The answer? Don’t panic.
Until now, the Xbox 360’s 3 red lights have been a signal that your console is dead and your gaming days are over. That was because all the methods known to fix the general hardware failure that the 3 red lights on your Xbox 360 signify were ineffective.

You don’t want to send your console back to Microsoft, right? Not when it costs upwards of $140, and certainly not when you consider it’ll be as long as 8 weeks before it’s returned to you. No, that’s certainly not the answer to ridding yourself of the Xbox 360’s 3 red lights of death.

You don’t want to crack the case of your Xbox 360 yourself, do you? Once you’re inside, the old fixes require you to get your soldering iron out and do the work that only skilled technicians should be doing. Your Xbox 360 is a serious piece of equipment, after all. It’s not a kettle!

All that leaves you with are the myth fixes, and the urban legends. Wrap your console in a towel – that’ll get rid of the Xbox 360’s 3 red lights, right? Tilt the console to 45 degrees and store the power adaptor vertically – can’t fail to get rid of the 3 red lights, am I right?

These myth fixes are as absurd as they sound. And you’re still going to be stuck with your Xbox 360 and its 3 red lights of death.

Relax, though. Because now there’s a simple, quick fix when you encounter those 3 red lights on your Xbox 360. And this is coming directly from tech pros who know the inner workings of the Xbox 360 better than anyone else. These pros have encountered hundreds of Xbox 360s with those 3 red lights glowing, and each time they’ve used this simple solution to get the console up and running again in less than 2 hours.
In fact, they even guarantee their method will rid your Xbox 360 of its 3 red lights within 2 hours!

You can use their system with complete confidence. They offer full customer support, from real people. They offer in-depth video tutorials that will guide you through every step of the simple process. And that guarantee is worth mentioning again: you will be gaming again on your Xbox 360 in less than 2 hours.

Those 3 red lights will be a distant memory.
To discover this simple solution for yourself, and to be gaming on your 360 again in less than 2 hours, check out The Xbox 360 Red Light Fix Pro Gamer Edition.

Technical specs can easily be modified just like statistics in such a way that you can change perceptions by selectively focusing on what you measure and the way it is measured. Microsoft was the first one to release the next generation console so it had to release the spec sheet first. Meaning, Sony’s marketing team was able to take a peek at it and focus on a marketing strategy that shows you the PS3s 51 billion operations per second during Sony’s press conference after Microsoft boasted its 9 billion operations per second mark.

Little do most people know that Sony combined both CPU and GPU performance numbers to come up with that mark and Microsoft only considered the performance of their CPU unit. The differences between the two aren’t so great when you consider that the Xbox 360 has 33.6 billion operations per second under its belt if you include their GPU.

But specifications should not be ignored altogether – of course all of them are relevant in one way or the other. Let’s take a look at the differences for the processors. Sony’s PS3 has a 3.2GHz Cell processor which includes a single core with seven SPUs or synergistic processing units.

There is an 8th SPU for contingency purposes. In contrast, the Xbox 360 has three dual-threaded cores than can handle a grand total of six threads at a time. Barring all other scientific and mathematical proofs, the Cell Processor can smoke the Xbox 360 at any time due to its brute force.