I bought 2 broken Playstation 3 "Fat" with the yellow light of death (YLOD) - Restoration & Repair

[@مطبخوفاءفؤاد]

No annoying sound, no annoying music, it's perfect. Thank you for the great video

[@resEG]

Glad you liked it!

[@EraldoPiccione]

Yeah

[@nuclear_war_games]

You've rescued a rare ps3, the very original ones that can play ps2 games and are bloody expensive

[@nuclear_war_games]

@androidgaming-nt6ng lucky

[@MajinUber]

I had no idea, i have 2, i think one needs a good clean though, might have to spend the weekend doing just that! :D

[@nuclear_war_games]

@@MajinUber Does it have 4 USB ports?

[@MajinUber]

@@nuclear_war_games Yeah they both do

[@nuclear_war_games]

@@MajinUber God damn dude, well done

[@sharkhardware]

Really... Removing NEC caps WITHOUT CHECKING SYSCON, wow! You are a genius!

[@thekillingofamerica3385]

You can usually tell if it's nec's the ylod will be delayed or even show image before it turns off

[@sharkhardware]

@@thekillingofamerica3385 Psx-home posted?

[@thekillingofamerica3385]

@@sharkhardware no experience 🤣 I've reballed, rsx swapped, Nec tokin upgraded to tantalum caps, delidded litterally 500/600 PS3s... I know them intimately unfortunately 😂

[@chezncrackerslol894]

@@thekillingofamerica3385what about frankies

[@genericchannel-wy5jh]

@@thekillingofamerica3385do you sell these systems maybe?

[@KuroMicra]

Your skills never cease to amaze me. My sons and I regularly watch your videos.

[@cosettapessa6417]

Bot?

[@KuroMicra]

@@cosettapessa6417 nah, human.

[@cosettapessa6417]

@@KuroMicra noice

[@TheMadricks]

I am impressed. Being able to bring such devices back to life is an art and good for the environment 👍

[@wayoflight4153]

He brings not back to life this PS3. It's fake. Xbox gamepad :)

[@writtergab2976]

​@@wayoflight4153it's a generic controller, to Xbox, PS3 and PC, dude. Be careful with afirmations that you are not so sure about...

[@rebgedshaq06]

Where can I Buy the condensators?

[@Maximus20778]

@@wayoflight4153 learn english

[@Gamingconundrum]

It's been proven that the NEC Tokens are not the issue. It's a temporary fix at best. It's the lead soldering between the chip and dye layers. It's a complete waste.

[@rorymercury4203]

Dude, if you think that this solved the problem of YLOD, then you are deeply mistaken. Disassemble, clean from dust and change the thermal paste - this is not enough. Who will scalp RSX and PSX? There, under the covers, is also thermal paste. So expect the PS3 to die again soon. Capacitors from NEC have nothing to do with it at all, why did you touch them? YLOD is a problem caused by overheating and poor soldering of the BGA chip. I’m generally scared to talk about soldering, it’s horror. It hurts me as a repairman to look at this.......

[@diecrafter1986]

True. Only in very rare cases the necs are at fault. Why do fake videos always get so much attention?

[@thriftingbyjl212]

So what needed to be done?

[@Swif7Shadow]

@@thriftingbyjl212 remove the gpu (90nm) and install a harvested one, a 65nm one from later revisions. check RIP felix's videos if you are curious.

[@TheOnlyPedroGameplays]

@@Swif7Shadowgood deal, I don’t want to do what they do with the caps anyways. It looks exceedingly risky and damaging to the console. Is it still worth fixing alongside everything else like the thermal pads and paste?

[@visorman379]

​@diecrafter1986 its not that nec tokin issues are rare, its that bga issues are way too common

[@RBKing80]

NEC Tokins are not the cause of the YLOD. It is the RSX Chip. This is a temporary fix

[@ShinryuZensen]

Fun Fact: it's been already proven that those caps aren't the cause of failure. It's a defect in chipsets of that era.

[@christopherbolis2048]

Yes, but sometimes the caps fails before che chip itself that's why some ps3s are fixed replacing the nec/tokin

[@thall6594]

Yeah I hate seeing people just replace the caps without checking the syscon for the actual error. Just fucking the board up for no reason. "bUt iT woRkS nOW" Doubt it will for long.

