thefro said:And the biggest fix is one most haven't even noticed... put your ear up to the console when you power it off
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The fan is now running in WiiConnect24 mode, so no more overheating issues
good.
thefro said:And the biggest fix is one most haven't even noticed... put your ear up to the console when you power it off
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The fan is now running in WiiConnect24 mode, so no more overheating issues
Lobster said:You reckon some of you guys could give a report after having Wiiconnect24 on for a whole day? It would be much appreciated...only if you feel like it though.
Blue light also flashes when starting Weather and Everybody Votes channels.thefro said:Yeah, the transition time when going back to the main menu is definitely significantly faster. Probably speeds up starting up games too.
The blue light on the front also lights up when you put in a disc/take it out.
I've had Wii Connect on since November and have had no problems.Lobster said:You reckon some of you guys could give a report after having Wiiconnect24 on for a whole day? It would be much appreciated...only if you feel like it though.
thefro said:And the biggest fix is one most haven't even noticed... put your ear up to the console when you power it off
,
The fan is now running in WiiConnect24 mode, so no more overheating issues
Hero said:
What is this?
thefro said:And the biggest fix is one most haven't even noticed... put your ear up to the console when you power it off
,
The fan is now running in WiiConnect24 mode, so no more overheating issues
rakka said:Final Fantasy Tictacs.
It hardly makes any noise. It's practically a passive cooling fan.Linkzg said:I might try it out, I hope it isnt too loud.
It certainly raises the suspicion level. I wouldn't be surprised if they decided to run the fan simply because so many people complained about how hot the thing got on stand-by. Wether the hardware could handle the heat or not, it certainly was a worry for almost all Wii owners at some point I'm sure.Scrubking said:I guess this confirms that the failures were because of a heat issue. Glad Nintendo finally decided to address it. I still have no need for 'standby mode' though.
In Soviet RussiaHero said:Forgive me if this is a stupid question, but was this an actual product in Japan?
Scrubking said:I guess this confirms that the failures were because of a heat issue. Glad Nintendo finally decided to address it. I still have no need for 'standby mode' though.
Farore said:OMG... do people read?
The failures are happening because some GPUs are faulty to begin with... and those faults are not caused by the heat, but the heat does make the problems appear faster...
Farore said:OMG... do people read?
The failures are happening because some GPUs are faulty to begin with... and those faults are not caused by the heat, but the heat does make the problems appear faster...
People have had WC on for months without problems, while others don't have it on and the failure still appears...
The fan will sure slow down the breaking of the GPUs, but still... if you have a Wii with a bad GPU, there's no fan in the world that is going to fix it...
mine is still motionless like a stone... maybe there was another update and I missed it? (EU version)The fan is now running in WiiConnect24 mode, so no more overheating issues
Uh, yes they did. If you were unlucky enough to have one of the faulty GPUs you could sent it to Nintendo for a free repair.Scrubking said:Yes, because Nintendo admitted to all this and told us exactly why Wii's are breaking.
What? They didn't? That's what I thought.
Jiguryo said:I'm not sure if this was mentioned in this thread, but the Today's Accomplishments message now lists people to whom you've sent messages too. Nice touch.
That's how the titles of those games are written on the boxes.Cosmonaut X said:resident evil 4, instead of Resident Evil 4 or KORORINPA instead of Kororinpa).
zallaaa said:mine is still motionless like a stone... maybe there was another update and I missed it? (EU version)
Jokeropia said:Uh, yes they did. If you were unlucky enough to have one of the faulty GPUs you could sent it to Nintendo for a free repair.
Mithos said:Same for me but i'm having a US-Wii 3.0U and it's fan is also not moving in standbymode at all.
Jokeropia said:That's how the titles of those games are written on the boxes.
So the well-known fact that it's the GPU is all a big conspiracy to hide the real problem? What would be the point of that, might I ask?Scrubking said:Nintendo has not officially stated why Wii's are breaking. The word of some phone rep means nothing.
zallaaa said:mine is still motionless like a stone... maybe there was another update and I missed it? (EU version)
Jokeropia said:So the well-known fact that it's the GPU is all a big conspiracy to hide the real problem? What would be the point of that, might I ask?
Dimmuxx said:Maybe they only enabled it on release day consoles since they are the only ones with faulty gpus? I don't have any release day console any longer since mine had a bad gpu and the fan isn't on in my new one.
Maybe they only enabled it on release day consoles since they are the only ones with faulty gpus? I don't have any release day console any longer since mine had a bad gpu and the fan isn't on in my new one.
An defect in a small portion of the Wii GPU's cause them to be extra sensitive to heat. If you for whatever reason refuse to believe Nintendo tech support then just add two and two together. Lots of people (myself included) have had Wii's running with Connect 24 since launch without any problems. Others broke down after only a few days.Scrubking said:What well known facts? You keep talking as if you had a sit down with Reggie and he explained everything to you.
The only thing we know is that Wii GPU's are failing. The reason why - whether overheating or defect - is still a mystery. And just like Msft, Nintendo isn't likely to tell us the truth any time soon.
norinrad21 said:The fan is now running in WiiConnect24 mode, so no more overheating
The fan is now running in WiiConnect24 mode, so no more overheating
The fan is now running in WiiConnect24 mode, so no more overheating
The fan is now running in WiiConnect24 mode, so no more overheating
The fan is now running in WiiConnect24 mode, so no more overheating
The fan is now running in WiiConnect24 mode, so no more overheating
The fan is now running in WiiConnect24 mode, so no more overheating
dannie said:no one notice??you put disk into Wii~~the blue light is now lit !
Scrubking said:What well known facts? You keep talking as if you had a sit down with Reggie and he explained everything to you.
The only thing we know is that Wii GPU's are failing. The reason why - whether overheating or defect - is still a mystery. And just like Msft, Nintendo isn't likely to tell us the truth any time soon.
Stopsign said:Just wondering since I haven't heard it mentioned in a while, is the playing VC Games of all SD Cards true? It was taken out of the first post.
Stopsign said:Just wondering since I haven't heard it mentioned in a while, is the playing VC Games of all SD Cards true? It was taken out of the first post.
Dimmuxx said:Maybe they only enabled it on release day consoles since they are the only ones with faulty gpus? I don't have any release day console any longer since mine had a bad gpu and the fan isn't on in my new one.
No, it's not true. Kobun is pulling GAF's leg.Stopsign said:Just wondering since I haven't heard it mentioned in a while, is the playing VC Games of all SD Cards true? It was taken out of the first post.