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It is 60% smaller than the original PS5 The new version of the PlayStation 5, released by Sony in November 2023, is not much smaller than the original model of the console. Not everyone was happy with how much the PlayStation 5 Slim has shrunk . Enthusiast modder Not From Concrete managed to put the Japanese manufacturer to shame by showing how to reduce the size of consoles. [caption id="attachment_85008" align="aligncenter" width="780"] PlayStation 5[/caption] He introduced the Tiny PlayStation 5, a tiny special version of the console, which is positioned as the smallest PS5 with a removable optical drive. It is 60% smaller than the standard PS5. Learn, Sony: the smallest PlayStation 5 with a removable optical drive is presented It is based on the PlayStation 5 version of the CFI 1200 with a smaller motherboard. It also uses a smaller M.2 SSD with a maximum length of 42 mm, a modified cooling system with a Blackridge radiator and a 120 mm Noctua fan. The power supply has been replaced with a smaller 250W model from HD Plex to save space. https://youtu.be/uUkn_y73U_M The drive is placed in a separate case so that, if necessary, it can be connected or removed at any time to facilitate transportation. Despite the smaller cooling system, the temperature of the Ryzen chip remains below 60 degrees Celsius during games, but the Noctua fan runs at maximum speed, so this mini version of the PlayStation 5 is louder than the regular version. Let us recall that while developing the PlayStation 5 Slim, Sony reduced the body size by 30% and reduced the weight by 24%. In addition to support for a removable drive, the new version of the console has some improvements, such as a 1 TB solid-state drive and two USB Type-C ports.

For now, the services necessary for registration are working, but nothing lasts forever Sony has just started selling its updated PlayStation 5 Slim game console . Users online began to express concern about such an important detail of the new product as the console’s removable disk drive. [caption id="attachment_81938" align="aligncenter" width="780"] Sony PlayStation 5[/caption] The removable drive of the Sony PlayStation 5 Slim may eventually turn into a “brick” The more compact, updated console itself does not have an optical drive, but users can buy it separately and connect it to the console. As previously reported, this will require an Internet connection. Now there are reports that resetting the console will also deregister the drive. This means that the user will have to register it again online, otherwise the device will not work correctly. The concern is that the device may become unusable over time, given that online services do not last forever. The same problems can presumably arise with the internal drive. In addition to support for a removable drive, the new version of the console comes with some improvements such as a 1TB SSD and two USB Type-C ports.