[@carlitos3460]

@@thall6594 yeah it would play at max a week or 2 with normal use

[@MrChocobit]

He is so bad. Removing them with a screwdriver. And you right it’s because of a heat problem not the caps

[@borisdg]

@@christopherbolis2048 Not really. You are fixing them, because you are heating the BGA under the chips. It's temporarily.

[@dokkan_battle_ost_loops]

I see so much hate about the soldering job but even if it's not very good it still brought back this console to life, so why hating ?

[@Arif.M19]

why? because they don't know how to use😂

[@0Asterite0]

temporary fix. didn't even check the codes to see if it was the gpu

[@dokkan_battle_ost_loops]

@@0Asterite0 Bro it was dead anyway, now it works i know what to do to properly fix a ps3 but his job is still okay.

[@0Asterite0]

@@dokkan_battle_ost_loopsif if breaks a couple weeks later it just makes him look bad

[@dokkan_battle_ost_loops]

@@0Asterite0 No because it worked again. Bro stop saying it's bad just because it's not extra perfect with syscon error checked. Not everyone has this kind of time and no matter what every PS3 Fat with the 90nm CPU GPU combo is doomed to die sooner or later, and I doubt about the fact that he has the desire and the capacity to frankenstein the console on it's own. It was already a piece of trash, now at least it works, even for not very long it's still here.

[@DaveDoc1984]

A wild assumption is made that it’s the Tokins. No SYSCON check performed. Horrible removal of the Tokins by jabbing a screwdriver at it! Left the black strip of the Tokins on the board… clearly wasn’t using enough heat so the soldering job of the Caps was crusty and awful….. what exactly have you restored here?

[@Shinquapin]

I completely agree. I was cringing the whole time he ripped off the old caps and soldered the new ones. I hope no one uses this as an example of fixing YLOD.

[@adampruchinsky4574]

I mean if you guys can do better by all means post something and show this guy up, instead of just commenting negative shit

[@DaveDoc1984]

@@adampruchinsky4574 Errr no what I have said is just pure common sense when it comes to PS3 repairs. For 1 thing jabbing the board with a screw driver is bad practice, leaving the plastic from the Old Caps is bad... The fact before you even LOOK at the caps, not checking SYSCON is just a brain dead move. No need for me to " show" how I would do it as I wouldn't attempt this myself unless I wired up SYSCON and knew for sure what the issue was.

[@diecrafter1986]

​@@adampruchinsky4574they are right. Also, isn't he using a x bo x Co ntroller in the last Clip???

[@hiimpubg360]

Wait how did you connect an Xbox360 Controller to a PS3 ???

[@resEG]

It is not an Xbox 360 controller it is a Rapoo V600 Ergonomic Vibration Shock Controller Gamepad for PC, PS3, and XBOX360, thanks for the visit

[@hiimpubg360]

@@resEG you are welcome

[@mrmeme9700]

Every usb wired controller or Bluetooth ones works on ps3 even joy-cons

[@muhamadALgazali-gp8nl]

هث٢خ٤٢١صنصص ٢هه٢١١ ثا٢

[@DiMarzio-Tone]

And he's a wise mouth too? 😜🥴🤪😂🙄😆😅🖕.

[@Shoeg4zer]

Did I miss something? What happened to the other PS3?

[@andresmundacka677]

Excelente trabajo . Me sentí identificado cuando reventabas las burbujas 😅

[@whirlwings]

THIS restoration raises more questions than answers. Oh well you got your VIEWS

[@chazby1]

Руки оторвать такому мастеру! Это страшный сон

[@ВалераЧерный-э9ф]

)) рука - лицо ... когда увидел паяльник)) это типичный клинер))

[@dominicpulei5260]

@@ВалераЧерный-э9ф а что он заменил так некрасиво?)))

[@ВалераЧерный-э9ф]

@@dominicpulei5260 кондёры

[@pioneersss8994]

Это точно 😖

[@chriscravens4915]

This is how DK oldies should be restoring game consoles instead of ripping people off….

[@sharkhardware]

I highly doubt that he fixed anything.

[@toyotacorollaaltis8613]

They already are

[@Roblox_mrtomas]

@shar he did fixed it. This is the proof. Wym lil bro 😭🙏

[@kytim89]

That is too much work for DK Oldies.

[@310_Latchkey_kid]

Very skillful person! Love your videos!!

[@resEG]

Thank you very much!

