fedward

Oooh!

We're not being graded on cleverness are we?

Adventure!

ssantos11 -

You may be right, but that power input board isn't handling enough power to hurt you -- and it won't be handling any power at all if you unplug it, which you have to do in order to remove it from the wheel.

As risky operations go, this one doesn't even rank.

I included a link but the site doesn't like HTML tags. I have an image of my defective input board at http://www.flickr.com/photos/fedward/1214621111/ .

I don't know for sure, but since I took apart my defective wheel I have a theory. The power supply plugs into an input board and my input board has a component with an obvious crack in it. I bet that the retrofit kit will include the input board and a Torx driver for tamper-resistant T10 screws. You bottom plate of the wheel is attached with tamper-resistant T10 screws, and the board itself is held in place with two non-tamper-resistant T10 screws. The whole procedure should take less than ten minutes.

Will the Xbox 360 Elite support the native 1680x1050 resolution of many widescreen computer displays via an HDMI-DVI cable? If so, will support for that resolution (and 1440x900 for that matter) finally be making its way to the VGA port as well?

another content-free "I want this" comment!

me wantee this one too

me wantee