Improved, yes. Totally eliminated? no. They have switched to a new kind of motherboard in the Xbox 360. However while that eliminates most of the hard ware issues that can cause the RROD there are still occurrences of it. Also, many of the 360's still in circulation still use the old motherboard.
if your talking about the red ring of death you do not have to pay because it is Microsoft's fault
Microsoft has not fixed the Red Ring of Death globally. You have to get your 360 fixed individually. If, after you get it fixed, keeps becoming red, then I suggest getting a new Xbox 360, or buy a better game system such as the Wii.
Microsoft.
well the main reason for getting the red ring of death is if the fans get blocked but ive never known for sure, if you have the red ring of death contact Microsoft and they will refurbish it for you. glad if i helped
Microsoft has put out 1 billion dollars to fix this probable. I'm sure victims of the "red ring" got there 360 fixed for free. Microsoft installed fans in the new 360 like they should have done in the first place and arcade is getting a memory upgrade to 250 mu.
send it away to Microsoft to fix it
Yes, they also caused 911
Basically its when your system burns out and when you try to play it where it usually is a green circle all you get is red, hence the red ring of death. If this happens you need to send your system into Microsoft to have them fix it
if you have them ATM them you have encountered the ring of death. i suggest you contact Microsoft and say you have the ring of death, they should then take it away for servicing, bring it back to you, and it will be in working order. don't try to use it when the red ring is on there.
Bring it to gamestop and get it fixed. It has red ring of death!
Call Microsoft (1-800-4my-xbox) and they tell you from there
When you have 3 flashing red lights on your xbox 360's power button, it's called the "Red ring of death." This is actually easily fixed, but it signifies a general hardware problem, and is entirely Microsoft's fault! So you have two options: to send it to Microsoft, pay $60, and have it returned to you in 6 weeks OR to try it and fix it yourself. The latter process is actually quite simple. Find a reputable guide online.