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rolltide101x on 19 February 2014
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BuckStud said:
rolltide101x said:
LiquorandGunFun said:

I hate power bricks. That about my only complaint. Especially when an xbo is thrown in the mix with it. Game on OP. Though not a fan of Alabama at all.


lol Roll Tide Roll! I also hate power bricks (possibly because Sony has spoiled me)


While I'm no fan of power bricks, it does two things well.  It keeps the added heat out of the system and since power supplies are one of the most replaced parts on a dead system, it's easier for the average person to replace.

"Gaming and multitasking leads to 45 Celsius(113 Fahrenheit) temperature on PlayStation 4, similar activity on Xbox One can bump the temperature up to 49 Celsius(120 Fahrenheit)."

 

Can you explain that? How is the PS4 smaller, more powerful, have the PSU built in, and still run cooler?

 

I am asking hoping you have more PC building experience that me and can explain it. With my limited experience in computer hardware I can not explain it. Does GDDR5 ram run cooler than DDR3 possibly?