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Edited by Reign of Bane:
10/3/2015 2:50:00 AM
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Are you buying a PS4?
Something to consider if you are thinking of buying the 1TB version.
Sony updated the PS4 to the (CUH-1200) model changed some of its internal components that make it lighter and more energy efficient. http://youtu.be/qZK_goyXGpQ
The 1TB model uses the old model (CUH-1100) it's internal components are less efficient which with prolonged use, can overheat. [i](This has been reported by some PS4 owners).
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This post was originally intended for people who were thinking of buying a PS4, I didn't have those that already owned one in mind.
However If you already own one or are thinking of buying a PS4 (500gb) instead, you can swap out your internal hard drive quite easily. You can fit a compatible hard drive as per the information from Sony. It doesn't break the warranty if you fit one.
Sadly there is no external hard drive support currently.
http://youtu.be/YDQL0qvt3Qk
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Due to some lazy fanboys this post has been edited for clarity, but just to be sure please read below.
No one is telling you not to buy a PS4, no one is criticising the PS4, video links are for information only.[/spoiler]
[b]Here's something to wet the appetite for those thinking of getting a PS4, enjoy![/b]
http://youtu.be/dcQr__0DfUU
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7 RepliesI've had the console for about 15 months, and I can categorically say that I've never known it overheat The same can't be said for my 360 - those disks get really warm very quick, hence the fact I'm on my second 360 after my first suffered the dreaded RROD after only a year, then again nearly 3 years later after repair. Though I've known people get through as many as three 360s until Microsoft finally made them more reliable
