So im lookin to get a ps3 in april :D
and im wonderin which model to get
80gb or 60gb
which is best
why?
is it only a matter of size? I mean disk space
Or is there any difference in performance?
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Thanx for all the info guyz
so 60gb model it is:D
also what about ntsc/pal games?
will both ntsc and pal games work on 60 gig?
cuz i heard that only 80gb can do that :o
are you getting a new one? i think the only ones available are the 80 GB and the 160 GB... i'm not sure though... unless you're considering 2nd hand units...I have 60 GB and both NTSC and PAL worksThanx for all the info guyz
so 60gb model it is:D
also what about ntsc/pal games?
will both ntsc and pal games work on 60 gig?
cuz i heard that only 80gb can do that :o
gamerknot
Thanx for all the info guyz
so 60gb model it is:D
also what about ntsc/pal games?
will both ntsc and pal games work on 60 gig?
cuz i heard that only 80gb can do that :o
are you getting a new one? i think the only ones available are the 80 GB and the 160 GB... i'm not sure though... unless you're considering 2nd hand units... I think the 60 gigs are no more in production, so you'll have to settle with either 80 or 160 gigs. But yes the 60 is the best modelThe 80gig model. Backwards compatability isn't worth the price tag and the risk of YLOD. The 60g model runs alot warmer than the 80g model and after 2 years most of the 60g models are crapping out. I have had both models. Sony definately moved parts around on the inside to allow for better airflow and a cooler running system on the 80g. The 60g model was blowing hot air out after minutes of being turned on while the 80g model was blowing cool air out even after hours of run time. The only thing I missed from the 60g model was the 4usb ports, which the 80g only has 2. If you still plan to get the 60g I highly recommend getting extended warranty.JKnaperekOhh im confused again :( yeah i kinda heard that 80 and 160gb are only in production now i game for like 5-6hours together now tell me if its 80 or 60 i should consider * im gettin a new one no 2nd' Also explain YLOD plz Thnx :D
The 80gig model. Backwards compatability isn't worth the price tag and the risk of YLOD. The 60g model runs alot warmer than the 80g model and after 2 years most of the 60g models are crapping out. I have had both models. Sony definately moved parts around on the inside to allow for better airflow and a cooler running system on the 80g. The 60g model was blowing hot air out after minutes of being turned on while the 80g model was blowing cool air out even after hours of run time. The only thing I missed from the 60g model was the 4usb ports, which the 80g only has 2. If you still plan to get the 60g I highly recommend getting extended warranty.JKnaperektotally agree
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