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You think I should reopen and put it in? and anything for it not going down in the stages after I play a game and go to the xmb?
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06-15-2012
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My ps3 is fine and doesnt go down in fan stages. If you want to get down fan stages, try to reboot ps3
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hmmm, i wonder if the "system Auto-Off" could be changed from 1/2/3/5 hours to 15min?
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lol, not being sarcastic (dont worry i get that a lot), if we could change say the 5 hour to 15 minutes (i doubt anyone uses it) just set and forget it would give the solder a chance to cool slowly at the right speed.. and not be hot for an hour after power-off.
lets face it the cooling issue needs sorting via software or firmware. just maybe a dumb idea that is worth looking into.
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