Gutes detailliertes Vergleichs Video wie immer. Ich habe meine pro am day one bekommen, bin aber Geräusch technisch nicht zufrieden gewesen, hat relativ starkes coil whine und eine lautere Variante des Delta Lüfters, etwas getestet aber für den Preis nicht akzeptabel. Komme von der day one PS5 Version mit einem ausgetauschten NMB Lüfter der in den vorherigen Tests auf diesem Kanal am besten abgeschnitten hat, sehr leise und bietet air Flow für beide mainboard Seiten, dazu alle vrm mit qualitativen thermal putty ummantelt um Vibrationen zu reduzieren und die Kühlung wie bei nachfolgenden Revisionen zu steigern. Werde erstmal abwarten, ob sich etwas in der Hardware bei der pro in Zukunft verändern wird, eventuell zu den Releases Ende nächstes Jahres…
@@dymos7750 Danke fürs Feedback. Hast du bei der Phat das Coilwhine reduzieren können? Hab das auch mal gemacht und es wurde etwas besser wenn man den Hohlraum zwischen Heatshield und VRM usw schön ausfüllt. Ich werde die Pro wahrscheinlich auch retournieren. Wie man im Video hören kann, ist die CFI-12 eindeutig leiser. Wenn man es Objektiv betrachtet ist sie das viele Geld nicht wert. Wollte zu diesem Thema im Video nix sagen da jeder selbst entscheiden kann und sich seine eigene Meinung bilden sollt. Die CPU hat immer noch die Zen 2 Architektur. Auch die Pro tut sich in "schlechter optimierten" Open World Games schwer. Eventuell hole ich sie mir in einem oder zwei jahren als Limited Edition CFI-72xx. Mal sehen...
@kraenk12 das kann schon sein, bei den OGs hats ja auch sehr laute gegeben. Da war das Coilwhine oft etwas lauter. Meine OG im Video ist eine der leiseren. Kommt halt immer darauf an welche Exemplare man miteinander vergleicht. Die sind alle etwas anders.
@@McKuckann mich in nahe zu allen Punkte nur anschließen, ich persönlich warte auf Spiele wie gta 6 oder eventuell ein the last of us 3 (oder was anders Neues von ND) und werde vergleiche von Digital Foundry verfolgen bis dahin zur Pro. Aktuell ist der use case etwas eingeschränkt und die Spanne zur Basis ps5 nicht extrem groß, auch wahrscheinlich teilweise wie schon erwähnt durch die fast identische CPU Leistung. Eventuell werde die nachfolgenden PS5 Pro Modelle etwas leiser oder ausgereifter (eventuell). Das Spulenfiepen habe ich durch die Nutzung von Thermal putty in soweit reduzieren können, dass es auf etwas weitere Entfernung nicht mehr stark hörbar ist (etwas abgedämpfter und dumpfer). Mit dem getauschten Lüfter und dem Thermal putty mod konnte ich schon einiges heraus holen, nur das Netzteil ist nicht modifiziert was auch etwas dazu beiträgt, aber insgesamt um einiges leiser als die pro im Spiele betrieb.
I picked up a ps5 pro the other day and it’s got the Delta fan in it. Luckily I haven’t heard any sort of fan noise or coil whine with mine other than I can hear the sound of the air being pushed out plus the console stays way cooler than the PS5 Slim that I once had.
It seems on new consoles it is ideally better to put it horizontally for a few weeks than it won't sound vertically. My pro sounds like a jet vertically I moved it horizontally on the default plastic legs to stay and no sound from the console.
I finally opened my PS5 to see which fan I have. I was curious because my console is so ridiculously quiet I wanted to know. I have a Foxconn. I can’t even hear my fan unless I’m right in front of it. The coil whine is also so low you can’t hear it without putting your ear to the back. I’ve seen some with worse coil whine than my launch PS5. I’m super happy with the Foxconn, the bearing on mine is really good you can’t hear it spin, just air.
@@McKuc I meant my PS5 Pro has the Foxconn fan. To be even more specific, it is the Foxconn F2 fan. There are 3 revisions of the Foxconn on the Pro, the F1, F2, and F5. My launch PS5 had the NMB version 1, production date was August 2020.
@@TypicallyUniqueOfficial thank you for the info. I am not so sure if F1, F2 and F5 counts as another revision. I think its more like the production line or something else. They are all the same revision. The PS5 serial nr. also has S01-F or E and G but they are still the same revision. We need to compare the foxconn pro fans and look at the behavior and PCB to see if there are differences.