[@jenniferhart6504]

What in gods name, that's a pretty nuclear way to go about fixing this.

[@josiasproedits]

I love this guy. He makes proper restoration videos and not like others that get it by risky places and dumps/landfills. You have earned a sub.

[@RBKing80]

He is literally a fake like the rest of them

[@BulkBogan1920]

Those landfill videos are fake and staged

[@michael9613]

You know, that thing can play PS2 games as well it's an early backwards compatible model

[@resEG]

Thank you for giving me this information! Have a great day.

[@alisonsmith4436]

You are amazing for fixing this machine up 🔝

[@resEG]

Glad you like it!

[@3riggsgaming]

Great content! What game is being played at the end?

[@rinaldiekopranata9195]

Superb, i always amaze how u fix the broken console 😍

[@Kakeen]

Absolutely stunning work. I still have my old fat 60 gig (500gig now) PS3, bought it brand new and it wasn't until recently I had to get repaired. Are those NEC chips usually the cause of YLOD?

[@Minister596]

no, it's usually the solder used under the gpu. 50ish% of the YLOD reports are the solder. The chips replaced here can also be a cause, but not to the extent of the GPU issue.

[@thekillingofamerica3385]

I do bga rework, and it's almost always a bad rsx chip or bga connections under the rsx, only way to permanently fix is to swap a slim rsx chip on to the cok001 002 boards.. Also called the Frankenstein mod. Works really well

[@randomdog4255]

Yes, the failure is usually the RSX. Sometimes the tokins fail, but that's pretty rare.

[@RBKing80]

No they are not. Its normally the RSX

[@largevapor]

It's like 20% NEC tokin caps

[@ちょこりんファン]

I would love to have my PlayStation3 repaired as well. It has the same symptoms as the video.

[@Gamingconundrum]

Check out R.I.P. Felix. Get some real information and answers.

[@akgh2010]

This video should be considered one of the iconic videos on fixing YLOD and cleaning PS3 to return it like brand new. Amazing job man. Oh, can you please include the link of capacitors you bought to replace NEC Token ones? Thanks

[@alisss65]

Adoro verte como le das una segunda oportunidad a esas Play que ya dan por muertas ....❤ Da gusto ver tu paciencia...nueva seguidora. Saludos desde Torino Italia 💕

[@resEG]

Saluti a Torino e a tutta l'Italia. A proposito, sono un appassionato della Lega Italiana. ❤

[@alisss65]

@@resEG Torino è bella come tutta l’Italia! E qui ci siamo appassionati anche al campionato anche se il mio cuore è diviso tra Torino e Juventus☺️🥰

[@songsan807]

The fixing looks doable until he started scraping the chips off and then soldering the smaller yellow chip. Was there a part where he diagnose the issues before doing it and then tested again prior to putting everything back together? I seen videos where they use multi-meters to test.

[@Lokii_DX]

Usually it’s not the capacitors, it’s more or likely the RSX (the GPU). They were known for their insane power consumption and heat output. The 90 nm variants (the ones found in the launch models) had the most issues. When they started decreasing the size, this decreased power consumption and made them a lot cooler temperature wise. This is why the later Phats, Slims, and Super Slims are the more desirable models, even though they lose PS2 backwards compatibility

[@christopherf2189]

No issues with your work, but would have liked either explaining why you did the replacement soldering.. Not an expert as a viewer so would have liked to known the reason to do that

[@zhurnivuurg]

If you want a full breakdown of how PS3 consoles fail, and the various fixes available, you should look up "Rip Felix". He has a handful of videos explaining what he learned while trying to fix multiple PS3 consoles. Very educational.

[@diecrafter1986]

He did his job not that good actually. Ripping the capacitors of with a screwdriver is a no go, also normally you check alot of different things like the "syscon" before replacing the nectokens. Also doesn't it look like a xbox controller at the end?? You can't connect a xbox controller with a ps3??

[@PS-qf9fj]

That's 110% an Xbox controller

[@alexsitnikov7020]

Самое интересное, что YOLD это не 100% замена токенов, по хорошему сначала надо снять ошибки из SYSCON и они подскажут с 95% вероятностью в чем проблема желтого огня. Простой владелец щас посмотрит - побежит токены менять на танталовые конденсаторы, а там проблема в отвале графического чипа. Короче в описании хотя бы добавили бы про этот момент, чтобы не обнадеживать других.

