Getting a new 1TB Seagate Barracuda drive soon, but I already have a 500GB Western Digital hard drive in my computer and was wondering if it mattered having two different brands in at once
If I really want a game I'll pay full price, and maybe even get the collectors edition, for other games I'll usually wait till they're chaper new or used
I don't really know how much of a difference there will be since I used HDMI from the get go, but depending on where you buy them HDMIs cost almost as much as component cables
back up your data to an external memory and do a system restore, thats what I did when my ps3 stopped reading discs the first time the second time I had to send it in
[QUOTE="hazelnutman"]1. The only difference in harddrive sizes are backwards compatibility and the number of USB ports. The 20GB, 60GB, and an older model of the 80GB used to all be able to play PS2 games. The 40GB and newer 80GB PS3s can not play PS2 games. The failure rate has so far been proven to have nothing to do with the models. 2. Unless you live in Japan or plan on importing, you're pretty much stuck with black. But that's okay - PS3s are sexier that way 8)NathanForceX
1. How will I know if the Ps3 I'm gonna buy is the newer version?
2. I live in the Philippines and we have Satin White , Piano Black here but no ceramic white
usually you can tell if you have an older one by the number of USB ports, older ones have 4 newer ones have 2 Both colors would look great so just flip a coin
I have a monitor with a DVI input, I can already get my ps3 connected to it using an HDMI to DVI converter that gets the video going, but the problem is that I can't find a way to get any audio, is there cable/method that can get audio going onto something?
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