Hi, erstmal danke für das informative Video. Ich habe 4 Konsolen probiert, 2 x Foxconn, 2x Delta. Die mit dem Delta ging zurück, da sie recht unangenehm klang. Bereits im Menü war ein deutliches "Schnarren" zu hören. Letzten Endes hab ich eine von den anderen beiden behalten, also die, die ich als ruhiger empfand. Unter normalen Bedingungen nehme ich praktisch nichts ausser dem normalen, mitunter Lüftergeräusch unter load im Hintergrund wahr. Nur, wenn ich den Ton des TVs abstelle, mich direkt davorstelle und wirklich darauf konzentriere, ist zusätzlich ein leiser, hochfrequenter Piepton (eher ein sanftes Heulen) zu hören. Dieser tritt allerdings auch nicht immer auf. Geräuschwahrnehmungen sind halt mega subjektiv. Ich sah heute zb einen kurzes Video in dessen Titel sowas wie "No coil whine, no fan noise" zu lesen war. Und die Konsole klang ähnlich wie meine, also definitiv nicht mucksmäuschenstill. 😅Denke, ich kann in meinem Fall dennoch ganz zufrieden sein.
Du meinst wohl so ein piepen alle paar sek? Hab das bei iwem gesehen. Vl bei mir im discord channel.. cool dass du eine leise erwischt hast. Ich schätze dass 20% Leise sind. 60% so mittelmäßig und 20% laut. Zumindest war das so ungefähr meine Erfahrung mit den ersten Phat models.
Jupp, meine phat von 2020 war tatsächlich super ruhig. Und ich empfand daher die pro im ersten Moment als geräuschvoller, weswegen ich auch mal 3 Modelle getestet hatte. Und für mich ist die Geräuschentwicklung, angelehnt an die Architektur der pro, durchaus akzeptabel. Aber, klar, dieses Empfinden schwankt von Mensch zu Mensch. Ps, musst mal "Weird PS5 pro sound" bei UA-cam eingeben. Wenn sie so klingt, ist definitiv etwas nicht in Ordnung 😅
@@SOTVTich habe genau so eine pro erwischt wie du es mit dem Foxconn Lüfter beschrieben hast, vor allem nervt mich einfach der hochfrequente Ton der sich durch die Konsole zieht. Bin da total emfplich… meine OG Ps5 ist viel angenehmer dagegen und man hört nur leichtes spulenfiepen und den Lüfter unter volllast. Hast du dich zufrieden gegeben mit der Geräuschkulisse? Bin am überlegen meine zurückzusenden, weil mich das Geräusch einfach nervt
Thanks for the video buddy. But what is this truck or bell noise like in intervals? Some have this in louder too? Is it from the fan? Because it's way more noticable on game. I had 3 units at home. 3rd seemed perfect in main menu but jad this noise in like intervals pretty loud. Then I noticed my 2nd unit has this too but not as loud and annoying. Both are Foxconn and one is F2 and the other more annoying one was F1. But I am not 100 % sure if the noise is actually from the fan.
So, my PRO has a foxconn fan installed and it is very loud and has some kind of whistling sound. The fan only runs quietly when in the menu, but as soon as you open a game (no matter how graphically advanced), the fan immediately starts running at very high speeds. It feels like the fan speed in games is always the same, and does not depend on the load. I opened the “Horizon Zero Dawn: remastered” digital artbook and the fan immediately started spinning at high speed, blowing out cold air (facepalm). Is it normal for the fan to constantly spin at high speeds, or is it a defect? I thought the fan should only increase RPM when under heavy load.
@@jevgenijsjeremejevs5308 it is normal. When everything is cooling well enough, it does not need to spin up even higher. If it overheats, it will increase the rpm even higher. The fans on the pro and Slim spin at higher RPMs then the phat ones. If you want a really silent console, you can try another fan or get a cfi-12
@@McKuc Thanks for the reply. I don't even want to imagine what it would sound like at higher RPMs, since it already feels like it's using the highest xD So, your advice is to wait until there are third party replacement fans on the market and there's no point in changing the console, right?
@jevgenijsjeremejevs5308 i probably would not use 3rd party fans. Like on all previous models after some time the original fans were available. You can return the console if you do not like it, or wait for a replacement fan. If the coilwhine is low and you return it and buy another one, you will maybe get one that has more coilwhine. Best option is to wait a few months. In a few months the price will drop and they will maybe release a new revision that is more silent. A limited GTA6 edition would be cool ;) Only if you need a Pro on low FW, you should get it asap..
