Save yourself a tenner and go for the WD Blue instead of the Black. 7200rpm vs 5400rpm doesn't make much difference in the PS3.
The video guide I saw mention more than once to only use 5400rpm
Save yourself a tenner and go for the WD Blue instead of the Black. 7200rpm vs 5400rpm doesn't make much difference in the PS3.
Do i not need to back anything up off the origonal drive first tho before putting a new one in?
Slowly, ever so slowly we're beginning to learn about the internal differences between Sony's new PS3 Slim and its chubby ancestry. We already knew that it supported BraviaLink while talk of "faster gaming" was introduced (suspiciously) yesterday; something that remains very much in doubt until we can confirm. Now we hear that the fatboy gone slim supports Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio bitstream output to your receiver. Hear that audio nerds? Bitstream. See the HDMI chip on previous generations of the PS3 didn't support bitstream output of the new(ish) high def codecs like Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD MA. As such, the PS3 had to decode it internally before sending it over to your receiver via LPCM. A process that could garble the lossless audio depending on your setup. Even though the vast majority of people will never notice the difference (or even care), PS3 Slim owners can still kick back in smug satisfaction each time the TrueHD or DTS-HD MA indicators light-up on their receivers.
I've already pre-ordered one, but if the rumors that the PS3 slim does true HD bitstream is true then that's really going to sweeten the deal
I've already chucked my 60GB on eBay in anticipation.
Yeah I know, I believe it only really helped with web browsing.
http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showpost.php?p=14723807&postcount=599
http://www.engadget.com/2009/08/21/ps3-slim-bitsreams-dolby-truehd-and-dts-hd-ma-audio-at-last/
I dunno if you already read this or the source from Engadget.
Incidentally, after fees and all costs, how much do you think a 60GB would fetch? Mine still has a 11 month warranty so I am not likely to sell it on, but it would be nice to know
rp2000
http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showpost.php?p=14723807&postcount=599
http://www.engadget.com/2009/08/21/ps3-slim-bitsreams-dolby-truehd-and-dts-hd-ma-audio-at-last/
I dunno if you already read this or the source from Engadget.
Incidentally, after fees and all costs, how much do you think a 60GB would fetch? Mine still has a 11 month warranty so I am not likely to sell it on, but it would be nice to know
rp2000
My concern would be fees etc that you get charged later. What was the total after you paid all fees postage etc.? Edit: I am assuming this was not recently, possibly when 60gb was more in demand?I sold my 60gb BC PS3 for £250 on ebay plus £20 p&p. Only had the listing up a few hours and it was sold.
I also bundled in 5 PS2 games and 2 PS3 games. lol. :/
That is seriously good, actually made me think twice about getting a Slim or going for that.Just seen PS3 phat + Resistance 2 + inFamous + Killzone 2 + Motorostorm 2 for 264 at a catalogue store (for collection only).
Holy merger Batman!
That is seriously good, actually made me think twice about getting a Slim or going for that.
Indeed, I am not normally one to plug deals, but those are 4 good games, and I have played/owned all of them.
rp2000
epic thread merger.
Now all the pics/info are impossible to find. OP needs updated badly.
Thread merger fail