, 01:30 PM

Yeah, I don't think the amount of time you leave it on can correlate to whether it breaks or not. If it's going to break on you, it was going to brick anyways. Like others have said, I too, have left my 360 on for long amounts of time only to come back to the controller and continue playing where I left off without a hitch.

We are not recommending that you never shut off your 360. But we are only suggesting that leaving it on for long periods of time should not have any affect on it what so ever. Make sure that you do manage to give it a rest when not in use, or when you are gone for long periods of time. Just like humans, it needs to take a break, and cool down.

And take everything you read on the internet with a grain of salt. Meaning, don't believe everything you read. Take what you already know, and compare and/or learn.

29-06-2007, 01:30 PM	#7 (permalink)
stonespike HAS LEFT Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 515	Yeah, I don't think the amount of time you leave it on can correlate to whether it breaks or not. If it's going to break on you, it was going to brick anyways. Like others have said, I too, have left my 360 on for long amounts of time only to come back to the controller and continue playing where I left off without a hitch. We are not recommending that you never shut off your 360. But we are only suggesting that leaving it on for long periods of time should not have any affect on it what so ever. Make sure that you do manage to give it a rest when not in use, or when you are gone for long periods of time. Just like humans, it needs to take a break, and cool down. And take everything you read on the internet with a grain of salt. Meaning, don't believe everything you read. Take what you already know, and compare and/or learn. __________________