60g for the 80g

hey I am going to trade in my 60g refurbished PS3 for an 80g one. This is not because of memory or anything. I am just tired of it cutting off and the fan is entirely to loud.

I was wondering to all the 80g owners out there what is the difference in the two? like from the usb ports to the backwards compatibilty...

I was also wondering how much do you think I will get for it(store credit mind you) cause I am going to buy an 80g the same day?

Considering how much the 60s go for, sell it online. You could probably match the price of the 80 GB one, which you wouldn't if you traded it for store credit.

Considering how much the 60s go for, sell it online. You could probably match the price of the 80 GB one, which you wouldn't if you traded it for store credit.

Legendaryscmt

hey I am going to trade in my 60g refurbished PS3 for an 80g one. This is not because of memory or anything. I am just tired of it cutting off and the fan is entirely to loud.

I was wondering to all the 80g owners out there what is the difference in the two? like from the usb ports to the backwards compatibilty...

I was also wondering how much do you think I will get for it(store credit mind you) cause I am going to buy an 80g the same day?

baller72

[QUOTE="baller72"]

hey I am going to trade in my 60g refurbished PS3 for an 80g one. This is not because of memory or anything. I am just tired of it cutting off and the fan is entirely to loud.

I was wondering to all the 80g owners out there what is the difference in the two? like from the usb ports to the backwards compatibilty...

I was also wondering how much do you think I will get for it(store credit mind you) cause I am going to buy an 80g the same day?

Sarge1442

A few questions: Can you hear your fan?

can it play ps2 games?

and how many usb ports does it have?

if it isnt broken dont get a new one, unless you really need moar space 60gbs are the sexiest PS3's imo

[QUOTE="Legendaryscmt"]

Considering how much the 60s go for, sell it online. You could probably match the price of the 80 GB one, which you wouldn't if you traded it for store credit.

baller72

Well, double checking the prices, you wouldn't get as much as I originally thought with the 60 GB, around maybe $340-350, but that's still a lot more than what you'd get SC.

hey I am going to trade in my 60g refurbished PS3 for an 80g one. This is not because of memory or anything. I am just tired of it cutting off and the fan is entirely to loud.

I was wondering to all the 80g owners out there what is the difference in the two? like from the usb ports to the backwards compatibilty...

I was also wondering how much do you think I will get for it(store credit mind you) cause I am going to buy an 80g the same day?

[QUOTE="baller72"]

[QUOTE="Legendaryscmt"]

Considering how much the 60s go for, sell it online. You could probably match the price of the 80 GB one, which you wouldn't if you traded it for store credit.

Legendaryscmt

Well, double checking the prices, you wouldn't get as much as I originally thought with the 60 GB, around maybe $340-350, but that's still a lot more than what you'd get SC.

but what you all are telling me is that no new ps3 spec type out now has backwards Compat? or am I wrong?

I have a 60 gig that's been on for a little over two years 24/7 and never had a problem. As for the fan making some noise it could be that there isn't enough space for air to flow through the system, if this is the problem it wouldn't matter which system you have. You could try standing the PS3 vertically in a open space.

get a cooling system