80watts? or reading that wrong
This guy should make a bit of cleaning... I see dust everywhere...
Evan Wells (Uncharted 2): I think the differences that you see between any two games has much more to do with the developer than whether it’s on the Xbox or PS3.
holy crap my 60 gig is using power like a bitch!
I guess the people doing this research have never heard of the art of dusting!! lol
I still can't believe that my 60GB PS3 is such a powerhog! Don't want to lose the features i have (being B/C, Memory Slots, 4 USB ports and sexy finish) so think i will hold off on the slim for the time being!

Probably down 30% from the 2009 80/160GB, and down 50-70% from the launch 20/60GB.
Well done, Sony.
Note that this testing is being done with a 1st gen PS3, not the first redesign with BC stripped out. So it's possible that the Slim uses 50% less power than a 1st gen PS3, and uses 34% less power than the previous model of PS3.
Still, this is the kind of engineering that I like to see.

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WereKitten said:
Err, you're right in your definition, but that's not the what they are reading from their measure. Did you look at the numbers in the Crave link (or just its name)? They measured power consumption, and got that the slim uses less than half the power of a 60GB model. Correctly, in the original article they never said it's "50% more efficient", as it would rather be "double as efficient" or if you want "a 100% increase in effciency". The point is - obviously - that they are measuring the slim against the original 60GB fat, which was in turn much more power-hungry than the revised fat models that followed, which explains the discrepancy with Sony's official statements. So it's not that this Luke Plunkett did not realize that the numbers were equivalent, he was simply wrong when using consumption numbers and talking of effciency. |
Right you are, I just looked at the original links now. I assumed the OP was directly copied from the article so I didn't bother clicking