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LatinR33

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Beer Baron Grand Master

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weird. I bought a jap launch 60gb PS3 in tokyo way back on launch day 2006 and it's still going strong. also have an aussie launch 60gb ps3 and it's still going strong too. touch wood!

NRV155 Proficient

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Has anyone had there PS3 laser die?? Happened to me and got it fixed then happened not even 1 hour after getting it repaired. Glad the repair has 3 months warranty but this is stupid!!!

You were meant to be an xbox owner in this life thats why you will always have problems with the ps3.

Dont know if thats true, just guessing.

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boiracer Grand Master

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ive owned every PS you can get, the PS1 was second hand and had a good hiding before i got it, never missed a bet, the PS2 was flawless for 6 yrs, and my PS3 has never had an issue

all i can say is heat kills anything, they get mighty hot, keep them in a well ventilated area when running, if its in a TV cabinet, install extra cooling

ive got 2 PC fans on a transformer screwed into the back of my cabinet for extraction :blink:

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