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Old 02-01-2007, 6:55 PM   #1 (permalink)
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A bit of wood needed...

Hi everybody (hi Dr Nick). I'm selling my freeview box on eBay, and this is going to leave an unsightly gap 'tween the Xbox & the top of the desk, now if anybody has any ideas on how I can get a bit of wood or something to fill this blasphamous gash I would be very pleased. Here is where the aforementioned monstrosity is going to appear-



Except the gap will be ontop now, of course. Anybody have a clue how to 'fill' the void?

Cheers!

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Re: A bit of wood needed...

Given the number of Xbox360 hardware failure attributed to overheating I wouldn't have thought your was stored in a great place anyhow! It appears to be pretty important to allow the air flow through them and this doesn't like it'll get any airflow.

I speak from experience ... mine died tonight

I stored it on top of the Sky+ box which I only got recently, and suddenly I start hitting problems. I strongly suspect I overheated it with it's placement.

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