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    FML, my ps3 got the YLOD again.

    The day I got Assassins Creed 2, it got the YLOD. I got it fixed and two-three weeks later it broke. I think I'm just going to get a slim, I just platinumed Ratchet and Clank and Uncharted 2 and was part way through my 2nd run on Modern Warfare on Veteran.

    Horrible timing, atleast last time I finished all the games I wanted to before it broke.

    #2
    Assassin's Creed has been out 2-3 weeks? I didnt even know it had been released.

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      #3
      Originally posted by GodzHand View Post
      Assassin's Creed has been out 2-3 weeks? I didnt even know it had been released.
      yeah really, it came out in the states 11/17

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        #4
        You're just having some real BAD luck with the PS3. I haven't had any problems and I've had mine for almost 2 years now.

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          #5
          Originally posted by TheCheetah View Post
          You're just having some real BAD luck with the PS3. I haven't had any problems and I've had mine for almost 2 years now.
          Mines a launch 60gb with the backward compatibility. So I've had it almost 3 years, alot of my friend seem to be having the same problem with the launch model right now. One of my friend has resorted to leaving it open so when it breaks he just fixes it right away.

          I can't be bothered with that, fixing it once was bad enough. It looks like the slim for me I'm not paying the equivilant of $206 to get a refurbished 60gb one from Sony

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            #6
            Originally posted by GodzHand View Post
            Assassin's Creed has been out 2-3 weeks? I didnt even know it had been released.
            Nah I got it yesterday, my PS3 broke in the morning while I was waiting for Kessler-Ward.

            I meant I've had my Ps3 fixed for 2-3 weeks, I didn't really like the original AC but from what I've played the sequel is 10x better.

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              #7
              It's the harddrive, hate to put you in the hotseat..but stop watching **** on that PS3 internet browser. The PS3 is a OS(operating system) like a PC, but unlike a PC it doesn't have as much protection because it isn't supposed to... it's a gaming console. It's the HD that causes the yellow lights. Try either pulling out the HD and putting it back in, or do what my friend did when he got the yellow lights, just put a another ps3-ready HD in it. and you're set.

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                #8
                Originally posted by Ether View Post
                It's the harddrive, hate to put you in the hotseat..but stop watching **** on that PS3 internet browser. The PS3 is a OS(operating system) like a PC, but unlike a PC it doesn't have as much protection because it isn't supposed to... it's a gaming console. It's the HD that causes the yellow lights. Try either pulling out the HD and putting it back in, or do what my friend did when he got the yellow lights, just put a another ps3-ready HD in it. and you're set.
                Its not the hard drive, I've had it reformatted and replaced it works when I use pin connectors to the PC. Its the thermal paste, Sony put god awful Thermal Paste and solder, I resoldered it and replaced the thermal paste and it worked for about 2 weeks but the fans in the PS3 aren't good enough to keep it cool, so when you turn it on and off it repeatedly heats and cools and the connectors on the solders break due to the cheap thermal paste.

                I'm going to try fixing it again with Artic Thermal paste its meant to be the best stuff but costs a bit more and I'll have to get an external fan or find some way to manually increase the fan speed somehow.
                Last edited by Ryn0; 11-23-2009, 06:34 AM.

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by Ryn0 View Post
                  Its not the hard drive, I've had it reformatted and replaced it works when I use pin connectors to the PC. Its the thermal paste, Sony put god awful Thermal Paste and solder, I resoldered it and replaced the thermal paste and it worked for about 2 weeks but the fans in the PS3 aren't good enough to keep it cool, so when you turn it on and off it repeatedly heats and cools and the connectors on the solders break due to the cheap thermal paste.

                  I'm going to try fixing it against with Artic Thermal paste its meant to be the best stuff but costs a bit more and I'll have to get an external fan or find some way to manually increase the fan speed somehow.
                  Hire a midget to blow on it.

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                    #10
                    hope my refurbished ps3 doesnt get ****ed fast.........and yes i wanna kill sony for using that god awful thermal paste....and the enviromental friendly solders that are way less resistent.......

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