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So what was Microsoft thinking when inventing the Red Ring of Death?

I didn't get it once, luckily. But I heard it is pretty frustrating when you do get it. Why did Microsoft do something like this?
 Bond_Of_Fury posted 8 months ago
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Lex_the_nerd said:
How should we know? What do we look like? Bill Gates brain?
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posted 8 months ago 
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Heh, I dunno. It's just a question :D
Bond_Of_Fury posted 8 months ago
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sorry, bit snapity today. Got a massive flu bug.
Lex_the_nerd posted 8 months ago
BlueBadger said:
Technically, Microsoft didn't INVENT the Red Ring of Death, per say. No, instead, the RRoD is a technical problem in which the Xbox 360 console overheats and the GPU is damaged. The exact same thing happened with the original Xbox back in 01, so pretty much everyone knew this was going to happen with the 360. I didn't get it either and I've owned mine for about more than a year.
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posted 7 months ago 
gear13 said:
think, why would a company invent a flaw. the rrod is a overheating of the gpu in the hardrive, not the 360
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posted 7 months ago 
jpzt3 said:
i think they would want to do that because if you did get the ring of death they would want you to go back and say what happened to my 360 can you fix it and they say no your 360 died you have to buy a new one.
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posted 1 month ago 
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