They announced the previous PS3 Slim at Gamescom according to Eurogamer or GamesIndustry.
I'm still on my EU BC launch 60GB PS3. It's died and been fixed once, and as of now it's looking like it won't survive the summer.
Trying to play Skyrim is bloody annoying, I boot the game up, wait wait wait till the title screen comes up. I load my game, wait wait wait for it to finish loading. The unit's fan suddenly spins up to sound like a flippin' turbine or a jet engine (actually, I've actually commissioned small gas turbines that are quieter than my PS3). I'm in the game. I play for about 5 mins, a gruelling 5mins of not being able to hear anything as all sound in the room is being overpowered by the sound of my PS3's fan, and then the PS3 overheats and I have to save and switch off. Rinse and repeat for about an hour and a half, with short intermissions of me making futile attempts to fan fresh air into my living room, and you have a typical play session for me now.
If Sony announce a new even slimmer PS3 at Gamescom, then screw BC I'm getting a new one
I'm still on my EU BC launch 60GB PS3. It's died and been fixed once, and as of now it's looking like it won't survive the summer.
Trying to play Skyrim is bloody annoying, I boot the game up, wait wait wait till the title screen comes up. I load my game, wait wait wait for it to finish loading. The unit's fan suddenly spins up to sound like a flippin' turbine or a jet engine (actually, I've actually commissioned small gas turbines that are quieter than my PS3). I'm in the game. I play for about 5 mins, a gruelling 5mins of not being able to hear anything as all sound in the room is being overpowered by the sound of my PS3's fan, and then the PS3 overheats and I have to save and switch off. Rinse and repeat for about an hour and a half, with short intermissions of me making futile attempts to fan fresh air into my living room, and you have a typical play session for me now.
If Sony announce a new even slimmer PS3 at Gamescom, then screw BC I'm getting a new one
It might just need a good clean out and a new batch of thermal paste.
Nope. Check out a YouTube vid. Just unscrew various comonents, clean off the old paste, apply your replacement, and put it all back together.How would one go about doing something like this? Would I need to solder anything?
Nope. Check out a YouTube vid. Just unscrew various comonents, clean off the old paste, apply your replacement, and put it all back together.
Stacking two high-wattage ASICs on top of each other would be fatal, from a heat-management perspective. Especially with additional interposers as used in the vita.
Stacking two high-wattage ASICs on top of each other would be fatal, from a heat-management perspective. Especially with additional interposers as used in the vita.
PlayStation 3
Team Members: Elizabeth Gerhard
- Owned the array design for a 1.6GHz TLB array in the 90nm node.
- Co-owned the delivery of a 128K custom L2 Cache array in the 90nm node.
- Led a team that delivered the L2cache array macro in the 65nm and 45nm nodes.
- Owned the register file cell qualification analysis in the 22nm node
- Owned the design of a 3.2GHz one read one write custom register file array in the 22nm node.