Trinity not booting after a resolder,TEMPLATE INSIDE PLS HELP
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BL4K3Y
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If the console freezes even with the stock NAND written, re-paste the XCGPU with good quality thermal paste.
If that doesn't help, ask someone to reflow the XCGPU for you.
What u recommend BL4K3Y?
I had used the one mentioned since it was one here at home
What temp should xbox operate @?
I had used the one mentioned since it was one here at home
What temp should xbox operate @?
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BL4K3Y
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That is correct.Rewrite stock nand and remove power cable from chip and try like that correct?
Im going to wait to apply new thermal paste before turning on, i hope i didn't over heat it with this stuff :'(
So after the new thermal paste green light turns on but now is blinking more frequently but random times like 1 sec intervals then 5 back then 1 ,2,5,5, 2,5, 2, 1, as example tried and had blue wire routed probably 99% same way but no boot up yet going... I'll try other routes
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any trimming of the blue wire recommended? I can't seem to get stable boots especially inside the cage :[
@ FSD its cpu temp is 121.5°F and gpu is 114.5°F this normal what is danger zone for temp? Just for future reference
I'll try retail when i get home
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Could it be the hard drive possibly?
I'll try retail when i get home
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Could it be the hard drive possibly?
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It went for 2.5 hrs in cage b4 it froze running a game from hdd, temps were a stable 50°C cpu n 48°C gpu during gameplay
Those temps are fine. Try playing a game on stock nand and of it freezes. Your sb or xcgpu will need a reflow. If it dosnt it could be your blue wire. U can cut it a few cm each time till u get good boot times.
Beaver_Buffcoat
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I once had a similar issue with a Xenon that turned out to be a bad RAM connection. Solved by a reflow of RAM chips. Like Sasuke said above, it's most likely a XCGPU or southbridge fault.
The boot times are relatively great its just the freezing, i turned it on and it froze b4 loading a game... I'll try retail NAND hopefully in a couple hra when i get home i will then attempt playing a disc game and report back with any issues. Luckily i got the name of 2 ppl that can reflow 4 me so if it needs it it can be done and hopefully that fixes the problem
Assuming that its not the blue wire, does it have to stay tight after being wrapped? If so i shud place some hot glue on certain places to help hold it there
Assuming that its not the blue wire, does it have to stay tight after being wrapped? If so i shud place some hot glue on certain places to help hold it there