PS5 Slim First Look and TEARDOWN!!
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Sony doesn’t call it the PS5 Slim, but this smaller console is arriving just in time for the holidays and we’re here to tear it down and see what’s inside!
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CHAPTERS
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0:00 Intro
1:08 Unboxing
2:50 First Impression
3:30 Air Intake
4:30 Inputs
6:30 6nm node
7:50 The Disc Drive
8:50 TEAR DOWN
9:50 M.2 & storage
10:20 how Loud is it?
12:20 The Heat Sink
14:14 Power Draw
15:40 Measuring the Die Size
18:50 Different than past Slims
21:17 outro - Hry
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Does this mean i have no life😢
just under 5 min late but i am here!!!!
It's actually pretty dang impressive the performance you can get out of a console for the amount of power they use.
Goes to show how inefficient x86 is when you see this and what Apple does with their chips. That's vertical integration for you!
Edit: I was wrong.
Optimisation my friend
@@megatrynyou completely missed the point but sure buddy
It's nothing to do with either optimisation or vertical integration. It's simply chip architecture
@@megatrynthe ps5 HAS x86 architecture….
for me by far the most impressive thing is how easy it is to get decent access to the fan and heatsinks to simply blow off the dust especially considering how much of a nightmare it used to be
Except for the 3 different screw sizes for the fan though...oof.
Not that hard try taking a xbox one x for a ssd swap Hella screws all different lengths lol
For doing the same thing on my day one Ps4 I needed to disassebly the entire console.
@@kingzach74because keeping track of where each screw goes really is a super complex task only achieved by MIT engineers….
@@soniccinosTwo of them won't even fit in the wrong place. Meaning you only really need to keep that screw separate from the other two to avoid any potential issues.
Guess people won't be satisfied unless the thing literally assembles itself back without them doing anything 🙄.
18:47 It's worth noting that the PS3 had it's first node shrink from 90nm to 65nm during the FAT model then the 65nm to 40nm happened within the slim's cycle, so a node shrink never happened in the transition from Fat->Slim or Slim->Super Slim and the PS2 had multiple node shrinks in it's FAT model phase as well.
Exactly kind of like what happened this time.
@@reviewforthetube6485 yup, just making a note of it because they (LTT or Linus himself, in this case) say it like a node shrink was SUPPOSED to happen in the transition to the slim when that's never been the case historically.
Linus doesn’t do research. That would slow down their release schedule or require doing a competent job.
Still funny to me how the yellow light of death had nothing to do with the chip or the soldering, but a smaller power component overheating. Still the revised fat version had it mostly fixed
first Linus vid I watch since back on air and they haven't changed
Nice teardown! Next do a thermal comparison of different components/places on the board and if the temps went up from the smaller enclosure size or are the same?
This! That would be my decision in order to buy this model or the fat one
5:26 even for me as a frequent PS5 user I keep forgetting/hitting the wrong button. Moving the eject button next to the drive is a great improvement
Yeah. I just took a small white Paper where i put the Power Down Sign on it, cut it to fit and used some transparent sticky tape to mark it (next to it).
It would've also helped if they changed the shapes of the buttons.
TV remotes must be ur enemy then... are yall really so dumb u can't click the right button?
@trevoreggleston5815 no cause atleast those have indicators and/or different colors or symbols where the ps5 only had a stick button and a longer stick button
@@newstages95ay87 holy shit you had two options and for the last 4 years ur telling me you couldn't figure out what one was what? That's just sad
Love the video. And the find about "background" games putting the new console in a state that draws so much power was super interesting and good to know! Thanks!
well done bro i was waiting to see what it had inside im thinking of getting one
Gotta say, nothing beats the size of the PS2 slim
PS1 slim.
Yeah but that cut HDD support
@@ingamgoduka57ps2 slim was thinner. Also the ps1 slim was just 'psone'
@@redacted1462 ps2 slim is also just "ps2" sony never called them slim versions just "PS#"
@@redacted1462I have one of those psone's and the original ps1, it's like half the size of the ps1 with different ports and smooth edges.
While the removable disc drive might over complicate the product line, it's cool that years down the line, there will be plenty of easily replaceable, first-party OEM parts if the disc drives start failing. You just buy a new drive and pop it in. No screws, no ribbon cables. Pretty neat.
