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5aEKUXeRJGJ27kCDnDVYak3
Kinsho Swords
Caldari State
74
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Posted - 2013.06.21 11:00:00 -
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Kane Fyea wrote:5aEKUXeRJGJ27kCDnDVYak3 wrote:Kane Fyea wrote:5aEKUXeRJGJ27kCDnDVYak3 wrote:Open it up, remove dust, apply high quality thermal paste, done.
Your PS3 is now immune from overheating. Not true. It can still overheat it's just a temporary fix. Not true. It is permenant fix but you will need to know exactly how to do everything right when applying the paste. My 6 year PS3 is still going strong... never overheats, never even loud fan, and is only slightly warm to touch. Of course you need to keep it dust free. There is always a chance for the thermal paste to dry out. Also this is not something most people would do.
Thermal paste don't dry out. I mean, you have to know which paste to use.
Yeah I suppose it is hard to get it right for most people. |
Kalante Schiffer
Hellstorm Inc
League of Infamy
315
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Posted - 2013.06.21 11:17:00 -
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5aEKUXeRJGJ27kCDnDVYak3 wrote:Kalante Schiffer wrote:5aEKUXeRJGJ27kCDnDVYak3 wrote:Open it up, remove dust, apply high quality thermal paste, done.
Your PS3 is now immune from overheating. and do you think a normal person is going to do all of that and not brake their ps3 It's obviously too difficult for you. It's okay, leave it to adults who know what they are doing. yeah sure what ever you say friend who ive never seen on the field. i am mostly into computer stuff such as networking and routers.
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Bubba Rector
Matari Combat Research and Manufacture Inc.
Interstellar Murder of Crows
3
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Posted - 2013.06.21 14:26:00 -
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My ps3 sits flat. However, it is sitting on a bakers cooling rack. It helps cut down on the heat buildup. |
5aEKUXeRJGJ27kCDnDVYak3
Kinsho Swords
Caldari State
92
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Posted - 2013.06.21 14:28:00 -
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I should also mention - my PS3 sits inside a small fridge to keep it cool. |
hows mydriving whocares
Zumari Force Projection
Caldari State
9
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Posted - 2013.06.21 14:38:00 -
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smoking hurts over time .. so does using the damn thing, which one do you think killed my ps3 first.
and I would agree that if you done all your cleaning tasks you could keep it alive,
I think I left mine to long before I built up the courage to open it, and replace the paste,
when I did eventually replace it, I think the damage was all ready done,
everything after that was just delaying the inevitable, still kept it going for 2 years,
everyone in game had cones out there heads ( hot gpu) but it worked |
mikegunnz
187.
League of Infamy
614
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Posted - 2013.06.21 14:39:00 -
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5aEKUXeRJGJ27kCDnDVYak3 wrote:I should also mention - my PS3 sits inside a small fridge to keep it cool.
I like to play inside a meat locker. I found this really helps prevent my PS3 from overheating. |
5aEKUXeRJGJ27kCDnDVYak3
Kinsho Swords
Caldari State
93
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Posted - 2013.06.21 14:46:00 -
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hows mydriving whocares wrote:smoking hurts over time .. so does using the damn thing, which one do you think killed my ps3 first.
and I would agree that if you done all your cleaning tasks you could keep it alive,
I think I left mine to long before I built up the courage to open it, and replace the paste,
when I did eventually replace it, I think the damage was all ready done,
everything after that was just delaying the inevitable, still kept it going for 2 years,
everyone in game had cones out there heads ( hot gpu) but it worked
Smoking is really bad for the things around you because the smoke is actually tiny oil droplets and over time they build up a film of toxic sticky stuff covering everything that is exposed to the smoke. The inside of your PS3 is probably soaking up the smoke (plenty of surface area for all the little components) and the build up of smoke only accelerated the overhearing and aging of the circuit boards. |
hows mydriving whocares
Zumari Force Projection
Caldari State
11
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Posted - 2013.06.21 14:57:00 -
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the airflow of the fan passes the heat sink not the motherboard or chips,
they are in cased, when I did open it up it was full of dust, but on opening the casing of the motherboard, after gently removing it from the heat sink, the board was spotless, tobacco stains, there was no discoloration apart from on the gpu from overheating,
and I don't sit and blow smoke at my ps3, its behind my tv out of little fingers reach, when I am smoking theres a window open and the airflow seems to take it to the kitchen,
im not trying to start a row, im just saying id like to see some proof of something actually dying from smoke, that's all
everything that's ever broke on me has been due to over use |
Rynoceros
One-Armed Bandits
146
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Posted - 2013.06.21 15:01:00 -
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I recall seeing an earlier post with other valid DNS addresses.
But, I don't care enough to find the thread link for you.
Gotta work for it. |
5aEKUXeRJGJ27kCDnDVYak3
Kinsho Swords
Caldari State
94
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Posted - 2013.06.21 16:15:00 -
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Rynoceros wrote:I recall seeing an earlier post with other valid DNS addresses.
But, I don't care enough to find the thread link for you.
Gotta work for it.
Wrong thread? |
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