some of the old PHATs (as well as some SLIMs) heat up really fast, being able to monitor the temp can help you in preventing damage to your systemQuote:
Originally Posted by Cyber Akuma
some of the old PHATs (as well as some SLIMs) heat up really fast, being able to monitor the temp can help you in preventing damage to your systemQuote:
Originally Posted by Cyber Akuma
Does anyone know what temps a slim should be?
sweet!! good job :cool:
If you didn't catch it, he's making fun of the spelling... (censor vs sensor) : )Quote:
Originally Posted by bitsbubba
I don't make fun of typos as I'm normally posting from a tablet and end up with quite a few so to each their ownQuote:
Originally Posted by wigwrm
It depends on what you're doing. Just watching a movie won't be as high as running an intensive game for the same amount of time. It might not be a bad idea to get some base readings from multiple consoles doing multiple tasksQuote:
Originally Posted by krytonic
DOH.. It was a test to see who was paying attention.. You all passed with flying colors.. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Cyber Akuma
(Okay okay you got me) :) thanks for pointing that out
Dumb Question as I am not home to update and test. since Fahrenheit support was added, did this get rid of the Celsius mode? I'm from Canada and I prefer the C readings, as that is what I grew up on.
No take a look at the pic below. Fahrenheit & Celsius can be used, (only auto for Fahrenheit)Quote:
Originally Posted by jkoiou
http://psx-scene.com/forums/content/...23123-mm3.png/
This is very cool!