Recent content by CZFX

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    The PS5 displays the PS logo and then turns off after a while

    ‌I reinstalled the APU on a PS5 that was booting normally, but now the blue light keeps flashing — all chips are heating up normally, yet there's no display output. I think this is related to the soldering — the motherboard warped slightly after soldering, which may have caused poor connections...
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    Ps5 C00C00303 Uart code

    C00C00303 refers to VRM Controller Access Error.If the APU is not powered, you need to check the XDPE chip and its related circuits.
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    The PS5 displays the PS logo and then turns off after a while

    Perhaps it could be a RAM failure? Sometimes, damaged RAM doesn't cause abnormal heat or error codes, but can halt the boot process due to memory data corruption.
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    PS5 is working normaly and then shuts down EDM-010

    ‌I saw your suggestion earlier, so I replaced the XDPE at the very beginning, but it didn't improve anything.I checked and confirmed that the XDPE is working perfectly fine.
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    PS5 is working normaly and then shuts down EDM-010

    ‌‌Latest update,I found that Error Code: 80830018 = SoC Sync Flood, and similar errors also occur on AMD platform computers. I think this may be caused by an APU defect — the APU cannot operate stably at the maximum frequency, but it works normally at lower frequencies. However, I have already...
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    PS5 is working normaly and then shuts down EDM-010

    In my case, I don't think the Southbridge is the culprit. PS4 games work fine, but PS5 games don't — that's the thing. I've read that the APU runs at lower clocks for PS4 games, while PS5 games push it to higher frequencies by default. Most similar cases I've seen point to a degraded APU power...
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    PS5 is working normaly and then shuts down EDM-010

    I also have an EDM-030 with this problem.. It works perfectly fine when I launch music or video apps, but as soon as I run a game,the screen freezes within a few minutes, and then it shuts down a few seconds later. When the fault occurs, I get two error codes via the UART: 808B00FF and 80830018...