PS3 runs better on a normal tv!

Sins i got my full hd tv it started craching and i got the YLOD 2 times i think PS3 hardware ins HD comparteble because i hade no single problem on my old tv.

Yep, it was the tv alright :P

seriously i mean if you switch too the lowest setting maybe it will run ok without craches. why i think of this every time i see a ps3 YLOD video on youtube they all got a Full HDgrootelaar

Ooh. Thanks for the warning.

I have to disagree...ps# looks amazing on HD full 1080p..never seen any problems..my experience samsung are the best sets to use..

i mean that the gpu and cpu heats more up and afther a day of intense gameing well it will melt the small wire's of the gpu and cpu chip causing the YLOD

Im very confident this is BS. If you continuously get a YLOD then you are abusing your hardware, or have the luck of a dodo bird.budboarder

i mean that the gpu and cpu heats more up and afther a day of intense gameing well it will melt the small wire's of the gpu and cpu chip causing the YLODgrootelaar

[QUOTE="grootelaar"]i mean that the gpu and cpu heats more up and afther a day of intense gameing well it will melt the small wire's of the gpu and cpu chip causing the YLODbudboarder

[QUOTE="grootelaar"]seriously i mean if you switch too the lowest setting maybe it will run ok without craches. why i think of this every time i see a ps3 YLOD video on youtube they all got a Full HDpauljames1986

Well i've had my PS3 day 1 with my HDTV, never had a problem...

This has got to be one the stupidier things I've ever read......

Well, all in one it sounds strange. I'm pretty sure the PS3 shuts down if it gets to hot :/ Only thing I could possible imagine is that the upscaling part on the Ps3 can cause errors in older models. The information wether or not the ppl used to force 1080p or they run the games natively could be interessting, but I guess that it has nothing to do with it

i mean that the gpu and cpu heats more up and afther a day of intense gameing well it will melt the small wire's of the gpu and cpu chip causing the YLOD

[QUOTE="budboarder"]Im very confident this is BS. If you continuously get a YLOD then you are abusing your hardware, or have the luck of a dodo bird.grootelaar

seriously i mean if you switch too the lowest setting maybe it will run ok without craches. why i think of this every time i see a ps3 YLOD video on youtube they all got a Full HDgrootelaar

Wait is this a serious thread :?

anyway i can say that no, that statement right there is wrong, why? Because my ps3 YLOD on a tv that only supports up to 720p, but it had nothing to do with the tv, it was from years of misuse from the previous owner and giant dust balls floating around the processors... not the tv.

I call BS

All it is is the resolution output via the wire. The settings on the ps3 (720p,1080p) just tells you how many more lines there will be on your screen. Has nothing to do with the fact with the TV itself. Thats like saying 360 gets RROD because its having issues running on HDTV.

it had nothing to do with your tv...maybe it was already about to get the ylod

Ah dang...

*Puts HDTV on craigslist, drags out the old dusty SDTV from the closet*

Im very confident this is BS. If you continuously get a YLOD then you are abusing your hardware, or have the luck of a dodo bird.budboarder

Im very confident this is BS. If you continuously get a YLOD then you are abusing your hardware, or have the luck of a dodo bird.budboarder

I bought an HDTV when I bought mine in 2007

Sins i got my full hd tv it started craching and i got the YLOD 2 times i think PS3 hardware ins HD comparteble because i hade no single problem on my old tv.

grootelaar

Your sins are not forgiven

[QUOTE="grootelaar"]seriously i mean if you switch too the lowest setting maybe it will run ok without craches. why i think of this every time i see a ps3 YLOD video on youtube they all got a Full HDTehSonofUgly

Wait is this a serious thread :?

anyway i can say that no, that statement right there is wrong, why? Because my ps3 YLOD on a tv that only supports up to 720p, but it had nothing to do with the tv, it was from years of misuse from the previous owner and giant dust balls floating around the processors... not the tv.

[QUOTE="pauljames1986"][QUOTE="grootelaar"]seriously i mean if you switch too the lowest setting maybe it will run ok without craches. why i think of this every time i see a ps3 YLOD video on youtube they all got a Full HDgrootelaar

Not this guy. Soon though.

Come on...

Unlucky for you. My PS3 works fine with my HDTV

i mean that the gpu and cpu heats more up and afther a day of intense gameing well it will melt the small wire's of the gpu and cpu chip causing the YLOD

[QUOTE="budboarder"]Im very confident this is BS. If you continuously get a YLOD then you are abusing your hardware, or have the luck of a dodo bird.grootelaar

[QUOTE="grootelaar"]i mean that the gpu and cpu heats more up and afther a day of intense gameing well it will melt the small wire's of the gpu and cpu chip causing the YLODbudboarder

do you realize what your saying? There's absolutely no nexus between TV type and the PS3 hardware.

the PS3 doesn't care which TV you're using; it will still run all games at optimal capacity regardless of whether you're using an HDTV or not. How is this not common sense?

Does you PC break down when you're using a flat screen monitor instead of the classic tube one? Of course not. Because one thing has nothing to do with the other.

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do you realize what your saying? There's absolutely no nexus between TV type and the PS3 hardware.

the PS3 doesn't care which TV you're using; it will still run all games at optimal capacity regardless of whether you're using an HDTV or not. How is this not common sense?

Does you PC break down when you're using a flat screen monitor instead of the classic tube one? Of course not. Because one thing has nothing to do with the other.

(edited due to sticky words)

[QUOTE="grootelaar"]

i mean that the gpu and cpu heats more up and afther a day of intense gameing well it will melt the small wire's of the gpu and cpu chip causing the YLOD

[QUOTE="budboarder"]Im very confident this is BS. If you continuously get a YLOD then you are abusing your hardware, or have the luck of a dodo bird.cj_simmons

I don't get your logic? An SDTV or HDTV for that matter,is only showing the output of PS3. They're both independent...

works great on full HD 1080p to me with no problem

Sins i got my full hd tv it started craching and i got the YLOD 2 times i think PS3 hardware ins HD comparteble because i hade no single problem on my old tv.

grootelaar

don't know about all that but i love playing my ps3 on my big 55 inch hdtv:D

I was on a SDTV for 6 month with my PS3. Then I got the HD and now I've been on it for about a year. It's been perfect. No problems at all. DiabeticDood

Sins i got my full hd tv it started craching and i got the YLOD 2 times i think PS3 hardware ins HD comparteble because i hade no single problem on my old tv.

grootelaar