*Edit*
I know that the drive requires internet connection. My hope is that Sony uses software patches to allow people to replace them. The online connectivity is a piracy measure that Sony had to implement because of regulations. Every console made after 2005 will eventually be e-waste when they shut down their servers, but it will be a long time before the PS5 reaches that point.
if they're new, yeah
but i think if you want to buy used it wouldn't work right?
cause you have to register to your ps5 and all
and i say buy used because sony won't be making these forever and you might want to fix your ps5 at a time where it's either too expensive to buy new or literally impossible
I'm waiting for someone to develop an ode for it. It whould be cool playing backups on it
@@L0tsen we're still in the early stages of CD/DVD ODE's which have lack security compared to bluray, give it 20 years and maybe there would might be one
Am sorry but who the fuck still uses discs still ? 😂😂
I don't think it would over complicate the product line at all. They now only have to make one console and add the disk drive for the drive version which easily connects in.
That smudge on the camera lens was killing me😭
I'm not into the controversies around the PS5 Slim, I just think it's beautiful and it was worth of waiting for this version. I'll surely buy it!
The acoustic measurements on the plane were nice (I would recommend a tinnier angular spacing to make the graph less choppy). However, because sound can be emitted in all directions, this result doesn't mean that the total acoustic energy radiated by both devices is the same. Measuring total acoustic power will give you that information. Is a more tedious measurement to do, but it does not require an acoustic chamber 🙌🏻
thanks Linus for showing us the connection between the console and disc drive
It's nice to see that the CMOS battery has returned to being more accessible for when it inevitably needs replacing in the future
I built my first PC in 2020 and it was only then that I realised how stable consoles are with relatively limited hardware. The fact you can boot up RDR2 or GOW on a PS4 and never once worry about frame rate (even if it is capped at 30) is bloody impressive.
I’m
In the same situation lmao. Getting this ps
If you have good internet maybe
I don't get it. Sorry. You can framelock your PC to 30 (I dunno why you would) and expect a far more stable experience provided that the games on the console and the PC are both purchased and not cracked. I never noticed a drop below mid 60s even with everything maxed out.
@@RR-ho3td More that when you look at the objective specs of a basic gaming PC and the console hardware, it's amazing they can run modren games at all never mind how stable they are.
It's because it uses fake frames for higher fps. It's not powerful enough to do more than 30fps at native. It's well optimized because it should be it's only one hardware that the developers need to worry about lol. But I personally can never go back to 30 frames. That shit give me headaches
It’s refreshing to see another unboxing video on the channel
I must say that Linus nailed it when he was talking about the power and reset for eject button being nearby each other. I can't tell you how many times I've accidentally ejected to this or accidentally put it in sleep mode. This is a major big welcome in my opinion that will probably get overlooked, but I'm glad that line is called it out. And I must say that overall the system looks a little bit more appealing to me being smaller. I'm probably going to wait off on the pro model, assuming that happens. But it's hard to argue that they made the right decisions when it comes to the design on this thing.
Fr I’ve had my ps5 for nearly 2 years and I still don’t know what button is which
I’ve never used any of those buttons since I got mine more than a year ago. You can shut down the system or even pop out discs using your controller 😮
@@Youtubaxexactly!
Try pressing rhe right button? You're the reason product design looks so stupid now because they have to account for droolers.
@@Sammysapphiraman you must have so many friends with that attitude
Thanks for the Operator Pack, got it yesterday and forgot to comment.
I am still happy you pulled Riley onto the team. he's awesome
Thanks for showing the teardown! Im a small technician and we may have a slight influx of these coming in throughout the years so getting this knowledge is pretty handy
It was actually a pretty straightforward teardown - I'd rate it 6.5/10 for reparability. The screw under the sticker was annoying, but the heat gun pulled it off really easily.
The different screw sizes/pitches was also a bit annoying, but a magnetic workspace pad kept track of them fine.
Yeah just don't pry on the metal bracket on the I/O connector like they did. Push down and pull the cable out.
Tronicsfix should have you covered once he comes out with a tear down video. 👍
Thanks for the MWIII code! Nobody claimed it, it’s been 16 hours. Thanks so much LTT!
LMAO i dont think any thought it was worth the effort for something that wasnt a new game. and hey, its not like everyone watching console videos have a console.
TBF, i wouldnt be watching yt videos about consoles if i had a console. i'd be playing instead.
I can't believe they recorded an entire video with smudge on the top down lense
Looking forward for heat and cooling comparisons between both models and make the decision which one i would get.
