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Author Topic: Original PS3 vs PS3 Slim  (Read 25404 times)

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Re: Original PS3 vs PS3 Slim
« Reply #10 on: 26. May 2010., 12:36:37 »
Original PS3 is better, bigger is better. ;)

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Re: Original PS3 vs PS3 Slim
« Reply #10 on: 26. May 2010., 12:36:37 »

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Re: Original PS3 vs PS3 Slim
« Reply #11 on: 02. July 2010., 05:34:23 »

Hi everyone..
Guys i bought new PS3 slim last week and i need some good looking gaming skin on it. So i have searched a lot regarding this and came through a website http://www.decalskin.com/ , Is this website is really good in providing PS3 with gaming skin?

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Re: Original PS3 vs PS3 Slim
« Reply #12 on: 19. August 2010., 13:27:19 »
I still have my original PS3 60G as well.  Love the PS2 emulation in it.  Fatter is better.  I think the slim ones will have heat issues and burn up...  Could be wrong tho...

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Re: Original PS3 vs PS3 Slim
« Reply #13 on: 15. October 2010., 03:24:00 »
i would of thought the same thing as above. slimmer one would heat up  although my ps3 has died i have the 60g original. just stops turning on and has run out of warranty..

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Re: Original PS3 vs PS3 Slim
« Reply #14 on: 21. October 2010., 15:00:09 »
I like my PSP Slim though but since it is slim if ya drop it from a X height it gonna break compared to dropping the original at the same height =0 Drop my PSP Slim a few times and my UMD always fly out hehe.

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Re: Original PS3 vs PS3 Slim
« Reply #14 on: 21. October 2010., 15:00:09 »

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Re: Original PS3 vs PS3 Slim
« Reply #15 on: 28. February 2011., 13:04:07 »
Speed wise no, structure, and in HD quality wise no. The only difference is that fewer operations per second due to smaller chip (1,250 billion is thin, not fat, 2 trillion), and saves some energy, but thats about it. Slim is also missing the chip"Emotion", which is one that enables backward compatibility. Beyond that are the same.

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Re: Original PS3 vs PS3 Slim
« Reply #16 on: 19. May 2011., 08:28:54 »
The Slim has everything else the Fatboys do. Expertise is fundamentally the same, graphics are the same, Slim fundamentally runs the same, two USB ports, two.5 SATA laptop computer 5400 RPM hard drive that is basically upgradable, layout and all other feature options on the XMB are the same.

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Re: Original PS3 vs PS3 Slim
« Reply #17 on: 16. February 2017., 16:13:19 »
I miss my MGS PS3. It had the built-in media card reader, plus was backward compatible with PS2 games (not sure about PS1). Mine ended up burning up, and I tried the heat gun fix, which screwed it up even more. I ended up with a slim, and I regret not paying to get it fixed.

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Re: Original PS3 vs PS3 Slim
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