I still have the NXE 60 gig xbox, and if you do too, you may notice how noisy the fan can be at times. I recently downloaded some of my games to my hard drive just to see what the point was.
It's pretty simple to do, on the "My Xbox" tab on the far left where it says "Play (Insert game here)", you tap "Y" and it will bring up the game details. Then you scroll down to "Install game to hard drive" and wait about 10 minutes until it is downloaded to your hard drive.
It still requires the disk to play, so you may ask what the point of doing this is. Once you have it downloaded, you can go to your game library and select "Play Game". (If you choose "Play (insert game here)" from the my xbox tab and not the game library, downloading the game is pointless.) Your Xbox will then run the game via your hard drive, rather than using the disc drive. This means it will take your Xbox a longer time to heat up, meaning you could play longer and the fan will be quieter. It will also decrease loading time (not too noticable in most games), but in games with constant load time (Fable 2), it is definitely worth it.
Depending on your hard drive size, you may want to do it only for the games you play the most. Modern Warfare 2 took up 6.8 GB alone, so doing this with a 20 gig Xbox is questionable (I'm using a 60 gig).
Hopefully this helped, and if you have any more questions feel free to message me on Xbox
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