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The new PS5 model has no worse cooling or performance than the original, says Digital Foundry

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Eurogamer is a British computer game journalism website owned by Player Network, both created alongside each various other in 1999. Its editor-in-chief is Oli Welsh as well as its editor is Wesley Yin-Poole. At the end of August there came a controversy around PlayStation 5 and its internal review that reached stores . PlayStation began distributing a new version of the console with slightly different components, which weighs about 300 grams less than the release version, mainly by the use of a smaller dissipator. This gave rise to an incomplete analysis on its thermal dissipation by the YouTuber Austin Evans, which unleashed the controversial in the networks by a supposed worst performance of the console in these models. Allegations that Digital Foundry and Gamers Nexus have already disassembled. There is no significant difference between the old and the new Digital Foundry PS5 As a Gamespot and expanding Engadget, the two channels have carried out a Joint Analysis of the new PS...

PS5: analyze the new model and confirm that it does not heat up more than the original

The new revised model of PS5 (CFI-1100 series) does not suffer from overheats or hworse performance a worse performance that remittances sent to businesses during the lworse performancet quarter of 2020 and the first half of 2021 (series CFI-1100). The medium Digital Foundry hworse performance analyzed in depth not only the differences of the materials of this new version of PlayStation 5, worse performance we saw days ago, but have focused on how those changes are translated into practice. The summary is that everything continues worse performance until now. There are clear and tangible worse performancepects: The new pS5 consoles remittance feature a smaller heat sink . The main scale of the plate is now smaller; It happens from 1639 grams to 1368 grams. Not in vain, these initial differences in the temperature peaks can be of a timely nature, given that under normal conditions Refrigeration will be virtually identical and, worse performance concludes Richard Leadbetter, it ...

No, the new PS5 digital model does not have a worse cooling system

A couple of days ago we talked about a new model of PlayStation 5 Digital Edition, which has a much smaller heat sink that would be affecting the performance of the console. youtuber technology, Austin Evans, revealed that this review was heated more than the old model, but a new analysis of digital foundry shows that actually this is not a problem that we should worry. Richard LeadBetter has been testing the new ps5 cfi-1100 with control , by remedy entertainment. The expert stressed that, even in graphically plaintiffs areas of the game, the new * PS5 * Consumes practically the same amount of power than a launch unit. Missing if the machine is heated more or not, but the logic signs that if the new cooling system was not up to, the fan would increase its power to expel all the hot air. This is not happening, and after several hours of play, the amount of energy consumed is consistent too. In fact, LeadBetter Theoriza that the new fan could be doing a better job...