You forgot the disc scratching drives, defective power bricks, etc. etc.
RRoD wasn't manufacturing but design flaw. Huge difference. And that design flaw was caused by engineers (whole industry) didn't fully understanding differences and problems of using lead free solder, which usage was mandated in many countries. Sony was lucky they released PS3 year later because they would have same problem
Facts because I've never ever had any issues or the people I know with one have these issue.
Yes, also it needs the front also, if it's crammed into a small space that's enclosed on the front the ambient hot air that the machine is producing will end up going back in the front. The safety manual that it comes with that nobody reads (I've quoted because people were smothering their machines and saying I was being a fanboi) the manual states it needs clearance all around that's front and back and top(if placed horizontal). The hot spots are dealt with by the fans, but ambient heats still ends up dissipating though the sides.
I have mine in a "cramped" area, though it gets plenty of air from the front (it's open) and can expel from the back. But still, it's not in open air.
For now, you keep it there for a year with a game with heavier use and you'll have some real issues.
No, it isn't and there is no other place: it's either there or out of the house. And this is pretty much the same setup for everyone.
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PS5 Crashes Are More Widespread Than Previously Expected
PS5 owners are experiencing graphical issues.screenrant.com
"PS5 owners are experiencing widespread graphical issues rendering their consoles useless, and the only fix is to return or exchange their PlayStation.
Sony's current-gen console seems to come with a few unsolicited issues, one of which causes graphical artifacting, green screen errors, and can even cause the PlayStation 5 to crash. These issues are more common on PC's due to overclocking the computer's GPU, but a console such as the PS5 should not be experiencing these types of issues.
Gamers have reported an unprecedented number of software and hardware issues with their PS5s after having launched less than a week ago, ranging from minor annoyances to system-breaking bugs. Players have reported PS5 Dualsense controllers not charging when the console is in rest mode, slower physical physical games installation when connected to the internet for some reason, and a larger issue that froze game downloads indefinitely, the lattermost of which was thankfully addressed in a recent update. These are a few of the various inconveniences that have come with the PS5 free of charge, and the laundry list of issues keeps growing.
I had that issue aswell but I think it was because the PS5 was turning power off to the USB ports so the drive wasn’t getting power when updates triggered. I used the optional power port on my enclosure into a powered hub and that seemed to have fixed it.
I had one freeze with Returnal but I put that down to shoddy work from housemarque, even my PS4 froze a few times and that still works now, technology is just strange sometimes.
