The solder underneath the CPU is poor lead free which causes the ylod a reball properly will fix it
The solder underneath the CPU is poor lead free which causes the ylod a reball properly will fix it
What I recommend is using a good top performance silver thermal paste for PC and properly configuring the dynamic fan settings in webman depending on location in the planet.
The stock cooling system in the SLIM model works good enough to keep the system under 60 C at all times. My webman config is dynamic control with max at 58 C and usually the system runs at full CPU 56 RSX 53 and idles at CPU 53 RSX 50. The thermal paste used is the CoolerMaster MasterGel Maker and works like a charm. It goes around 12$ and its one of the best pastes all around.
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might be a stupid question, but using rebug 4.82.1 REX, how do i get to the place to change the fan settings? Cuz i got a temp warning the other day and my console was burning hot and it felt like the fan was bairly spinning.
(i dont use multiman or webman or whatever. my games are installed as .pkg files for simplicity cuz the console is for my 7 year old lmao)
(i dont use multiman or webman or whatever. my games are installed as .pkg files for simplicity cuz the console is for my 7 year old lmao)
if it's a fat it makes loud noises right out of the box
seriously sony fans are garbage they use garbage parts in all their products
just replaced the fan on my vaio haswell ultrabook for the 4th time last month and it is already failing again
probably won't last another few weeks
It's true for pretty much anything electronics wise.
The lower the temperatures, or well as close to the ambient temperature, the better.
Yes, some specialized equipment use high temperatures but it's all regulated.
Consoles and other electronic devices preform a lot better when you keep the temperatures close to the ambient temp.
My slim's never gotten very loud, but it does run fairly hot in general. Compared to my Falcon JTAG, it's like a whole nother world. I don't mess with the fan settings on the PS3, I keep th e 360 on 100%., thankfully headphones exist.
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