Turning a box of PS4 parts into two operational consoles

[@ItsNotFrey]

Great video. Tech restorations and repairs are always super satisfying to watch. Great choice on the skins too btw, I prefer the original PS4's skin a bit more but both are definitely solid upgrades from what came before lol One thing I'd like to point out though is the lighting on the first sections is a bit overblown. It's not something that impacted my enjoyment of the video or anything but it does make reading out any potential imperfections on video just slightly harder for other viewers. Maybe something that can be addressed for future videos?

[@novasanction]

I definitely know what you're talking about with the overblown video! The camera I use for recording (a rather budget-friendly one) often seems to be either too bright and muted or too dark and heavy on the contrast. A better camera is something I'll be looking into and/or learning how to properly manipulate the colors on the video editing software. Thank you for the feedback!

[@garyww24]

what thumb drive you using?

[@kuchenblechmafiagmbh1381]

Looks like a Samsung Bar Plus, I have the older Samsung Bar with 32 and 64 GB capacity and they're not the greatest, writing with over 100 Megabytes per second only for a few seconds and then got hot and slowed down to around 40 MB/s (which is slightly faster than the USB 2.0 limit) and back then the results in CrystalDiskMark weren't too bad so it seems like they cheater, however with a later version the results became more realistic not falling to that benchmark cheating...

[@novasanction]

It is a Samsung Bar, as @kuchenblechmafiagmbh1381 said. Nothing special; I just picked some up when they were on sale on Amazon. They work fine for installing the update file.