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  1. #1 PS3 Slim Laser? 
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    How long will the laser last in the PS3 slim?


    Certainly it would depend on how much someone uses it. Should i be concerned the laser will stop working? I have 10 games I have been ripping to my HD and I watch lots of movies.
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    I replace tons of lasers each week.

    From the looks of it, lasers will last at least 2 1/2 to 3 years under NORMAL daily usage!

    As for ripping games, that might DECREASE the life of the laser.

    Blu-Ray lasers are much like a lightblub, they have a limited number of hours then they burn out.

    But Sony has been improving the design.

    The early ones 400a were bad, 99% of them have died by now.

    The later 410a (dual-eye) used in since the launch of MetalGearSolid, are better design, and seem to last longer.

    The Slim 450a (smaller of course), seem to be the same as the 410a, just a little smaller, I have personally only see TWO dead ones, and one was because the system was throw a very long distance before landing very hard.

    It is still too early to know for sure in answering your questions.
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    hmm.. ok so i have an 80gb Model with the Dual Shock Controls, which laser would I have?
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    With Backup Manager my laser is gonna last a hell of a long time. Furthermore my PS3 is very quiet when playing ^_^
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    Quote Originally Posted by rizzod View Post
    hmm.. ok so i have an 80gb Model with the Dual Shock Controls, which laser would I have?
    The easy way to tell what type of laser you have without opening, is to watch how the disc loads/goes into your unit.

    If the disc goes straight in, gets pulled from each side evenly, then you have the older (single-eye / 400a) laser system.

    If the disc goes on a curve, turns slowly as it gets in by only one side, then you have the newer (dual-eye / 410a) laser system.
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