Fat model is more premium and better
@@avi-jk7wv how is better?
@@leirurock504 fat got bigger fan and 6 heat pipes ....that's why I think it's better....still waiting for the thermal tests
I will bet the slim will be prone to overheating. As games become more demanding
None. Consoles will always turn into big paper weights in a few years
It's understandable that the chip didn't shrink anymore, unlike the last time a slim model came out there are many more companies buying up all the latest processing nodes. It's unfortunate but seems to be where we are heading.
It makes sense from a margins perspective. Why go through the hassle of porting the design to a better process node when the current one is fine and costs less per chip.
Why do they call it the "slim?" That is not what Sony calls it nor makes any reference to calling it that.
@@Ryan_DeWittthat’s exactly what sony calls it
@@Ryan_DeWittthe smaller revisions of PlayStations have always been referred to as the “slim” version
@@insainllamaBut Sony does not call new PS5 :"Slim", so why do you adding it to its name only to argue about how big it is. Rediculus.
I really appreciate that they made the console smaller, although for my setup it doesn't really make a difference. Had no difficulty adding the PS5 to my desk and I love the look with a matte black dbrand skin in the middle and the red face plates. I do really appreciate the work they have done on the slim model, although I am perfectly happy to stick with my launch-day PS5 that is still running great.
Wait I really need to know, is it less powerful than the Original two? The Ps5 Disc Version and Digital version. 🤔
@@SolomonsMania It’s just as powerful, just smaller!
Looking at a dead console in a couple years with that Emmc
I had a launch day PS5 as well that bricked after about a week of use 😂 Sony gave a new one and I’ve had it since. See no reason to get the slim currently but i have no doubts it’s worth it. I doubt I’ll get another ps5 unless a pro is somehow announced.
@@sebrothering1274 Yeah, there is a chance I may go for the Pro too if that’s released, although I am currently quite happy with how it’s running games. I know it only runs Alan Wake 2 at around medium settings but the game still runs pretty well and looks great in my opinion. Not to mention if I were to game on a PC I would probably own one that gets about the same performance anyways.
you're always crazy you..the begining of your video makes me dead of smile
Best unboxing of all of the slim
1 hour gang
30 min gang
5 min gang
5 minute gang
@@sonicthehedgehog1606we the 5 minute 😂
u all know this is bot right?
So many screws because it helps with shielding but it helps a lot more for making sure the board doesn't warp. Heat can make the board warp which can break solder joints.
That's how my first PS3 Superslim die.
those dark plates look freaking awesome
I wish they still included an optical digital audio cable connection, some of us actually need that for our surround system.
I believe the half gloss look was intentionally meant to mirror the look of the original launch ps4 (before they revised it to be fully matte and later released the ps4 slim which was also fully matte)
really like the kitchen setup, just feels more of a casual/chill vid
They used to shoot in it a lot more.
It drives me insane how HEAVY HANDED this guys is with everything
@5:05 best thing about my 360 (r2-d2 version) was the massive power button. You just couldn't get it wrong
0:45 I'm impressed the Linus managed to spin this console around for almost 10 seconds and not dropping it.
Good thing that the mainboard and heatshield and sinks dont have to be separeted like ever... the liquid metal makes it perform good over time and dust only accumulates outside on the fins this is good for maintenence imo
Unfortunately it looks like they're still going to need regular maintenance, and often. I kind of wish Sony inferred with their designs that you should lay the console down flat.
At least once a week I have to service a PS5 due to overheating, most of the time the top half (area that has less conductive material and more heat when standing upright) of the chip is covered in oxidation and is effectively repelling all that liquid metal off of the mating surface.
@@kaseysvideos Also, while not an Issue for now, the other Thermal Pads (or whatever its called) for VRAM, NAND... other Chips might dry out over Time as well. I dont know exactly how long this will take and i assume Sony uses (very) good Components there to counter Issues but i also assume if you use your PS5 daily over longer Times when you are also living in a hot Area... this will make Issues at some Time in the Future regardless.
It would be nice if you could open and maintain it more easily imo. It seems also overkill that they use SO many Screws.
But i am no Expert.
@@flimermithrandirJeez, are they really so poorly made you need preventive maintenance done? My PCs run for over a decade without any thermal paste replacement, hell... my aio cooler has been running 24x7 for over a decade with no issues.
This thing can't last it's 3-5 years life without a user opening it up?
