33w ago - Following up on the PS3 super / ultra slim
unboxing,
first look, and
HDD guide, today I've opened Sony's new console to see what is inside.
I've made a video of the disassembly, and some pictures of the new MSX-001 motherboard.
As you can see, there's a lot of modifications on this model: MB, BR drive, HDD emplacement and so on.
You can see the Blu-ray drive, very small than older BR drive.
PS: To remove the 2 glossy pieces, you just have to slide to the right like the PS3 fat.
According to
pereb27, the new model features no RSX IHS (but still contains a Cell IHS) potentially meaning the end of the dreaded PS3 YLOD... it looks like Sony finally did something right.
Below are some PS3 super / ultra slim internal disassembly pictures and videos, as follows:
Finally, here is a
PlayStation 3 Super Slim Teardown Guide for those interested as well.
I updated the main article with the 12GB details from Sony Europe now, they are marketing it as a "wallet-friendly" version.
Also below are some more new PS3 and PSP pics from TGS 2012 (via kotaku.com/5944463/a-close-up-look-at-sonys-new-hardware/) for those interested as a few HD pics for CJPC.
and also, it seems that they removed the WiFi LED indicator, and the power consumption is the same as earlier PS3 Slim can give. It also reports that this PS3 doesn't support HD Output over component/D-Sub cables, only HDMI can output a HD resolution while composite cables outputs a 480 interlace video.
Anything about that, nothing's new. So it's up to you guys if you buy this one. But seeing the spec, i'd rather buy the earlier slim models.
that's a bargain. i'll buy 50 straight up.. LMAO