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how much should i sell my wii for?

i bought a wii about a year ago and now i have an Xbox and i don't play the wii anymore. i am wondering how much i should sell it for.. and what site i should sell it on. here is what i have

contents
1.wii
2. 2 controllers
3. 1 numchuck
4. guitar hero ( legends of rock)
5 . 2 guitar hero guitars
5 wii fit
6. wii fit balance board
7. wii sports
8.wario smooth moves
9. Mario party 8

PS should i sell it all together or sell the items individually.

For that I would sell it for around $400. You should sell it on eBay. One thing that some people do to get a lot of bids/money off of their products, is they start off the price really low, like $5, and then eventually it comes out to like $300 or even possibly $500, if it's something really awesome or valuable. Like one time I saw a Blackberry Storm that was being sold for like $4, and at the end of the bidding, it went all the way up to I think $500. So yeah. Maybe do that. Or you can just sell it at $400, which is a good price for what you had listed there.

Using the X-Clamp Modification to Fix the Xbox Red Ring of Death

The design employed by Microsoft in placing the heat sinks to the motherboard is rather flawed resulting in the solder joints to loosen and eventually come off the motherboard, causing the Red Ring of Death (RROD).

What the X-clamp modification achieves is to replace the clamps holding the heat sinks to the motherboard with nylon and metal screws and washers. In doing this, the X-clamp modification balances the pressure applied to the CPU and GPU cores and in doing so, improves board flexing. The X-clamp modification has been the most trusted and reliable solution to the Ring of Death as there is a very small chance of the Ring of Death occurring again once the repair is completed successfully while even this method cannot completely guarantee reverting of your Xbox to its original state.

In order to carry out the X-clamp modification, the Xbox 360 console is first disassembled. Everything from the outer casing to the motherboard will have to be detached. The only tricky part in the disassembly would be the removal of the X-clamps holding the heat sinks to the motherboard.

Once the disassembly is complete, the thermal paste on the heat sinks and the CPU and GPU dies are cleaned off using cleaning fluid. A new brand of thermal paste is then applied (Preferably Stars product or Arctic Silver). The heat sinks are then reattached to the mother board, except this time it is attached using nylon and metal washers instead of the X-clamps. This is the main step in the X-clamp modification and is also the reason for how the repair got the name “X-clamp modification”.

The console is then reassembled and it is most probable that the “Ring of Death” error is eliminated now and the Xbox should be in working condition once again. However this method does not completely guarantee that your RROD maybe repaired as well however is worth a try.

About the Author

Allan Paige is an Xbox 360 fanatic who shares his Xbox 360 story at

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xbox ring of death sharing his entire experience with his Xbox 360.

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