@@Shadow__133 Easy now. They arent made worse than the RTX 2070 Super i just replaced the Thermalpaste the other Day (... like half a Year ago) so it doesnt overheat anymore and Blackscreens at 93 Degrees... So i dont know about you and your PC never needing to maintain anything... Point is a Console is just different than a PC while you might just change the Thermalpast easy on the CPU or change the GPU anyways and never have that Issue to begin with (the other Guy buying it might run into Problems though).
Anyways, the Point is that a Console is used Way longer. Maybe even in 30 Years, who knows, and it would be nice to not have to unscrew 234 Screws just to get to the Thermalpads.
That said i dont think the PS5 is constructed in a very good Way either, no.
@@flimermithrandir 30 years??? Like these things will be as iconic as an Atari or SNES?
The day I need to open my xbox is the day it will become a paper weight or book holder. Zero hardware issues so far after 3 years.
Definitely like seeing a faucet and avacados next to the PS 5 slim. Im happy to see a kitchen set. Although it's a bit to fancy and more importantly acousticly reflective for my taste.
8:50 I think the disc drive has to bound to the console because of the way blu-ray licensing works and for anti piracy measures
Finally, the PS5 slim and avocado comparison I've been waiting for.
Now this is the tear down i been waiting for.
6:00
Regarding the USB ports, Sony's own site says the original/launch PS5 has three 10Gbps ports (1x USB-C on the front and 2x USB-A on the back) and the front USB-A port is "High Speed" USB (they don't specify the speed but "High Speed" refers to USB 2 or 480Mbps) and not two 5Gbps and two 10Gbps as mentioned in the video. The only change the Slim brings in regards to the USB ports is the front USB ports are now both USB-C with one being a 10Gbps port and the other a "High Speed" port according to Sony. This means that the USB ports are all the same speed as the original PS5 but the only difference is the USB-A port on the front has been replaced by a USB-C port at the same speed.
Bring back the UNBOXINGS!!
Glad to see a full teardown of the PS5 slim. I have no plans on purchasing one anytime in the near future, but it's good to know it'll be the go-to if I gift a PS5 to a friend and/or family member who wants one the future.
I do wish the included disk drive came with both the cover to run it with and w/o the disk drive (because it makes no sense to me to buy the disk drive-less version, only to buy one later), but I'm sure a company like Dbrand will just give you the option via their darkplates in the future anyway to just buy just that one plate separately.
Can I be your friend😂
ha ha ha😂@@PovElijah
As an EE who designs PCBs this thing is a work of art. Much of the time we are limited by thermal constraints and have various methods of dealing with it, though always at a cost. The giant custom stamped clamshell as a shared heat sink and EMI shield is a great low cost and super effective solution that is surgically effective, kudos Sony!
Always impressed by the work EE's and CE's do to make these things a reality. Props to you guys and gals.
Im really curious to see if the redesign of both the console itself and the power supply do anything to relieve the overheating problem. The amount of people who ended up with the "my console just shuts itself off with no warning" problem because of clugged PSU vents is ridiculous. Something that should absolutely be seen as a pretty major design flaw. It should've gotten some attention in the redesign.
I wish the optical eject button was on the drive itself on the standard PS5 as I was never sure which button it was in my dark room.
pretty sure those weight difference percentages are based on whether you have the disc drive or not. also games have always kept the power usage high when minimised (god of war on ps4 was crazy) but as soon as you open a media streaming app or put console to sleep it will shift the game into a suspended state, so closing your games isn’t a must as stated
Games will not fully suspend by just going to the Home Screen. You need to launch another app and then you'll see the "suspending game" message, in this state it should then ideally be drawing less power.
Or you could go to the homescreen, press the option button, close.
@@Carlos.288 yes that would completely close the game instead of suspending it
Great video!
The online check in for the detachable disk drive is for anti piracy measures right? A regulation thing.
beautiful video
I got the original version right now and I actually really like the style. It stands out and I like it.
how much did it cost
Couldn’t agree more. I got my digital at launch (no regrets as I don’t miss the disk drive at all) and have enjoyed it since. And £350 was an absolute bargain price then and still is. The value for money on consoles is unrivalled
how the hell did u get it that cheap?
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@@rerite-oy4xuyou do realize you can just get them on store shelves now right I got one over a year ago at Walmart for MSRP there were 12 of them on the shelves
When Linus said "remember when consoles actually came with games" I felt that shit. My Xbox360 Slim that I got in my freshman year of highschool came with Halo: Reach AND Fable III. Both of which ended up becoming two of my favorite games of all time.
