Seems like a unique experience as personally I've experienced Sony products to outlast most of its competitors. I think the only console that I would label sturdier than some of the playstations I've had has been the nintendo gamecube, that fucking brick could survive the apocalypse.
It wasn't even one of these proprietary screws! Just one of these tiny, cross-slit ones. I already knew from disassembling PS2's how absolute shit the quality of Snoy's screws are and gave this one a weak, buttery-smooth twist and it got completly ruined, i had to resort to soldering it out in the end because not even the rubberband trick was working on this piece of shit.
Eh, it could very well be, i got exceptionally bad luck when buying new electronics.
I agree, mine is at another family members house and still works flawlessly.
The base PS5 has an entire Mosfat uncooled on the board. The system really needs a revision for cooling. The design is clownish. The series X and S are properly cooled and functional designs. Idk how the ps5s design ever got approved as it is. It's embarrassing
What? I thought it's big open vagina face was meant to dissapate heat? Why is it so large if not for cooling?
My theory is Xbox announced their specs first. They out preformed the PS5 on paper. Sony panicked and attempted to boost the system from a flat 9TF to a max clock of 10TF with a boost clock (Series X is 12tf all the time. Fixed clock speeds. PS5 varies) Resulting in them also scrambling for a different cooling system. Which resulted in over sights like an entire Mosfat which gets pretty hot being entirely outside of any airflow. The ps5 also doesn't use a vapor chamber which the series x does. The series x has a single fan and a vapor chamber and cools the system properly. There isn't anything left out of the airflow. I think it's my favorite console design just aesthetically. And it's functional.
While my Sony consoles always ended up with issues until I dropped consoles entirely, I've never had issues with their TVs and I actually like their phones. Their game division is probably the worst-run, considering the whole thing is in Commiefornia, isn't it?
While i haven't heard anything bad about their TV's from people i know that own one, the last i heard their TV division is hurting bad ever since the gooks entered the market, offering comparable tech at an all-over cheaper price point. I think it is the Bravia line that got much lauded for its quality and still gets bought the most.
Yeah, now that CRTs are totally out of production, the best ones to ever be made turned out to be the Sony Trinitron line. I've only ever heard good things about Bravia HDTVs, too, but I've only known one person who owns one, because why drop a couple of grand on an HDTV when you can get some bullshit Vizio at the same size & resolution for like a quarter the price on sale?
My personal experience was always that Sony TVs and phones are good, and will outlast most of the competition, but there's a certain premium price that puts their products at just too expensive to attract the frugal, and not expensive enough to be a status symbol.
Speaking of which:
Speaking of which:
Earlier this month, PlayStation revealed that The Last of Us Part 1 will release on PC on March 3rd, and when it does, users will spend a bit less to own the game than it currently costs on PlayStation 5. According to The Last of Us Part 1's listing on Steam, the title will be available for $59.99, which is $10 cheaper than it currently costs on the PlayStation Store. Sony-ponies just keep losing
If you have a Steam account anyway, why would you want to buy from Epic instead? Epic is only for free games and exclusivity bullshit, nothing more.
His username is Master Xehanort. I think you just answered your own question.
From 6 o clock clockwise the SNES is BYXA, I remember that because it means pants in my language. Xbox is AXYB, I remember that because it's pants backwards. Playstation is cyan, magenta, green and red in that order, 50% CMYK, 50% RGB which is absurd enough that it can't be easily forgotten.
Still a travesty that they want 60 bucks for a now 10 year old game. I'm curious how it will sell on PC.Speaking of which:
Earlier this month, PlayStation revealed that The Last of Us Part 1 will release on PC on March 3rd, and when it does, users will spend a bit less to own the game than it currently costs on PlayStation 5. According to The Last of Us Part 1's listing on Steam, the title will be available for $59.99, which is $10 cheaper than it currently costs on the PlayStation Store. Sony-ponies just keep losing
