SlowCoder, on Fri Feb 10, 2012 8:10 AM, said:
amiman99, on Thu Feb 9, 2012 10:36 PM, said:
I think the 7000RPM drives are hotter then 5000RPM ones. When I got my 120GB replacement drive, I made sure is the 5000RPMs.
My 40GB fat PS3 ran fine until we found Netflix. Then the PS3 began running 8hr and longer shifts almost every day over a period of the last 3-4 months before it RLOD'd. I'm sure those long running times without cooldown are just dandy on the hardware.
I'm fairly certain I went with the 5000 rpm drives to avoid that problem. I still have the box for the drive, so I can find out once I get home.
From what I've been reading, this sounds more like a GPU problem, and I can't rule out the blu- ray drive even though we have watched a few movies on it. Not sure if games stress the drive out more than just a movie.




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