VanceIX said:
What, that I have a PS4, or that it required repairing? I can probably provide both. |
Please share. I have seen many fake claims in internet (pre order cancelled, I own certain product etc). So its hard to believe any claim.
VanceIX said:
What, that I have a PS4, or that it required repairing? I can probably provide both. |
Please share. I have seen many fake claims in internet (pre order cancelled, I own certain product etc). So its hard to believe any claim.
VanceIX said: Yeah, I see that now. I messed up with the calculations. Still, not sure if adding a power brick to the equation (since it isn't directly part of the console) is fair, but to each their own. |
Well the power brink is inside the PS4... if you remove it then it could be smaller... so if you include the power brink inside the Xbone it can be bigger.
It is all assumptions btw and nobody will never know
But the difference in sizes of the consoles is really big.
VanceIX said:
Yeah, I see that now. I messed up with the calculations. Still, not sure if adding a power brick to the equation (since it isn't directly part of the console) is fair, but to each their own. |
yeah the power brick doesn't really matter, imo since it's going to be hidden somewhere. Point is, original guy was right. It's almost half the size, and has the 'power brick' inside itself, so how can xb1 still be so big for heat regulation purposes?
The comparisons with PS4 size (considering that it has an internal PSU too) really shows that Sony has better hardware engineers, they managed to create a smaller console, with internal PSU, packing more power that is cheaper to manufacture. It really is an onslaught in all aspects.
However, I don't think the X1 size is an issue as people say. It has the size of an old VCR, it isn't that big. Unless your console is bulky as a OG XBox or, well, an Atari 7200, everything is cool.
VanceIX said: Yeah, I see that now. I messed up with the calculations. Still, not sure if adding a power brick to the equation (since it isn't directly part of the console) is fair, but to each their own. |
It seems fair. The PS4 could be smaller with an external PSU and the X1 would need to be bigger to have an internal one. And you still need the physical space for the external PSU if you want to use the console, it isn't an option.
Please american just like everything superised.
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daredevil.shark said:
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My (current) PS4. Sony replaced the one that overheated (the fan went overdrive and the system got very hot, and then it just stopped working).
My email that I got from Sony about the repair/replacement. Only proof I have of that, since I didn't take any pics of the old console.
Sorry bout the image quality, need to get a new phone. Also blotted out some personal info, you can do a reverse image search if you want to know if this is an original picture.
You're Gonna Carry That Weight.
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theprof00 said:
yeah the power brick doesn't really matter, imo since it's going to be hidden somewhere. Point is, original guy was right. It's almost half the size, and has the 'power brick' inside itself, so how can xb1 still be so big for heat regulation purposes? |
Yeah, that he was. My bad for messing up the dimension scale. Microsoft is playing it safe this generation, we will really only know which approach worked better when we look at the failure rate at the end of the gen. I think the extra space will be helpful in regulating heat, but we'll only truly know years in.
You're Gonna Carry That Weight.
Xbox One - PS4 - Wii U - PC
I for one like a component to match other components. I am not sure why people want their console to"look cool". It is not a portable device. Most people don't even know that I have a gaming system. When I turn it on, they are surprised it's even there.
Maybe for people needing to impress other people , the look matters. I was kind of hoping the the next version of the PS4 was going to be more square, so it fits in with my components. My brothers PS4 looks odd and out of place in his components stack.
It is near the end of the end....
VanceIX said: My (current) PS4. Sony replaced the one that overheated (the fan went overdrive and the system got very hot, and then it just stopped working).
My email that I got from Sony about the repair/replacement. Only proof I have of that, since I didn't take any pics of the old console.
Sorry bout the image quality, need to get a new phone. Also blotted out some personal info, you can do a reverse image search if you want to know if this is an original picture. |
Ye dekne ke baad mujhe bohut bura laaga. Tumhara bad luck chal rahahe. Dont worry its under warranty.