Multi-Game bundles were a great way to introduce young gamers to different genres. I really wish we saw more of it today.
Fable 3 was killer
I would rather just pay for the console and buy the games I want specifically instead of making the whole thing more expensive by adding games I don’t want
It’s impressive the slim accomplishes the same as the OG all with a smaller form factor.
Nice teardwon 👍
late night video FOR THE WIN!
Thank You for these great Videos LTT. ❤🎉
As a gaming laptop enthusiast, that's Impressive craftsmanship.
Right on! More content like this! Like. ❤
The dark plates for the slim look SOOO much better! Them alone makes me want to get the slim.
It’s not as small as I thought,but I’m suprised how much parts can still fit into it,and how much power it’s capable of.
It's way smaller than the original one 🤡
Interesting, to me it's smaller than I thought it would be. It looked bigger in the earlier photos...
How small do you think it can get?
There is already a good chunk of unused space in the regular PS5 if I remember the teardown of the original right. So I am not all that impressed
@@gags730 LMFAO have you seen a PC before? It's that big for a reason. You can't make a tiny console with that much power and expect it to not overheat. And when they do make it smaller and it does overheat, you'll be complaining about that too. You can't win you people.
really would like to see some temp tests since my og ps5 has had overheating issues recently even after deep cleaning it. best fix would be plates with more flow (like dbrand) but less heat sink (at least i think) in the slim makes me worried 😅
The OG PS5 (2020-2021) Used an older more inefficient 7nm APU so despite having more heatsink it had issues overheating. Trust me I owned a launch PS5 and it overheated and killed its own motherboard, I then got the refreshed 2022 model with the new APU and even less heatsink and that thing is still going strong, I also picked up one of these slims a couple weeks ago and happy to report the heat coming out the back doesn't feel any hotter than the fat 2022 PS5. The launch model was definitely the worst version they've had over 3 years to work out the bugs
thank you for the mw3 code
Did you test the suspension wattage over time? I would assume that it wouldn’t fully suspend for a quick out and in action by the user. Would the power consumption return to 50 watts after like 10 minutes?
It's as if Dave knew Linus was going to do a teardown.
Just came here from Dave's video😂
Same 😅
It's almost like Sony sent out review units to both and asked to do a teardown, and told them when to post the video. Companies often do that.
@@Workaholic42 It's almost like Sony sent out review units to both and asked to do a teardown, and told them when to post the video. Companies often do that.
@@AndrewPL5 Linus did say that it was sent by Dbrand, not Sony!
I love how he just forgot about the lil clear legs for horizontal
thanks for sharing the information.shame the disc version doesnt include the plate for the digital configuration.
i still want to know how hot this console gets under load
Wish D-brand would make some plate covers that would give the console more symmetrical and use the extras space between the console itself and the covers for more ventilation (also I think with a more symmetrical plates the ps5 can look a lot better)
Yeah I was thinking like a "throwback jersey" type of thing. Make it look like a PS2. #MakePS5RectangleAgain.
rip the spot on the overhead makes me cry everytime I see it.
The "special" connector on the disc reader is actually a sony proprietary connector they have been using for 20 years now on computers like the Vaio lineup (guess it has been improved since).
I appreciate calm and more mature Linus, who can actually review a PS5 fairly. Happy to see to overall direction of the group.
Did ltt change their behavior after they got called out from gn? Real question not ironic
Its more the case of he used to shit on it or sound wau more anti console before I think @@i3l4ckskillzz79
2:16 Imagine if the editor would use the code.
also comes with the stick drift we all know and love.
That’s good news for gameplay balance and performance that they are almost identical,
But as someone off grid I was hoping to see a lower power usage
other than the amount of screws for the cooling, this doesn't look too bad repair wise. wow
As someone who held off all these years for more exclusives and a smaller model, I'm really happy to see this! I'll definitely pick it up now 👍
Same, the hideousness and size of it alone made me not want one lol
Yea, a lot of fanboys really hating on it, but for people looking for a PS5 I’d say this is a step up from the original!
lol are you poor or something? Just buy an additional one instead of waiting to buy one. I own two already (one in living room, one in my kids game room) and am going to purchase a third (so we can have two in game room) and fourth one for my office.
