PS3 Picture keeps flickering and going blank!

[SS316SRV]

Originally Posted by Thunder92

i just want my question answered sensibly and quickly is all

It won't be if you make three threads for it.

Handshake issue most likely. Try new cabling. Put a power conditioner on your system. That should help with the popping from the fridge turning on.

[Thunder92]

Originally Posted by SS316SRV

It won't be if you make three threads for it.

Handshake issue most likely. Try new cabling. Put a power conditioner on your system. That should help with the popping from the fridge turning on.

thanks. is the popping sound anything to worry about?

[SS316SRV]

Originally Posted by Thunder92

thanks. is the popping sound anything to worry about?

Yes, very much so. Are you in an apartment? Are you plugged into an outlet that is wired with the fridge? Make sure you get a very meaty power conditioner. There are plenty of threads regarding them.

[Thunder92]

Originally Posted by SS316SRV

Yes, very much so. Are you in an apartment? Are you plugged into an outlet that is wired with the fridge? Make sure you get a very meaty power conditioner. There are plenty of threads regarding them.

no im in a bedroom in a my house. the sockets are on opposite sides of the room but the whole electrical system is very old. could u give me a link to a good thread about it or wot should i search for? thanks

[Sith]

Originally Posted by Thunder92

no im in a bedroom in a my house. the sockets are on opposite sides of the room but the whole electrical system is very old. could u give me a link to a good thread about it or wot should i search for? thanks

if your wiring is super old, and IT'S YOUR HOME, THAT YOU OWN...

Maybe you out to, oh i don't know, get it ready for the 21st century....

especially whereever your setup is

[Thunder92]

Originally Posted by Sith

if your wiring is super old, and IT'S YOUR HOME, THAT YOU OWN...

Maybe you out to, oh i don't know, get it ready for the 21st century....

especially whereever your setup is

lolz.
its not "super old" its the original wiring from when the house was built in like the 60s. a few of the sockets have had to be replaced for safety reasons.