Can anyone tell me what model PS3 this is:
Open the metal latch, move the drive tray to the right, and slide out the drive.
ty
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Can anyone tell me what model PS3 this is:
Open the metal latch, move the drive tray to the right, and slide out the drive.
ty
Last edited by Aussie Dave; 09-23-2010 at 07:39 AM.
Could be the 40 GB one, just at lookin' how the hdd is...
But if you don't give us more details can't tell lol
or look at the back if you got it and see the SN at the end there is sumfin
like CECH or whatever ...
i bought a Xecuter HDXT PS3 Hard Drive Xtender
but it no good for my 40gb ps3 CECHJO2 pal as my HHD slides straight in.
Oh yeah im wrong that's not the 40GB one;
must be a 60GB or 20 GB or some like that.
"the Xecuter HDXT PS3 Hard Drive Xtender"
works only with those i guess 20 GB, 60GB etc...
i have a 40gb ps3 and the hdxt works fine, i had to unscrew the first two screws then then it slid in perfectly fine
mines a CECHG02
its a 40GB ps3 just changed the HDD on mine few days back no sliding to the side and stuff, the blue screw is a Pain.
Its a fat one
Same hdd caddy as my 80gb one. 2 usb on the front.
US Models A, B, E, E MG, G, and I think H all use that HDD setup.
Not sure about the other markets.
So it could be 20, 40, 60, or 80 gigs (I think 80 came in one of those models).
If you look on the back it's at the end of the serial # CHEH### or something like that. The letter is the model number, the 2 digit number is the country code.
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