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    PS5 Slim created by DIY Perks Channel; See the result

    Osmond BlakeBy Osmond BlakeJune 20, 2022No Comments2 Mins Read
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    The PS5 Slim doesn’t exist yet, but it could be a wish for those who didn’t like the console’s bulky design. With this in mind, the channel”DIY Perks“Moving the video game components to try to produce a more compact model, only 2 cm high – although adapting the cooling system took a lot of work.

    To shape the product, the creator was inspired by water coolers Personal computer – technology that is able to cool the processor and hardware boards without taking up the internal space of the case. The operation was demonstrated in the latest video released on YouTube. a look:

    As a result of rearranging the cooling system, the PS5 Slim arrived at the initially expected 2cm, but with a larger piece, separate from the console and responsible for taking care of the operation. In the first test, YouTuber creation didn’t work well and had an overheating issue.

    After solving the problem, DIY Perks was able to play Forbidden horizon west Do not freeze and crash. Officially, Sony hasn’t announced anything yet PS5 Slim – The way is to wait to see if it really comes out in the future (maybe even with a little inspiration in the YouTube-created model, right?).

    PS5 Slim is a distant reality, but a new console may be introduced soon

    According to a patent filed by Sony, a new professional console model for the PS5 may be on the way. According to insider Tom Henderson, the device will have removable analog sticks, brake triggers and rear buttons. See more details here!

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