- last post: 01.01.0001 12:00 AM PDT
It depends on what you mean. If you're talking about a slowed framerate, then that has to do with the game's code as much as the drive itself. Some games slow down when there are too many objects on screen. Take for example when you melee a dead covie in Halo, it creates this slowdown effect to a point that would make 'The Matrix' blush. So it depends on if the xbox won't read games, or if it just slows down. If it just slows down, it may just be the game, and your drive could be fine. However, it could be your drive, in which case the link he provided is an excellent site to resolve your problem.