With today’s launch of Xbox One, some owners are discovering various problems with their next-gen console. An IGN reader's system is in an endless cycle of crashing and rebooting. Another has issues with his headset outputting nothing but static. Others have seen the "E100" notification, indicating a total hardware failure caused by an update error. The Xbox One troubleshooting page notes that this error requires you submit your Xbox One for repair. You can do so via the Xbox Online Service Center. Other new Xbox One owners have reported numerous issues to the Xbox support message board, including concerning issues with disc drives, unusual sounds coming from the machine, more spontaneous system shutdowns, missing pixels, and blank or frozen screens. Others can't get their systems to start in the first place. In the video below, you can see the Xbox One making a horrifying grinding noise as the owner inserts a disc. Of course, these are anecdotal instances of hardware malfunction rather than a representation of a larger, Red Ring of Death-level problem http://youtu.be/lOPcMT5DHWY Source - IGN
Man that sucks for those who have problems with new console. I would be so pissed and switch to PC gaming and get on Steam. Just sayin.
