and the only difference between the 80gig and the 60 gig is the hdd size, nothing else right. or am i missing something here, and if i get the 60 gig hdd, can i hook up a usb external harddrive to it if i run out of room or is sony comming out with a usb hdd?Lach0121

The 80 gig which is coming out in august will have a bigger hdd size and will include motorstorm. the 80 gig will not have the EE chip which is the ps2 hardware, so instead it will use emulation like the european models. You are not guaranteed 100% backwards compatibility but Sony is continuously increase the bacwards compatibility through updates. you can also use an external hdd with the ps3.

see you on psn;)

[QUOTE="Princedoom"][QUOTE="MondoCool"][QUOTE="Princedoom"]

here is more of a confirmation

http://evga.com/forums/tm.asp?m=72303

MondoCool

Don't have to post my thread (don't blow my cover X-D)

sorry:|

Don't worry all I have to do is get a chainsaw, cut every limb, your mouth, face... yeah you get the idea just come over to my sexual deviant house ;)

Be there tommorrow.

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[QUOTE="Princedoom"]

here is more of a confirmation

http://evga.com/forums/tm.asp?m=72303

MondoCool

Don't have to post my thread (don't blow my cover X-D)

sorry:|

here is more of a confirmation

http://evga.com/forums/tm.asp?m=72303

i have the 680i too and i love it. i haven't had any problems with and it's a great overclocker. it supports penryn just like like MondoCool said but not ddr3 which is pretty pointless now with its high price and bad timings.

btw MondoCool are you JigglyWiggly from the evga forums? i recognize your sig.

the a1 and t1 are both revisions that allow better overclocking for quad cores. the a1 and ar have extra cables, a manual, and a lifetime waranty where the t1 and tr have fewer cables, no hard copy manual (there is one on cd and you can also download it of the site) and it only has a 1 year waranty or 2 with registration.

i would definetly suggest the quad core revision boards especially since they're the same price. as for t1 and a1, you should get the a1 if you need the extra cables and feel safer with the lifetime warranty.

i currently have the T1 revision and i have never had any problems with it :)

check here for more info or questions http://evga.com/forums/

hope i helped