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Has anyone installed a Talismoon Whisper Slim fan on their Xbox 360?

Mar 28, 2012 5:18 PM

I think I may need to replace the fan on my Xbox 360 Slim and I was wondering if I should get an OEM part or so with this Talismoon version. Thoughts?

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I use the Nyko Intercooler, and i've never had any overheating issues, however I just looked it up and apparently it's not the best for your system.

Now that i've typed this, i realize it's unhelpful, but I refuse to delete it cause it took so much effort to type.

woothulhu woothulhu
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My system hasn't been over heating It's just a little loud like a whirring sound.

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@jeremytheindian: Keep in mind aftermarket parts will void the warranty if it can be proven they've been used. It's almost better to let your system die so you can get the replacement.

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@woothulhu: Thanks for the concern but, I'm already out of warranty because I bought the system used... :)

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