@@jsl6155how about you just get a custom built PC or are you poor? Then again the GPU alone is gonna cost more than these low priced Consoles
@@jsl6155cringe
Love how they originally makes it bigger than it needs to be so that they can release a slim version later 👍
It cost them more, so no its not on purpose they made losses
You do realise how big even the slim version is it’s bigger than even the ps4 pro and Xbox consoles . Clearly they need the space and with their first console they didn’t make it large on purpose. Also do you really think they’ve been doing this since the ps1 on purpose lol
@@abz7800 I think he's a kid
Ps4 pro I have is wider but not as long as the ps5 slim we have
@@abz7800 of course they make it bigger originally on purpose, don't be naive.
Linus getting excited about where the disc eject button is located is so funny to me
I'm a fan of the liquid metal and user friendly NVMe storage.
Very cool Linus 👍🏼
This ist very very nice! The assembly / dismantlement is a compleat modulary System.
Excelente analisis! 💪
That code must have been gobbled up so quick 😂😂
It is easy to take apart because that was the whole point of the re-design, to make the assembly of these more simple and thus, cheaper.
No it wasn’t. It’s almost the same amount of time taking these apart.
Funnily enough, this is a game changer for me. The original model was too big to fit in the niche of my rack, and my wife didn't want it sitting on top of it. I agree it would look strange with the over the top design. But the slim version will fit nicely, and if I decide to get the dark plates, it will be even more wife friendly lol
L marriage L wife
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Bro has money
It comes with the game. The code you shared is for the MW3 full game + operator pack.
Yo, this new router looks sick!
as someone who uses the ps5 very often the eject under the disc drive is a huge win. of course i only used the eject button 3 times
I never used the eject button, I use the menu.
@@RippahRooJizah same. i mean your already closing the game might as well eject it from the menu.
The slim digital has the ability to add a disc drive in the future. wondering if that means i could remove the disc tray from a non digital slim, and turn it into a digital, then get a flat face plate for where the disc tray was. reattach the disc tray if i want to play a game
Wow such value
18:30 The large jaws of the caliper is used for outside measurements, and the pointy jaws on the opposite side are used for inside measurements. And the rod that sticks out the end of the caliper is used for depth measurement.
Since the chip sits on top of the pcb he's using the correct jaws. There is a small space between the foam and the actual chip.
@@bastienx8 Ok fair he's not measuring the inside of the black collar as I wrongly thought of. But the large jaws are still too big to reach the IHS edges so he's eyeballing it, and in that case using the pointy jaws would be a better choice.
@@bgezal on some calipers the large jaws also ends with a small point, but I don't know if theirs has this
@@bastienx8 Sure. My intention was to teach about the multiple uses of the caliper, for those that didn't already know.
@@bgezal Yes that's great. The next thing would be to learn how to read the decimals on a non-electronic caliper, I tend to prefer these over the electronic variant because they never run out of battery
Thank you LTT 🙏🏾
Great breakdown, love the thoroughness
I think the new ps5 looks clean ❤
you need to make a bit kit to accompany your driver so you dont need a fix it kit - then make your back pack with spaces for the driver and the bit kit
Thank goodness it still comes with a disc drive! I was worried that the slim models would do away with those entirely.
I'm most interested in thermals compared to the OG version.
Its exactly the same at least comparatively with 12xx version measured at the vents exhaust.
the original was fine, the 2nd version was the issue as they removed far too much heatsink, thats why they had to add more to the 3rd version
@@bladeclanhalo3 3rd version? Meaning the 12xx model?
@@ryutenmeni dunno the model names, but you had the original 7nm. then they moved to 6nm but removed far too much heatsink which caused heating issues, then they made a 3rd on 6nm but added a beefier heatsink
Pretty much the same actually i think they are using the same heatsink as the cfi 1200 ps5 so the temps are fine the biggest difference here is literally the size and the removal of the vertical base and also the quality of the horizontal because now is the 2 little plastic things linus show at the opening of the box
Really looking forward to picking this up.
Already looks easier than the PS4 slim to clean the internals.
Don’t. The NVME drive will probably get fried in a year. It’s right next to heat sink.
@@rohitk8797it wont lol
@@XxNoMercyNLI hope you’re correct I just ordered mine today!
Props to whoever got the pin for modern warfare
The design is really nice and much smaller than the original I like it
10:08 yet apple still charges half a kidney for memory and storage upgrade.