[@bittlejuse]

Подписался под каждым словом, автор настоящий варвар.

[@waelarafa7365]

Lots of memories and emotions tied to ps3 for me. Good and humble times

[@austinopry]

Me too

[@UzuMaki_DiDiK]

What is the exact name of these capacitors and how many watts? As usual, good job 🤩

[@resEG]

Tantalum Capacitors "330/470uF - 2.5V/6.3V - Rated, Glad you liked it!

[@ЕвгенийЗадорожный-ы2н]

excellent repair. I wanted to ask you if 470uf 2.5v is suitable for this repair?

[@sharkhardware]

@@ЕвгенийЗадорожный-ы2н Не меняй ничего пока не проверишь коды ошибок syscon. Просто в никуда время потратишь, деньги и нервы.

[@RestorationVideo]

Fabulous work! Each project is both interesting and educational. I learn a lot about items and their workings just watching you.

[@resEG]

Awesome, thank you! Have a great day.

[@RBKing80]

How not to repair a YLOD console.

[@LeandroSouza-bg3mv]

Eu soldei 4 capacitores de tantalo cor preta de 470 sem tirar os NEC TOKIN no meu PS3 SLIM e deu muito certo

[@rolando.delgado]

capo donde lo soldaste

[@LeandroSouza-bg3mv]

​@@rolando.delgado nos capacitores NEC TOKIN do lado debaixo da placa do PS3 SLIM

[@pyramidsinegypt]

Were the tokens actually damaged/dfective or was the replacement just part of a general overhaul? (because the Nec Token caps are usually really really good and have generally not much to do with YLOD in the long run, at least not just by themselves)

[@NetYarozeGR]

actually the oposide. Nec tokins even on old laptops they faill.

[@davestrider9838]

Not true. Go do some more research ​@@NetYarozeGR

[@stephenvalente3296]

Think I'd like to have a custom PCB for those capacitors to make it look a bit tidier, but good work of course. My original release PS3 is still going strong, but not used for a while. Have another early model PS3 that I got free, but was said not to work, so may give that one a look see when have the time.

[@PRO100_TAYFUN]

Когда он стал выковыривать кондюки отвёрткой то сразу понял что это тупо дядя Вася из какого то гаража🤣🤣🤣 так нельзя детали отрывать! Можно и дорожки угробить. Флюс и фен в помощь🙂 Лайк всё равно поставил🙂

[@MrYardroid]

порнуха какаято, но работает)))

[@ssvgamesonline9996]

да , грубиян ещё тот....

[@dj2bas128]

Я тоже о дорожках подумал)

[@СуперМарио-ч1п]

Я искала русский комментарии😅😅 Мне стало плохо когда он начал ковырять отверткой 😱🤣

[@PROJECTMAXGARAGE]

а дальше то ты видел что он на эти места припаял и самое главное как припаял?) это боль для моих глаз)

[@ifixorfreerepair3022]

No disrespect intended but this is normally not what is wrong with these units. It will temporarily "fix" them because the heat applied to remove and replace the NEC Tokin chips will temporarily reflow the BGA under the real problem, the RSX chip. Reselling these after doing this type of repair is a bit unethical. Most of these will fail in days. Some will last weeks. A few will last months. As someone else on here already stated please watch RIP Felix YLOD video here on KZbin. He does an amazing in depth analysis and is the person responsible for enlightening myself. As a side note, part of the reason I commented on an old video is I am getting these in my shop on a fairly regular basis in just the last 3 months. My customers had purchased "refurbed" and they worked for a short time before reverting to the blinking red light. Can they be saved by replacing the RSX chip, maybe. But the amount now spent on the console is rather prohibitive. So just don't jump in and start replacing NEC Tokin chips. They were blamed for something they normally weren't causing.

[@Kat_Creates]

I think it would be helpful if you added a text description of what was happening in the video. Alot of the time I was confused about what product you were using or what parts you were disassembling and for what reason.

[@jamesdeason763]

Not sure if they were on already, but the subtitles add some informative information during the repair.

[@zerostar33]

I’m thankful that people put in the time and effort to make these videos but yeah when you’re doing a repair you should narrate it. What’s with this mime stuff? Just tell everyone what’s going on.

[@Biggu1234]

That PS3 is a backwards compatible model, which can run from PS1, PS2 to PS3 Discs, which other PlayStation 3's can only play PS1 and this one is an extremely rare model. Take very good care of it!

