It's a vacuum cleaner.
Open it up
Apply new thermal paste(dont cheap out here)
Clear dust and any obstructions to airflow
Reassemble
My ps4 went from jet engine to quiet as a mouse
Wow, this is the first time I've seen the system and I can't believe they didn't add any more damn USB ports. Being able to only charge my headset or my controller while using my headset is SO GOOD.
The Wii U has four goddamn USB ports for fuck's sake.
Uhh, isn't the camera port proprietary? Not standard usb& PS4 has 3 , 1 is just for the camera.
Sony is too smart to waste money adding extra USB ports when most people will never use them besides charging the controllers & USB ports/chargers are everywhere.
& PS4 has 3 , 1 is just for the camera.
Any thoughts on how loud/quiet this thing will run?
On the topic of noise levels, do you guys keep your PS4 in an entertainment center or in an open area?
I put my PS4 inside my entertainment center and it would get so loud, I'd hear it even with headphones on. I moved it out and put it next to the TV where it has open air circulation and it runs a lot quieter.
Uhh, isn't the camera port proprietary? Not standard usb
Just 2. The one in the back isn't the same thing.
It's still a USB port just not standard.
I'm saying that they have ports for what is needed & any extra ports would be wasting resources because most people only use them for charging the controller.
USB is a standard. Ergo if it's a non-standard port it isn't USB even if the underlying protocol are architectural routing are identical.
Given that everyone needs to charge their controllers and the PS4 is the one device guaranteed to be near where you use the PS4 I don't think of those ports as "wasted" on charging.
I would really like to see at least one USB port added to the back for semi-permanent setups, whether it's a connection to a powered hub or some other device. On a regular basis I'll need connections to charge DS4 and Move controllers, plus connections for USB microphones, my Rock Band MIDI adapter, and a Rocksmith cable or two. I get that it won't have that many dedicated ports, but having one around back to route to a hub would be really nice.
Yeah, this thing is alright.
Power buttons now make more sense - don't miss the freaky pulsating turn-on sequence at all. Now a thin strip of five pinhole lights in front of the power button on the far left show what's going on.
Genuinely 1/2 as loud than the original (with hybrid HDD) PS4 during a pretty long Titanfall 2 Technical Test / No Man's Sky session (man, the latter has zero respek for time), and actually enjoyed the light show on the controller whilst playing The Magic Circle: Gold Edition, thanks to the new slit on the front at the top of the trackpad.
Controller has a slightly more matte feel on the rear, but the sticks and d-pad are pretty much the same as my launch PS4's despite two years of wear and tear. Battery life still poor...don't expect a major revision.
VERDICT: It's a PS4 all right, only narrower and a bit quiet. Same amount of USBs and their weird locations a shame.
Nice low price, though and this thing will do the business.
You already have one!?
1/2 ad loud during a gaming session? Pretty good
Already have one? How? Pictures maybe?
Yeah, this thing is alright.
Power buttons now make more sense - don't miss the freaky pulsating turn-on sequence at all. Now a thin strip of five pinhole lights in front of the power button on the far left show what's going on.
Genuinely 1/2 as loud than the original (with hybrid HDD) PS4 during a pretty long Titanfall 2 Technical Test / No Man's Sky session (man, the latter has zero respek for time), and actually enjoyed the light show on the controller whilst playing The Magic Circle: Gold Edition, thanks to the new slit on the front at the top of the trackpad.
Controller has a slightly more matte feel on the rear, but the sticks and d-pad are pretty much the same as my launch PS4's despite two years of wear and tear. Battery life still poor...don't expect a major revision.
VERDICT: It's a PS4 all right, only narrower and a bit quiet. Same amount of USBs and their weird locations a shame.
Nice low price, though and this thing will do the business.
Does it support wireless AC?
Does it support wireless AC?
People are not thinking straight and setting themselves up for disappointment. I mean, isn't the damn Wii U more expensive than that?The PS4 today is $349.99 right now right? Why would they cut the price to $199 in 2 weeks?
Adding stuff in this case doesn't necessarily cost more money though. They are replacing existing chips with more modern counterparts that might be quite economic.i think additions like that would be for NEO, in addition to things like UHDBR, HDMI 2.0 and such.
Since this is a cost cut PS4, they are just gonna take out things and condense only the most necessary features, and not add stuff
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Adding stuff in this case doesn't necessarily cost more money though. They are replacing existing chips with more modern counterparts that might be quite economic.
I mean, I don't think HDCP2.2 and HDMI 2.0 would actually cost them extra to put in the new design. AC and the UHD drive might but 4K netflix, and other streaming services might make it worthwhile for Sony to include.In regards to the APU, yeah they are moving the PS4 APU to a smaller process node, and a motherboard revision as well. But using modern parts besides that? I dunno.
I mean, I don't think HDCP2.2 and HDMI 2.0 would actually cost them extra to put in the new design. AC and the UHD drive might but 4K netflix, and other streaming services might make it worthwhile for Sony to include.
