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06/26/2006

PlayStation 3 Uses Heat Pipe Cooling

Ken Kutaragi stated in a recent interview "that because of the power of the Cell processor and the RSX graphics chip, PlayStation 3 will use a custom cooling solution, with heat pipes".
We’re spending a lot on heat and electromagnetic interference (management). The power supply could almost be sold separately
[via Digital Battle]

This entry was posted on 06/26/2006 02:54am and is filed under Video Games .
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Posted at 06/26/2006 06:07am by ryan
With as crappy as the PS2 was, they had better sell replacement parts! I won't stand to have another of their systems break, leaving me only one option -- to buy a new one. PS2 was rediculous. My NES works better than my PS2!!!
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Posted at 06/26/2006 11:30am by Brent
watercooling ftw.
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Posted at 06/26/2006 2:54pm by bob
...well when u break stuff urself stuff is bound to break...i had my PS2 for about 6 years be4 i replaced it because I..and let me empasize that I did it..other than that, even when it was in about 15 parts, it STILL worked. umm and if you knew anything about systems they'd never sell replacement parts cause then, duh, people have to tamper with the system and if thye fuck something up...sony doesnt want to be responsible, hence the security sticker on ur PS2...ya open it...it'll lose its warrenty...plus...did u not HAVE ur warrenty on ur PS2? if u, u diserved to have to buy a new 1.
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Posted at 06/26/2006 6:13pm by B Killa
At $600 a pop, the damn thing just better never break!
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Posted at 06/26/2006 6:33pm by ShadowVlican
big deal... so the PS3 uses heatpipes... if only FF catered to other consoles.....
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Posted at 06/26/2006 8:28pm by Gorg
the 360 uses heatpipes too... whoppy doo mr. playstation
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Posted at 10/24/2006 07:07am by Pavilion
dual processor computer systems Many people think they must choose a specific programming language in order to become a programmer, believing that they can only do
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Posted at 11/13/2006 4:41pm by Computer Cases With Power Supply
Dave Interesting topic... I'm working in this industry myself and I don't agree about this in 100%, but I added your page to my bookmarks and hope to see more interesting articles in the future
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