[@RBVJnt]

Fun Fact: The NEC/TOKINs aren't the culprit of the issue, and it gets fixed by the heat applied near the chipset

[@largevapor]

Fun fact: your info is incorrect, YLOD is a general hardware failure and he should have diagnosed it properly by soldering wires on the syscon RXD and TXD pins and using a UART, if the error code produced by said chip ends with "1002", it indeed is the power going to the RSX not being correct which means the NEC Tokin tantalum caps are the culprit, if the error produced is anything else, like a 3034 which indicates a dead RSX chip, then yes, it isn't the culprit. If the issue is a 3034 then your only solution basically is to get a new chip.

[@jamesdriver0317]

My brothers CECH-E01 has this issue. I had to open it and disassemble the disc drive to get a PS1 game out of it. Thankfully it works in my PS3 Super Slim

[@Legend828asf5]

I always thought that the problem with YLOD was the CPU and GPU, incredible! :D

[@carlitos3460]

In some cases yes but it’s usually either bad cooling or little to no thermal paste

[@felixlutticken5694]

the "cell" died on a lot of the ps2 compatible PS3s as they had a way smaller heatsink

[@Nascar1243]

In this case it probably was the gpu and replacing the tokins happened to get it working but trust me it will only fix it temporarily if the gpu is bad

[@jelkobg5944]

@@felixlutticken5694 The CELL never was a problem. The real problem was the RSX solder balls between the chip and the tiny board under it.

[@ramonpagan695]

It is, at least my was. I fixed it by removing the heat spreader and replacing the dry thermal past.

[@Josh-Barnett]

Nice video but the nec tokens are not the problem. Its gpu failure. To anyone with a ylod ps3, don't replace the tokens unless you know for certan they're the issue. The only real way to make these guys reliable is a 40nm Frankenstein

[@rul644]

Very nice and clean job! What kind of capacitors did you use? Thanks in advance

[@Dark_eVader]

Turn on sub-titles or read his description.

[@rul644]

First, i have to confirm my ps3 vers

[@aquilesferreira9657]

Nice work! Was it necessary also to replace a new cmos 3.3v battery?

[@Mak4eK]

По хорошему нужно было ещё скальпировать процессоры и заменить термо интерфейс под их крышками!

[@WillisWheeler]

this is what dkoldies is supposed to do

[@wagnerschiavon5155]

*Great Job Dear Restoration EG... Awesome Repair of PlayStation 3 Fat Version... Thanks for Sharing this Great Content!!!* ✌😎

[@resEG]

Thanks! I’m glad you like it.

[@spidouche44]

I think the first one you show is the first model of the console, retrocompatible PS2, very rare, glad you fixed it

[@JimiJamma]

You can see it’s a PS3 model CECHC04 at the 5:39 mark. This model is backwards compatible but lacks the emotion engine chip found in earlier CECHA and CECHB models. I found this information on the web. The CECHC04 has got hybrid PS2 emulation, which means that the Graphics Synthesizer is on the motherboard, but the Emotion Engine is emulated by CELL. This means that this model has got additional routine for emulating PS2 Games: ps2_gxemu

[@HaydesGrooves]

How did you know just to replace the Nec Tokin caps to get it to work again? Did you think to use syscon to read the errors? Is the condole still working? Cheers

[@chronos9294]

Très belle vidéo 👍vous effectuez les réparations par envoi de la PS3 ylod ? Bonne journée

[@rrunner102]

I also got a ylod once. I hit it once and it works ever since

[@MTG69]

Slap it back to functioning, I like it. Brute force method.

[@AlDim000]

Lol, those NEC/Tokin caps on the PS3s almost never go bad, so replacing them with zero actual diagnostics to "fix" YLOD is a total fad if you follow the latest developments in the PS3 repair community. This "repair" will not last. In the vast majority of cases YLOD is caused by a dead GPU and the only real way to fix it is by replacing the GPU (now there are ways to use the newer versions, but it is far from trivial).

[@diecrafter1986]

Look at the likes and dislikes on this video and you will see.. Luckily people understand nowadays, that the easy fixes are not the problem, often. Just remember the times everyone was using a hairdryer for ps3s and the oven for graphixcards fixes. People are finally learning.

