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How to replace Xbox 360 S Thermal Paste

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First published at 20:37 UTC on September 21st, 2020.

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The thermal paste was dried out and in need of replacement. It is still running at the same temperature but better off with having new paste in there. 134 - 140 degrees Fahrenheit in game play.
140 F - 60 C is not abnormal for the 360 models. They get hot. Help them last by replacing that thermal paste. I used Arctic Silver 5 for the compound.

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