Is there any pain-free way to check if a PS3 is using the 90nm or 65nm Cell? Without taking a power meter to it or taking it apart. I have an 80gB one bought last December and I'm curious to know.
coolbho3000 said:They have already stated that they are putting 65nm Cells in PS3s now.
ZeWarriorReturns said:coolbho3000 said:They have already stated that they are putting 65nm Cells in PS3s now.
You have the 90nm. Only the 40GB is currently packaged with the 65nm Cell. I know. My 40GB runs noticeably cooler than my 80GB.
xcalibur said:ZeWarriorReturns said:coolbho3000 said:They have already stated that they are putting 65nm Cells in PS3s now.
You have the 90nm. Only the 40GB is currently packaged with the 65nm Cell. I know. My 40GB runs noticeably cooler than my 80GB.
You have more than one PS3...?
kaotic_azn said:xcalibur said:ZeWarriorReturns said:coolbho3000 said:They have already stated that they are putting 65nm Cells in PS3s now.
You have the 90nm. Only the 40GB is currently packaged with the 65nm Cell. I know. My 40GB runs noticeably cooler than my 80GB.
You have more than one PS3...?
nothing wrong with having more than one PS3 in fact im thinking about having a second one put in my room and its cheaper than a 360 elite