[@olivierurtado9581]

Impressionnant. Good job. La ps1 pla ps3 et 3 mytiques. Bravo chef

[@rm4213]

Looks like a dk oldies refurbished console

[@bertholdbouman3007]

Great restoration, I love your videos. Would it be fair to say that most of the dust gets into these Playstations and XBoxes because they have these monster fans that suck in liters of air every minute? When you look at where the dust has accumulated, you can clearly see the air flows through the whole console.

[@resEG]

Thank you for the kind words! You're absolutely right. The powerful fans in PlayStations and Xboxes do indeed draw in a lot of air, which unfortunately brings in dust and debris as well. This dust tends to accumulate in areas with high airflow, like around the fans and vents, which can affect the console's performance over time. Regular cleaning and maintenance can help keep your console running smoothly. Thanks for watching and sharing your insights!

[@sinancesur8827]

You applied the thermal paste very badly and carelessly.

[@carlitos3460]

I’m pretty sure it’s suppose to mimic thermal pads

[@andrefixa]

He used shitty chinese thermal shit

[@SlickRick4EVER]

Then make a video on how to do it correctly….

[@chanyphilly8266]

That wasn't thermal paste. It was flux that you use when soldering. It cleans up as you go along.

[@RikaiSantana]

​@@SlickRick4EVER W comment

[@502armedloaded5]

Dude restored a ps3 and played a OG game!! BLUR fcking awesome

[@Gunner15981]

You don't need to spread the thermal paste. It will spread once you put the cover on it.

[@resEG]

Many thanks for the tip.

[@zaika_a_a]

Some people spread some not. He did not put too much so his way is good as well...

[@مطبخوفاءفؤاد]

لا موسيقى لا كلام لا ثرثرة انه الكمال شكرا لك فيديو رائع ❤

[@resEG]

Glad you liked it!

[@Zodiak007]

Gran trabajo como siempre, podrías poner link donde comprar los capacitor es? Gracias

[@gomenoni]

Me imagino que fue en Ali express

[@gomenoni]

Y se ve que usa un control de xbox 360 en la play 3 no sabia que eran compatibles

[@selectplayernueve6248]

hola amigo, sabes el nombre del juego ??

[@gamerempedernido842]

@@selectplayernueve6248 creo que es burnout paradise

[@Frandash9]

@@gomenoni se puede si la ps3 tiene instalado Custom Firmware y por medio de un plug in.

[@TRIBAL-mb4tq]

What do you use to get out the scratches out?

[@Polarbearden]

Nothing , he replaced them with fake ones

[@luizcorreiademorais6188]

Good afternoon EG restoration, I really liked your work, commitment and dedication, essential for this role, I was just in doubt about the new capacitors, they are new NEC/TOKIN models, with the serial number 0E128 - 1200uF according to what came in the box. board, or, are they tantalum capacitors having the same capacitance? Thank you and a big hug.

[@resEG]

Thank you very much!

[@Kunfucious577]

Why is it always a capacitor? I gotta say, watching these kinds of videos inspire me to know at least the basics of everything. It would save me so much money.

[@Florin20D]

Because of heat dissipation the capactiors overheat and with time they will fail and thats what causes ylod most of the times.Cpu nor capacitor are the cause of ylod very rarely the gpu itself

[@Its_Phobos]

Manufacturing deficiencies in the 95nm process GPUs cause power draw issues after a number of heat/cool cycles. The core issue can be temporarily fixed by the cap replacement but will not last. Even when syscon is reporting capacitor errors, you have to take a step back and understand what killed the caps.

[@calyps0man]

It's not. He just assumed it is.

[@ManuelPassioneHardware]

Mi è piaciuto tutto tranne quando hai steso la pasta! Ormai troppi test acclamati confermano la goccia al centro o meglio il chicco di riso come quello migliore in tutto!! Cmq ottimo lavoro meriteresti 10mila Like per questa chicca!!

[@UniversoMisteriosTV]

Para mi el mejor modelo de ps3 , es la ps3 fat retrocompatible, la que tiene lector de tarjetas y cuatro puertos USB , pero es la más difícil de encontrar , esa versión venia con disco duro de 80gb

[@martiangod4002]

Es la que tengo, pero con luz amarilla 😅😅

The video description is translated to portuguese haha. I realized that you are no from Brazil. Let me give my 2 cents: 1 - Remove the processor/gpu protection before applying thermal paste (you can do this using a soda can (cut it in 1inch stripes and do the process carefully). 2 - An awesome game to test if the tantalus is working: Burnout Paradise. I have one of my 10 YLOD PS3 (yeah, I know, its a lot and I bought it in 2020, so, I got no much time to fix these guys) and I can play other games normally, but It shutdowns with Burnout. In this moment it is oppened in a basement waiting for me to fix this issue, I guess I will do like you did...

