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Kona Palangi · 09-03-2008, 01:54 AM

This is old news. The source they cite, Squaretrade, admitted the "majority" of their claims were "old motherboard" 360's. MS no longer manufactures the old motherboard so the claim that failure rates will increase is sophist and illegitimate. With over 18 million Xbox 360's circulating throughout the world, Squaretrade bases their assertion off a meager 1,000 claims. Not a very scientific conclusion. The horse has been dead for months ... let's put the stick down and stop beating it.

09-03-2008, 01:54 AM	#2 (permalink)
Kona Palangi Gone with the Wind GamerCard: Kona Palangi Kona Palangi Read my Xbox 360 Blog Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 5,240	This is old news. The source they cite, Squaretrade, admitted the "majority" of their claims were "old motherboard" 360's. MS no longer manufactures the old motherboard so the claim that failure rates will increase is sophist and illegitimate. With over 18 million Xbox 360's circulating throughout the world, Squaretrade bases their assertion off a meager 1,000 claims. Not a very scientific conclusion. The horse has been dead for months ... let's put the stick down and stop beating it.