Post: PS3 Overheat Problem
10-22-2015, 11:54 PM #1
Kezzz
LMAOOOO HI
(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Okay so I just sent my jailbroken console back to the guy I bought it from. At my house, which is in Florida, it overheats every 10 minutes,
I have no idea why! But at his house, which is in Minnesota, it doesn't overheat at all, anyone have any suggestions on why this would be?
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10-23-2015, 07:36 PM #11
Kezzz
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Originally posted by Hand View Post
Is this the Super Fat PS3... those are not suggested since they can get YLOD and have less ventilation...


Nope it's a slim
10-23-2015, 07:36 PM #12
Kezzz
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Originally posted by pheonixwarhawk View Post
Always use webman to adjust the fan settings. They'll juice up and get used to it. Works in south west Texas lol


Can you point me to a place where I could learn how to do this?
10-23-2015, 07:51 PM #13
Juan
Climbing up the ladder
Originally posted by GoKezGo View Post
Okay so I just sent my jailbroken console back to the guy I bought it from. At my house, which is in Florida, it overheats every 10 minutes,
I have no idea why! But at his house, which is in Minnesota, it doesn't overheat at all, anyone have any suggestions on why this would be?


I'm from St.paul.. no longer live there but yeah My ps3 overheats a lot too... Even tho I use Control fan utility
10-24-2015, 01:37 AM #14
Originally posted by GoKezGo View Post
Can you point me to a place where I could learn how to do this?


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10-24-2015, 08:58 AM #15
Helping-Hand
Cake is a lie
Originally posted by GoKezGo View Post
Nope it's a slim


Slim's shouldn't heat up like this... that's why I said how much V does your output give out... your electric socket... since you can't run for example a 110v appliance on a 230v socket... you will need to get a step up transformer...
10-26-2015, 11:24 AM #16
Kezzz
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Originally posted by Hand View Post
Slim's shouldn't heat up like this... that's why I said how much V does your output give out... your electric socket... since you can't run for example a 110v appliance on a 230v socket... you will need to get a step up transformer...


I was told to plug it into an extension cord instead of straight into the outlet because the outlet will take more power
10-26-2015, 11:25 AM #17
Helping-Hand
Cake is a lie
Originally posted by GoKezGo View Post
I was told to plug it into an extension cord instead of straight into the outlet because the outlet will take more power


That's why I asked you... "How much output "V" does your power socket release" is it 110v 220v or 230v... Since if the console is 110V you can't plug it into a 220V outlet...

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