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Feb 2007
Colorado Springs, CO
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I purchased my first PS3 60 gb on launch day of 2006. I love that it was backwards compatable, sacd, 4 USB ports and the memory card slots. The one thing that I did find annoying was how loud the fan got during games and movies even when well ventilated. I got a second PS3 160 gb for Christmas and put it in the bedroom only to later move it in the living room. Even though it lacks all the original 60gb feautures it more than makes up for it with how quit it is even when I play or watch movies for hours. Does anyone else notice this who has the original PS3 and the new one? I always heard rumors that the new PS3 was a little quieter but I can say it is much quieter and no louder than a DVD player when playing movies and that is huge for me. The fan on the older models was distracting and a bit too loud at times while this 160g is as quit as a mouse.
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Congrats, but I'd never trade backwards compatibility, SACD, and more importantly as I now have owned the PS3 since launch day 06 is two usb's for being a little more quiet. Nonetheless congrats on your second PS3 with a 160gb drive at that.
Having two additional usb's has turned out to be priceless. Last edited by Entertainment72; 01-01-2009 at 05:24 PM. |
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What Sony needs to do is release a new 160 GB PS3 that retains all the features of the original 60 GB launch units. They could even charge more for it and I bet a certain number of people would pick it up. Why does the Xbox have like 5 iterations of their system and Sony barely offers more than 1?
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Don't forget that the 80 GB MGS bundle is b.c. with all games as well. It also has 4 usb ports, the fan is quiet, and never overheats. I bought it this past month from Amazon for $499 free shipping and no tax. Two weeks later, Amazon had another batch of MGS bundles for the same price. Amazon will eventually have more on sale but gotta keep your eyes peeled.
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I would never trade my 60 GB Launch system. My first one broke, but my second one has been awesome and has yet to fail me whatsoever. I love it! Plus, having compatibility with PS2 and PS1 games is awesome! How then could I play Marvel Vs. Capcom 2? (I love this game to death) Sure, I could get a PS2, but having an all-in-one system makes it much easier. About the loudness, I notice it sometimes when I play for a while, but it's hardly ever annoying to me. And the whole HDD thing, just buy a bigger hard drive! I upgraded to a 320 GB HDD for $100 and it rocks!
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No. You won't. The hard drive has nothing to with the actual system hardware compatibility. As long as you back up all your data and then transfer on to the new hard drive, you'll be fine. Just remember that the hard drive MUST be a 2.5" SATA compatible hard drive.
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Blu-ray Guru
May 2007
PSNetwork: groovyone
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PSNetwork: groovyone
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I'd pay another $600 for an updated 60GB model. Make it maybe a 250GB HDD and make sure it plays SACDs, has the card reader and 4 USB outlets. |
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I have a 60GB that I bought in dec.06. What is this loud fan issue I keep hearing about? I. Watch dvd.blu ray, and play all 3 systems of games on the PS3 and do not hear the fan. I have mine standing up with no air flow restrictions. I mean if I turn off all the sounds on the TV and make sure no appliance are running and I am right next to my PS3 then yes.I can hear it but it sounds more like the disk drive spinning. My roomate has a 40gb that is on for hours and he too never hears the fan. We both can feel heat being blown out of the system so I know the fan is on. The way some people explain how loud and annoying it is if I hears it on mine I would think there was a major issue. Out of 10 friends, 3 complain of the fan(1 60 and 2 40)
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thread | Forum | Thread Starter | Replies | Last Post |
any blu-ray player on the horizon that is quieter and better than PS3? | Blu-ray Players and Recorders | zor | 9 | 12-04-2008 12:14 PM |
Cooler/quieter PS3? | PS3 | Don Blish | 14 | 06-26-2008 03:52 PM |
40GB PS3 quieter than 60GB?? | PS3 | Blu-Ray Buckeye | 20 | 01-03-2008 06:36 AM |
40GB PS3 quieter | Blu-ray Players and Recorders | Frode | 25 | 11-15-2007 01:35 PM |
40GB PS3 is using 65nm and quieter according to German Magazine. | Blu-ray Players and Recorders | ps3andlovinit | 3 | 10-30-2007 02:27 PM |
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