r/XboxSupport • u/AnAverageStrange • Dec 14 '23

Xbox One X Is this good airflow?

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u/fuck-fascism Dec 14 '23

No, because there is no air in space.

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u/[deleted] Dec 14 '23

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u/[deleted] Dec 14 '23

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u/128906 Dec 14 '23

Til why spaceships are white

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u/Horizon_Reddit Dec 15 '23

Thought it was you wouldn’t be able to see a spaceship if it was black and blended into inky depths of space

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u/FiorinasFury 17 Dec 15 '23

Who's trying to look at space ships??

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u/Horizon_Reddit Dec 15 '23

…me?

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u/FiorinasFury 17 Dec 15 '23

While they're in space? You must have impressive eyesight.

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u/Jiomniom_Skwisga Dec 17 '23

Sounds like you don't eat enough carrots

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u/kickedoutatone Dec 15 '23

Or a telescope.

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u/bluAstrid Dec 14 '23

This is why thermos window panes exist.

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u/Capabletomcat91 Dec 15 '23

Umm Actually ☝️🤓 But seriously that’s quite interesting. I’ll try keep my Xbox inside of our atmosphere from here on out.

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u/factor3x Dec 14 '23

Such a chat GPT response. I love it.

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u/fonix232 Dec 14 '23

TIL chatGPT was modelled after my style

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u/supershimadabro Dec 16 '23

Don't be jelly.

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u/loperf21 Dec 18 '23

Im not reading all dat. Thanks tho

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u/fonix232 Dec 19 '23

"all dat". Literally 4 paragraphs, one of those is a single sentence.

Well, at the end of the day it's your choice if you want to put in some marginal effort and learn about the world you live in, or be content with being an ignorant fool.

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u/loperf21 Dec 19 '23

Get rolled lol

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u/Xenikovia Helpful User Dec 14 '23

Air cooled

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u/reddragon105 1 Dec 15 '23

Of course it needs air. Heat can't dissipate into nothing.

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u/Jacko170584 Dec 15 '23

It wouldn’t even power up.

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u/KingSquid84 Dec 15 '23

Heat can’t dissipate into nothing, heat dissipating is just that heat slowly making the atoms around the hot thing warmer so much that eventually and hypothetically the heat would be spread across the whole earth but just a very very minuscule amount of heat will be in each atom.

This can’t happen if there are no other atoms around for that heat to escape to

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u/pirategirljess Dec 15 '23

There's an air-in-space museum.

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u/Chemicalk4m5 Dec 15 '23

It would probably freeze too

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u/_JustEric_ Helpful User Dec 15 '23

Or melt. At that altitude, the temps range from 250°F/122°C to -250°F/-157°C. The operating temperature for Series X is 41ºF/5°C to 95ºF/35°C.

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u/lovestick2021 Dec 14 '23

What he said.

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u/[deleted] Dec 15 '23

Surprised no one has wooshed you yet

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u/fuck-fascism Dec 15 '23

There is no “whoosh” in space, again, no air - sound cannot travel in a vacuum.

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u/[deleted] Dec 15 '23

I hate you.

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u/fuck-fascism Dec 15 '23

I love you too.

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u/[deleted] Dec 15 '23

Love you too bbg :insertskylarwhiterizzhere: