XCM 360 Hot Rock Case Pictures Options

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XCM 360 Hot Rock Case Pictures Posted by XanTium | June 29 20:10 EST | News Category: Xbox360

From Team Xtender: [QUOTE] Welcome to the XCM 360 HOT ROCK Case. This case combines the Crystal XCM 360 Case with the "HOT ROCK" electronics to all a color change display for different temperatures that the Xbox is experiancing: Below 29℃ --- Orange light 30-31℃ --- Purple light 32-35℃ --- Light blue light 36-39℃ --- Green light 40-43℃ --- Blue light 44-47℃ --- Red light Over 48℃ --- Red light flashing [/QUOTE] Official Website and More Pictures: Team Xtender

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that's weird... 1 degree for the first color change and then two and then the rest four...still looks useful though

[Frozen_stiff89]

Very cool....I wonder if you could make something like this on your own...hmmm.

[wellmodded]

yea tht way cool man love to get tht to make somthink like tht i sure hard to maek somethink like tht just think about it i just tought of it kinda complicated circuit

[Diekund]

yea tht way cool man love to get tht to make somthink like tht i sure hard to maek somethink like tht just think about it i just tought of it kinda complicated circuit

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Quite a good idea. Maybe my console wouldnt be a useless brick if i had this

[andy_mg2000]

I like it, but...lets hope the average temp of my 360 is not +44C as I don't fancy red lights around all the time, brings up memories Recon the colour changes on warm up would be reasonably cool. Would be happy if this sat at green once my 360's warmed up. What are the 360 average temps

Not too sure why their xbox would ever get that hot that it changed colour once it had been on for a while, so i imagine colour changes would only ever happen on cold boot and then the usual greeness from then onwards.....that is unless i happen to accidently put a pillow on my 360??

[proger]

that is unless i happen to accidently put a pillow on my 360??

Reminds me of the only time my 360 has frozen on me.... I accidentally set some clothes on top of the PSU.



Anyway, it looks pretty neat, kind of pointless, but neat, none-the-less.

[flashfreak]

This is a bit stupid for a majority of people, such as me. I've never had a single hardware problem with my 360, and i dont need to monitor my temperature. If some1 has such a problem where their lights will be all over the place, then they need to work out a better fix, though i guess this is a good idea to keep an eye on it.

Though i do understand that it would start off cold and move up as games are played. I dunno. I dont need it.

[MickRaider]

Though i do understand that it would start off cold and move up as games are played. I dunno. I dont need it.

I'm pretty sure it's more for looks then functionality, and I know I don't 'need' any of my visual mods, surely you can relate

I think it's a pretty cool product.

[chrisduclo]

that's weird... 1 degree for the first color change and then two and then the rest four...still looks useful though

hey dummy, its 29C and below... so its not a 1deg change... its possibly an infinite deg. change for the first color.

[MickRaider]

so its not a 1deg change... its possibly an infinite deg.

Haha what. Mr Kelvin and absolute zero would like a word with you.

[101499]

lol i like this mod for the wii more... and yes you cant go belo 0 kelvin, so tharts a big diference, its like -270 sumthin is the lowest

[mlapaglia]

im pretty sure absolute zero (0 degrees kelvin) has never been achieved. we've gotten close, but that's when all molecular movement stops.

-273 degrees celcius = 0 degrees kelvin

This post has been edited by mlapaglia: Jun 30 2007, 02:55 AM

[ILLusions0fGrander]

i think its kinda neat, but should have user input define what temps do what color.

[HansiHusten]

i bet mine is always in deep red or flashing red