[@Neylliesaw568]

Cara na minha opinião esse é o melhor modelo do PS3, pena que é o mais dificil de encontrar, o segundo melhor é o Slim E por ultimo o super slim

[@E7ICK]

Realmente, é meu sonho ter o PS3 Fat, é o console mais lindo que existe. Sonho em ter o PS2 Fat também. Eu tenho ambos os consoles mas são modelo slim.

[@UniversoMisteriosTV]

Correcto , la mejor versión es la PS3 fat retrocompatible

[@AlexanderR32]

I would like that you give an explanation about that orange or yellow light. Mine is dead since long time 😢

[@jeremy9474]

I wonder if the heat you applied to the board when replacing the capacitors was enough to reflow to get it to turn on and it seemed like it was the capacitors that fixed the issue. Also, why not delid the CPU/GPU chips and replace the dried up thermal paste underneath? Seems like you went through a lot of trouble to skip the most important step in restoring these?

[@waltrautengels816]

Without deliding of the IHS from the RSX and the Cell chip this console won't last very long. It's an early model PS3 from 2006. Just imagine how the thermal paste looks like beneath those IHSs after 17 years. It's usual harder than Chocolate if there's left any at all.

[@zhurnivuurg]

What chocolate are you thinking about? Most chocolate in the US is cut with enough milk and sugar that it melts if you hold it for a minute, or just look at it with an angry face.

[@waltrautengels816]

@@zhurnivuurg i meant unmelted, untouched rock solid black chocolate, which is hard to break and even harder to chew.

[@franciscotorres7638]

I seen someone say it plays PS2 games. It also plays PS1 as well. Those are still very much wanted PS3's. Also the yellow things/orange things you used to replace what exactly is that? I am actually getting into working on systems and any information helps. Thanks

[@Fran_80]

En uno de tus vídeos hechas para quitar el oxido unos polvos blancos en agua. Me puede decir de qué se trata? Gracias

[@targs3165]

Невероятно кропотливая работа 😊👍👍🎮

[@darthvader6108]

припаял как варвар

[@paulop.]

Hey love to watch your videos super satisfying. I have a PS2 that won't start should I open it up and try to fix it or send it to get it repaired. I live in florida. Don't know much old console repair shops.

[@TheNation89]

It’s rather easy it may just need a ribbon that runs for $7 and easy to install, or it needs a power supply. Perhaps just dirty. Mine did the same took 20 minutes to fix good luck 🤞

[@ShuaibKhan-fj2pi]

21:00 what game

[@NikitaMikhaltsov]

Blur

[@EraldoPiccione]

Blur, I think

[@Ghui2626]

Blur a really, really good game!

[@pl2247]

What a controller....

[@KyudoKun]

I'm surprised the XDR memory of PS3 is still replaceable to this day even though it's been almost 10 years since PS3 was discontinued

[@TheEcletickGamer7]

Those changed are capacitors, not the memory banks.

[@Kuzya8bit1995]

Сейчас бы на Sony PlayStation 3 играть на геймпаде от Xbox 360

[@AlexeyFAN]

Ладно хоть клаво-мышь не примострячил 🤔

[@guillenob74]

Oh God that's not the correct way to apply thermal paste 😢 16:58

[@therondavis82]

Is this a permanent fix

[@Annatoll4444]

Ohne viel Worte aber trotzdem gut verständlich!.Mich würde aber noch interessieren welchen Controller benutzt du denn da am Ende.Das sah aus wie der XBox Controller.

[@darkjackson666]

Adoro ver seus vídeos 💕💕❤️

[@justinjendzejec1474]

Which capacitors did you replace the NEC ones with? Thank you for the tutorial!

[@sinancesur8827]

dvd rom did not do any maintenance.I didn't like your restoration. It was careless and sloppy.

[@bandolero7970]

Do it better

[@MikeL-FL]

Agreed. And quite ugly. Imagine going at a circuit board with a fucking screwdriver! Never! And then a grinder? WTF? Good thing this guy has broken stuff, cause I certainly wouldn't let him touch anything thats working.

