The PS3 is a hot complicated device which uses lead free solder. I wouldn't be surprised if the overall failure rate is eventually or already higher than every console in existance which sold more than 10M units, except for one exception.
kibebr said:
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do not put the HDD into another PS3, it will reformat it, the best way is to back your data up to an external hard drive
On Topic: Unfortunately a lot of original PS3 owners I know on here have experienced YLOD, the best advice I can give is if your PS3 starts making noises and freezing on you, it is time to start thinking about getting a slim before your PS3 breaks on you, I still thiink it is not down to the user as some people claim, because I looked after my old PS3 and it got poorly after 3 years of usuage, so I got a slim.
it's the future of handheld
PS VITA = LIFE
The official Vita thread http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/thread.php?id=130023&page=1
| gamelover2000 said: I have been noticing ALOT of people getting a YLOD on 20-40-60GB PS3s ever since about a month or so ago..
my PS3 has broken twice, both within a month time (broke again 2 weeks after I got it back or so)
both got repaired for free although I was out of warranty, but thats a pretty rare circumstance.
in my clan there is like a PS3 breaking every 2-3 weeks.. (a clan with about 30 PS3 owners, all VERY active players. on this site to, I see a 'my PS3 broke, what should I do' thread every week or so..
thoughts? |
do you and your clan kick your ps3's around or something??I never hear of YLOD anymore and if they do occur,they happen on the 60gb
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