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Damm92:

Hello gentleman  ;D im thinkthing on getting a gamecube this week and i really wanna know if it has heat problem like the first PS2 slim series. Any thing you can tell me it would be of help.

TheGreatGonZo:

I have owned five cubes.. None of which have ever had problems with overheating. Just like with any newer electronic device with a fan , make sure you give it enough room around it to keep it well ventilated and you should not have any problems.

Damm92:


--- Quote from: TheGreatGonZo on February 03, 2011, 06:05:05 PM ---I have owned five cubes.. None of which have ever had problems with overheating. Just like with any newer electronic device with a fan , make sure you give it enough room around it to keep it well ventilated and you should not have any problems.

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What about a chipped gamecube, some pleople offert me one.

TheGreatGonZo:

If the chip was installed properly I don't see why it would cause a issue . But then again I am not a modchip expert.

SonicAdvDX:

Damm, you have nothing to worry about. The Gamecube is a TOUGH machine, mine stands as evidence to that. I put my Gamecube through years of abuse and impractical use. My Gamecube has been left on, literally, for weeks at a time. (It was for some game, I can't even remember which one it was now.) And the most that happened was that it got slightly warmer than usual in my game cabinet. (Note, I had the Gamecube CLOSED up in said cabinet for these weeks. Something I fear to do with my 360 for more than a few hours.)

So, unless you're going to leave your Gamecube on for a span of several months, I would not worry one bit about overheating. I have never in my life heard of an overheated Gamecube, and I think that it is safe to say after what I put my Gamecube through, the chances of a Gamecube overheating is slim to none. As for a chipped system, the soldering used for console modifications is not far from the industrial-grade stuff that Nintendo uses. At the hottest my Gamecube has gotten, there's no way it would mess up a modchip's inner-workings.

TLDR; Gamecubes don't overheat, modified or not.  ;)

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