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Installing a game to Xbox HDD

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Booldawg | 11:11 Wed 14th Dec 2011 | Gaming
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Does this really save wear and tear on your game disc? It doesnt seem to speed up loading times.

I've only ever done it once on a game I play a hell of a lot.
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It's not the disk it will reduce wear and tear on, it's the drive.
11:25 Wed 14th Dec 2011
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ok, so a good plan if you're caning one particular game.
12:18 Wed 14th Dec 2011
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Its also a lot quieter than having the drive running constantly
20:21 Wed 14th Dec 2011
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Load times are usually quicker but only by a few seconds. Other benefits are the noise reduction but also wear and tear on the dvd drive itself. My only 360 fail was due to a drive malfunction so I always install games that are currently being played.
00:11 Thu 15th Dec 2011

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