Oyvoyvoyv said:
skip said:
http://www.engadget.com/2007/10/30/40gb-ps3-features-65nm-chips-lower-power-consumption/
It's been revealed that the new 40GB PlayStation 3 features more than just a cut down hard disk drive. Sony has also thought to stick the 65nm version of the Cell inside the new console, reducing the power usage down to around 135 Watts (down from 200 Watts.) That means the console also runs cooler and quieter, which is always a plus for a device that usually resides in the living room. Sony also jiggled around a few other components by making the heat pipe smaller, swapping out the motherboard for a new version, and added a button battery to keep time when the system is off. Looks like potential PS3 purchasers will be looking forward to a less noticeable din then.
Your power consumption for the ps3 is triple what engadget says.
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Actually, that's the second time they decrease it apparently. So 380 originally is possible, then 200, then 135. Most on google is outdated right now.
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no, it's not possible. My PS3 was manufactured in December of 2006 and it's rated for 250 watts. There were no hardware revisions between launch and December of 2006, so I think it's safe to assume that is the max power usage of any PS3 model.
