@nomither6 Base model. Launch-era version from back in 2014.
The system becomes physically warm to the touch when playing God of War? Because, more than the jet turbines, that's what really got me. I've played other "demanding" games on the system and never had it act this way before.
@Th3solution I've never cleaned mine before, but seeing what my computer looks like after a few years without cracking open the case, I wouldn't be surprised if it was choked with dust.
@Ralizah more like physically hot than warm for me , yeah . i never worried about it , i feel as long as i keep it in open space and clean enough , itll be fine .
@Ralizah I’m sure I posted pics of mine when I cleaned it out for the first time last year. It wasn’t pretty! I felt better for doing it but I’m not sure it made a huge difference to the amount of work the fan was doing.
I’ll just post links in case the images are massive;
It’s worth noting that on the original models you need a specific type of screwdriver to open the console up. I had to order one online as it wasn’t something I already had in my toolbox.
@RogerRoger@Thrillho So, I'll definitely still be cleaning my PS4 soon, but I decided to just play the game for now and not worry too much about the fan/heat. It hasn't exploded or anything so far (even though it sounds kinda like it's going to), so I guess I'm good for now. I need to order a special screwdriver anyway.
Seeing those before/after pictures is definitely going to motivate me to do it, though, since mine almost certainly looks as bad or worse.
Currently Playing: The Hundred Line: Last Defense Academy (PC)
@RogerRoger The sound has been skipping lately when I've been plugging my headphones into the controller, so I'm full stereo speakers with this game for the moment. I'll just... pretend I'm playing it on an airplane that has blown out one of its engines or something...
Been hearing a lot of positive reactions to the Tales of Arise demo… with a lot of people comparing it favourably to Final Fantasy VII Remake (which I loved). I haven’t played any of the Tales of… series though (and really don’t need yet another series to work myself through). So to anyone familiar with the series, are the individual games connected to the others or independent stories like the Final Fantasy games… and therefore perfectly fine to just jump in at any point?
@colonelkilgore Yeah, the Tales of series is pretty much like Final Fantasy with standalone stories so it's fine to play any of them. Most people consider Tales of Vesperia the best game in the series and the best entry point. Personally though, I've been playing the game myself the past few weeks and after 15 hours of playtime, the game is just okay. I've been posting my full thoughts here if you want to read them in more detail: https://www.pushsquare.com/forums/retro_and_other_gaming/what...
These older games just aren't anything special. Tales of Arise on the other hand, now that game looks like it will shake things up and I'm looking forward to playing it more than any other game in the series.
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