@@jevgenijsjeremejevs5308 they changed the behavior. Listen here: ua-cam.com/video/ph8LyNIT9sg/v-deo.htmlsi=1uo0oAmGJ3ZcHpgX&t=1981 I also think that the fan can also impact the vrm noise.. as marc says here. Its constantly at boost mode and it adjusts the frequency to the cooling solution.. if a fan cools better it can stay all the time at higher boosts and the vrms would push the same currents.. if the fan does not keep up that good, it will more often thermally throttle and it then sounds different. So the Horizontal and vertical position should also impact it a bit. Its complicated haha If the console clocks down and is still too hot, it has to ramp up the fan. It has to stay at some minimum clocks to ensure good gameplay.. if the cooling solution can not cool it good enough although the clocks are at min, it has to ramp up the fan as last solution. So this is what happens with slow spinning fans that ramp up after some time of gaming. I think it is better to avoid that. Theoretically better cooling means better fps and graphics (less downscaling).
On the slim it depends on the fan. I expected that for the very silent foxconn my 2nd slim came with. Did not test it so far because i use the cfi12. On pro i do not think that this will happen when it is clean. You can get another fan or use a fanspeed accelerator for the slim to prevent rampup and down during gaming. Was there a difference in horizontal vs vertical position on your slim?
@@dbz448 thank you for the info. So that means that in vertical position it overheats faster. Can you try horizontal position and without the two plates that cover the fan. Maybe this will be enough to keep it quieter. Just for testing, i know that it does not look good.
Hey man it’s me again my Pro arrived and it has the same fan issue with certain PS4 games where the RPM of the fan doesn’t change after using a Media application and then launching a PS4 game. I’m 100% convinced it’s a software bug now. What are the odds of a brand new console having the same issue as my almost 4 year old PS5.
@@McKuc so what happens I will launch UA-cam then launch an effected game (Uncharted the Nathan Drake collection - digital game. God of war 3 Remastered - Disc game. Dishonored Definitive edition- digital game) These are just a few it only does this AFTER using UA-cam or Netflix or any other media app if I don’t use those apps and just launch my games the fan rpm will get higher like it should. It’s like the system isn’t recognising that a game has been started and is not adjusting fan rpm based on a game playing very odd.
@@skyform i did not try it because it would spin too slow and it is really bad idea to use the pro fan inside the slim. I do not know if it would fit because of the hight.
@@McKuc Thanks for the answer. That's the reason why I asked because I wanted to know if PS5 Pro fan would spin slower in PS5 Slim and as result be more quiet. The Slim might overheat then right? Pro fan probably doesn't fit anyway because it's too deep. I have both Slim and Pro and dislike the noise of both. I already had five PS5s and I hated every single one. While I love my one and only Xbox Series X because it's so well made and almost dead silent. The only sound that comes out of it is just a bit of gentle wind sound from the fan and not tons of different sounds like on PS5 and every PS5 console sounds different even if they have the same fan inside. Sony simply sucks when it comes to quality and they dare charge 800€ in Europe for such a poorly made console. They should take a look at MS on how to make a quality console. I take the simple and quality design of Xbox any day over complicated cheap crap of PS5.
hello , till today i returned 4 ps5 pros, 2 of then with loud coil whine. 2 of them got to loud , i played stellar blade in pro setting , fan noise almost not noticeable but ,,,, after 30-40 mins the fans ramps like crazy!!! lol and stays like that 10-15 mins dont matter if i close the game or not, also i notice fps drop when fan ramps up from 80fps down to 60-65 fps , i want to mention all 4 ps5 pro have delta fans . i give up on buyng a ps5 pro.
Still a god damn lottery with coil whine as far as i see? This is the only thing that annoys me as hell with my original 1st gen fat ps5. Especially in 60fps modes. Just to get rid of that i would maybe buy a ps5 pro if the price drops in the future.
I hope that sony can fix it soon. It is hard bwcause of the high boost clocks but they for sure can fix it by adding more vrms and reducing the load on each individual vrm. We will see..
It is hard to tell at the moment. Some people said that their Delta is quieter, and some people prefer the Foxconn. Both manufacturers have louder and quieter units and at this point i can not say which one are most of the time better. I guess Delta.. what fan do you have?
