PS3 Slim Vs Screwdriver

Discussion in 'Sony Programming and Development' started by ChiefPFF, Aug 28, 2009.

  1. ChiefPFF

    ChiefPFF I Fix Stuff

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    Just got our slims in and I couldnt resist..

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    Super-duper high res boardscans to follow tonight :icon_bigg
     
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  3. ChiefPFF

    ChiefPFF I Fix Stuff

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    Aye, I saw that the other day - I'm not fussed about the warranty though :)

    I wasn't intending on writing a teardown report.. thats far too much effort. :) I've just been trying to scan boards for all systems to keep for my own reference.

    I've gotta say though, this is a nice system to work on. There were probably no more than a dozen screws to take out to have the unit down to the bare board. The drive mechanism looks much more robust than previous models, and less prone to jamming.
    I reckon heat could well cause problems for this system. While it still has a big old hunk of heatsink and fan in there, the intakes are almost non-existant, and it draws it out through the tightly packed PSU at the rear of the unit. Any time spent sitting above a dusty carpet will see this unit cooking itsself to death.
    That said - I'll reserve judgment for the next 6 months till we see how many come back for repair. :)

    Anyway.. heres the scans for the new slim.

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    If you want the full 1200 DPI scans, including the BDROM Board, you can get them here (29MB).
     
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