Your Xbox 360 Freezes?

So I just brought a new Xbox 360, and is already finding your Xbox 360 crashes after a few rounds the game clock? We would be happy if we announce that this is the problem faced by many Xbox owners now. E-Fortunately, in most cases is not their fault. It happens to reside in the design of the Xbox 360. To give the elegant appearance of the Xbox 360, developers have met all of the electronic components inside a small box pulsed arc. There are two chips inside the Xbox 360, as you know, the CPU and GPU. These happen to be the most important chip in the console that deal with almost everything that happens within the console. Once the Xbox 360 is playing a long time, the CPU and the GPU starts to get heated, added to the ventilation is low, tends to block the system, so it is locked on Xbox 360. Normally, the system shuts down to prevent damage to critical components. When every time the console is hot, the solder that is done to maintain the system begins to break, resulting in a flashing red light indicates that the problem there are several reasons why an Xbox might be zero, but not l ' Hardware overheated all the time. First reason, of course, which we discussed earlier, the overheating of the GPU and CPU, which is a major reason for the Xbox 360 is blocked. Sometimes it is the record that would create the problem. If you've been popping a broken record, and almost broke into the console and wait to play a FPS game, please do not blame you. In most cases, the problem is related to the freezing of updates required to play a special game. When the updates that are necessary for the proper functioning of the game is not available in the console, there are many possibilities of the console froze. One more reason that may cause the freezing problem is the problem of the cache. Every time the cache is full of Xbox, the game is played, will not be able to load the resources into a temporary cache, so that your Xbox 360 freezes. There are many ways you can solve these problems. Each time you do not have to rush to the repair shop give large sum of money for an issue of minutes. But before he can get his hands dirty with this work, is good advice for you if you can do a quick search of it, and find some videos that would be very helpful in this regard. Anyway, let's go ahead and see what we can do. First you need to open the console through the tip and the end of poker remove the faceplate and the closure that support it. Under the plastic box, it would cause metal to be removed with a Torx 10. Remove the motherboard and the fan. Carefully remove the fan, heat sink to reveal the CPU and GPU chips. Cleaning of these and apply some thermal compound on the CPU and GPU is good if you use Artic Silver 5, and let dry. Replace the heat sink back into the chip and put everything in place. This should help resolve the impasse that occur due to overheating and contain all the reasons why it is locked on Xbox 360.