Adding stuff in this case doesn't necessarily cost more money though. They are replacing existing chips with more modern counterparts that might be quite economic.
Open it up
Apply new thermal paste(dont cheap out here)
Clear dust and any obstructions to airflow
Reassemble
My ps4 went from jet engine to quiet as a mouse
Looking at the newer AMD chips you see chips that are updates to Xbox One chip but there is nothing that match PS4 chip & the closest thing is the 480 with double the CUs which is the move that Sony is making.
Neo is Sony's Xbox One S they just so happen to be pushing it further than MS did.
NEO fills the role of the Xbox One S and the Scorpio at the same time from what i see.
Tried that two times with what seemed to be bad paste and the third time with arctic mx4 paste, didn't change anything, still can dry my hair with it ��
No, it really doesn't. Scorpio is going to be a powerhouse, but it's also not coming out for a long while. Neo will be an upgraded PS4 with 4K capabilities, but it's not going to be on the same level as Scorpio. Neo will probably also cost less than Scorpio.
Same!Open it up
Apply new thermal paste(dont cheap out here)
Clear dust and any obstructions to airflow
Reassemble
My ps4 went from jet engine to quiet as a mouse
Are you willing to make a bet on the gap between the Neo and Scorpio being 50% or less across the board?No, it really doesn't. Scorpio is going to be a powerhouse, but it's also not coming out for a long while. Neo will be an upgraded PS4 with 4K capabilities, but it's not going to be on the same level as Scorpio. Neo will probably also cost less than Scorpio.
There's no real comparison as they're taking two different upgrade paths, now.
NEO fills the role of the Xbox One S and the Scorpio at the same time from what i see.
No, it really doesn't. Scorpio is going to be a powerhouse, but it's also not coming out for a long while. Neo will be an upgraded PS4 with 4K capabilities, but it's not going to be on the same level as Scorpio. Neo will probably also cost less than Scorpio.
There's no real comparison as they're taking two different upgrade paths, now.
Is it in an enclosed cabinet?
Are you willing to make a bet on the gap between the Neo and Scorpio being 50% or less across the board?
Actually the approach Sony is taking put MS is a weird place if they are not able to take full advantage of Scorpio's power & show a big difference.
When you make a game for Neo mode you're coding for Neo & you're able to do things like use compute for the front end of your graphics pipeline but I think for Scorpio devs will basically be making UWP games so they probably wouldn't be pushing Scorpio to it's limits.
It really depends on the pricepoint that Micrsosoft is going for. Are they going for the $499 crowd? Or are they going for the $599 crowd? The way they made Scorpio sound in their presentation is that they're going for the enthusiast crowd, essentially making it sound like a Windows version of a Steambox.
I completely agree. It all really depends on how well the Neo does for Sony and how well Microsoft can harness Scorpio's power.
It'll be interesting. Scorpio is supposed to be big boost in power, but all games are supposed to work with each system. So games will be made for the lowest common denominator in mind first right? Will a dev go that extra mile to harness ALL of the scorpios power?
Because scorpio is the next gen xbox, they don't even call this an xbox one where Sony have already said that the PS4 Neo is only a mid gen upgrade.It'll be interesting. Scorpio is supposed to be big boost in power, but all games are supposed to work with each system. So games will be made for the lowest common denominator in mind first right? Will a dev go that extra mile to harness ALL of the scorpios power?
Adding stuff in this case doesn't necessarily cost more money though. They are replacing existing chips with more modern counterparts that might be quite economic.
Absolutely hate the top
Open it up
Apply new thermal paste(dont cheap out here)
Yeah, this thing is alright.
Power buttons now make more sense - don't miss the freaky pulsating turn-on sequence at all. Now a thin strip of five pinhole lights in front of the power button on the far left show what's going on.
Genuinely 1/2 as loud than the original (with hybrid HDD) PS4 during a pretty long Titanfall 2 Technical Test / No Man's Sky session (man, the latter has zero respek for time), and actually enjoyed the light show on the controller whilst playing The Magic Circle: Gold Edition, thanks to the new slit on the front at the top of the trackpad.
Controller has a slightly more matte feel on the rear, but the sticks and d-pad are pretty much the same as my launch PS4's despite two years of wear and tear. Battery life still poor...don't expect a major revision.
VERDICT: It's a PS4 all right, only narrower and a bit quiet. Same amount of USBs and their weird locations a shame.
Nice low price, though and this thing will do the business.
Because scorpio is the next gen xbox, they don't even call this an xbox one where Sony have already said that the PS4 Neo is only a mid gen upgrade.
The fact is that MS, just like with the xbox-xbox 360, need to stop the current gen early because their sales are pretty low if non existent outside UK and USA.
Scorpio doesn't have an official name yet. could still be an Xbox oneBecause scorpio is the next gen xbox, they don't even call this an xbox one where Sony have already said that the PS4 Neo is only a mid gen upgrade.
The fact is that MS, just like with the xbox-xbox 360, need to stop the current gen early because their sales are pretty low if non existent outside UK and USA.