[@willig.m3498]

can you list the products you used in the video description? the liquid the screw set and that (im assuming transistors) but i could be wrong. i wanna do my ps3 and i want to he thorough just like you instead of just cleaning gunk. ❤ thanks ij advance

[@sonidash216]

Fun Fact: The PS3's wording uses the same Mata font that was used for Sam Rami's Spider-Man trilogy.

[@Nastone]

whats the name of the game in the last minute ? its amazing beacause don't make nothing of noise the ps3

[@ernandelibanio5350]

Mano vc e gênio sabia fazer funcionar uma velharia dessas logo o console mais problemático da Sony esse Fat ler jogos de PS1 e PS2 não vi se esse ainda tinha os processadores de ambus.

[@thekenixkil]

Esse só tem a gpu (GS) de ps2 ;nenhum ps3 tem processador de ps1, pois em todos os modelos é por emulação

[@andrewf.4880]

Parece que esse ps3 do vídeo nem funcionou.

[@fortitudevalance8424]

Got a PS3T where I’ve dropped the console and cracked the corner of the case against a coffee table. Thankfully it’s repairable but the lower part of the case will need replacing.

[@SuperChespirito]

Muito bom parabéns pelo vídeo show

[@alejandroaguirre2613]

Por que no grabaste cuando enciendes la consola posterior a su reparación? por que un mando de xbox? la verdad me gusto el video pero lamentablemente se daño todo por ese detalle desde mi punto de vista.

[@SharonisCarin321]

EG Do you know how to spot fake Restoration videos? I've found out some people fake Restoration videos. I can tell you're legit because you've shown video prove of soldering and fixing it. Are there any fake Restoration channels you can inform me to avoid?

[@Nascar1243]

This is a fake, they didn’t do a syscon diagnosis and went off of the first thing they saw which was debunked

[@SharonisCarin321]

@@Nascar1243 he's a fraud??

[@Nascar1243]

@@SharonisCarin321 well I wouldn’t necessarily say fraud but his repair techniques yes they are terrible

[@SharonisCarin321]

@@Nascar1243 Have you seen his N64 and Dreamcast restoration?

[@Nascar1243]

@@SharonisCarin321 no because I watch actual restoration videos of people fixing consoles the right way, not by guessing

[@nakevkv7029]

Como siempre un placer ver estos videos

[@Nascar1243]

Never follow this fix, it only work temporarily, you need a syscon diagnosis to know what’s wrong, plus these yellow caps are terrible for it, do not follow this guide to fixing ylod

[@thomasngo138]

How do you do syscon diagnosis? and which caps would you recommend?

[@Nascar1243]

@@thomasngo138 I don’t recommend replacing caps period unless you have to and if you do, then get and 470uf with a low esr reading, syscon is hard to explain but NSC has a video explaining everything, but you need some soldering skills, ability to use a python program, and a UART reader, it’s the only way to know what is causing YLOD, like I said though only replace caps if it is needed, if needed you can message me and I can guide you through it on discord

[@thomasngo138]

@@Nascar1243 Thanks! found the NSC video. Will look into it.

[@R1SVJ]

Next fix an xbox 360. I like these restorations

[@Young_Adrix]

Ty nadajesz temu nowe życie❤

[@skorpion8051]

Nie wymienił nawet pasty niechlujnie po lutowane kondesatory i wiele rzeczy nie sprawdził

[@likonatera7452]

I finally got one of these rare Og PS3s and I was ready to follow this process until I saw the soldering part. I lack the skill and practice to perform that part. I'm afraid I just got a beautiful ornament.

[@filmesdetonados]

fist

[@chrisflores934]

fist?👊

[@maurok-nortuk3782]

Buena técnica quitar los condensadores con un destornillador raspando la placa!! 😅😅😅 Después de montarla no enseña el encundido!! Curioso no? Ya os digo que no es la misma PS3 que intento arreglar

[@saintaxlxyzero]

😮

[@TheNation89]

That was amazing! Also are you playing a ps3 with Xbox 360 controller lmao

[@resEG]

It is not an Xbox 360 controller it is a Rapoo V600 Ergonomic Vibration Shock Controller Gamepad for PC, PS3, and XBOX360, thanks for the visit