@@McKucI just checked & i have a delta, I don't know if it worth sending it back & playing the lottery or trying to get hold of a foxxcon fan if they become available to buy
In my PS5Pro is a F1 fan. Why are there already 2 different Foxconn fans (F5 and F1)? And as soon as i start a game it spin up immediately. Its not as bad as the NMB Slim fan but still very loud (meassured around 45db in front of the PS5 Pro). And it doesn't seem to change (it will not ramp up after a while its like its always on constant rpm). I ordered a second Pro to compare it. Im not happy currently. Definitely louder than the Slim with a Foxconn fan (which i bought recently)
Sonys goal is to keep the PS5 Pro at constant fanspeeds and reducing the clocks to maintain a stable temp. If the cooling solution is not good, due to a slow spinning fan or dust, they have to ramp up the fan even more if reducing the clock to the min values is not enough. They want to prevent the PS4 Pro jet engine behavior. Just listen to cerny: ua-cam.com/video/ph8LyNIT9sg/v-deo.htmlsi=1uo0oAmGJ3ZcHpgX&t=1981 It is a different approach than what we are used to from PS4. I guess your fan is one that is on the higher rpm side. Would you please measure the rpm. I am not sure if the F1, F2, and F5 mean that it is a different model. Maybe they are all the same and it is the production line or the factory it was produced.. or sth else
@@McKuc I replaced three PS5 Pro Foxconn 1.80V fans, and the noise is similar. The PS5 Slim fan runs at maximum speed because the Pro voltage is set very high, while the Delta fan runs slowly due to the high voltage of 1.86V, and both have UFO noise
@zdy666 they all run with 12V and the 1.8A are max values that they usually not reach. Dont know what you mean. Its the different duty cycle as i said. Slim 23% and Pro 33%
Please ask the player to provide me with a model of PS5PRO Delta fan. What is the serial number after KSB? I am seeking a friend to find a replacement for me. My Foxconn fan is very noisy. Thank you
@ yes its not the fan that bothers me its just that tinnitus noise on the right hand side if the console where the fan is situated to hear it i have to focus on it in a very quiet room
@@RaphaelStorc sadly most of the buyers do not care about noise. I really expected it to be louder, especially after looking at all the videos on discord. 😄 some are very loud and some are for sure more silent then mine. My Pro is somewhere in the middle.
Gutes detailliertes Vergleichs Video wie immer. Ich habe meine pro am day one bekommen, bin aber Geräusch technisch nicht zufrieden gewesen, hat relativ starkes coil whine und eine lautere Variante des Delta Lüfters, etwas getestet aber für den Preis nicht akzeptabel. Komme von der day one PS5 Version mit einem ausgetauschten NMB Lüfter der in den vorherigen Tests auf diesem Kanal am besten abgeschnitten hat, sehr leise und bietet air Flow für beide mainboard Seiten, dazu alle vrm mit qualitativen thermal putty ummantelt um Vibrationen zu reduzieren und die Kühlung wie bei nachfolgenden Revisionen zu steigern. Werde erstmal abwarten, ob sich etwas in der Hardware bei der pro in Zukunft verändern wird, eventuell zu den Releases Ende nächstes Jahres…
@@dymos7750 Danke fürs Feedback. Hast du bei der Phat das Coilwhine reduzieren können? Hab das auch mal gemacht und es wurde etwas besser wenn man den Hohlraum zwischen Heatshield und VRM usw schön ausfüllt.
Ich werde die Pro wahrscheinlich auch retournieren. Wie man im Video hören kann, ist die CFI-12 eindeutig leiser. Wenn man es Objektiv betrachtet ist sie das viele Geld nicht wert. Wollte zu diesem Thema im Video nix sagen da jeder selbst entscheiden kann und sich seine eigene Meinung bilden sollt. Die CPU hat immer noch die Zen 2 Architektur. Auch die Pro tut sich in "schlechter optimierten" Open World Games schwer. Eventuell hole ich sie mir in einem oder zwei jahren als Limited Edition CFI-72xx. Mal sehen...
Es gibt starke Fertigungsdifferenzen. Selbst ohne Fan gibt es wohl starke Unterschiede. Viele sagen, ihre Pro sei leiser als ihre OG 🤷🏻♂️
@kraenk12 das kann schon sein, bei den OGs hats ja auch sehr laute gegeben. Da war das Coilwhine oft etwas lauter. Meine OG im Video ist eine der leiseren. Kommt halt immer darauf an welche Exemplare man miteinander vergleicht. Die sind alle etwas anders.
@@McKuckann mich in nahe zu allen Punkte nur anschließen, ich persönlich warte auf Spiele wie gta 6 oder eventuell ein the last of us 3 (oder was anders Neues von ND) und werde vergleiche von Digital Foundry verfolgen bis dahin zur Pro. Aktuell ist der use case etwas eingeschränkt und die Spanne zur Basis ps5 nicht extrem groß, auch wahrscheinlich teilweise wie schon erwähnt durch die fast identische CPU Leistung. Eventuell werde die nachfolgenden PS5 Pro Modelle etwas leiser oder ausgereifter (eventuell). Das Spulenfiepen habe ich durch die Nutzung von Thermal putty in soweit reduzieren können, dass es auf etwas weitere Entfernung nicht mehr stark hörbar ist (etwas abgedämpfter und dumpfer). Mit dem getauschten Lüfter und dem Thermal putty mod konnte ich schon einiges heraus holen, nur das Netzteil ist nicht modifiziert was auch etwas dazu beiträgt, aber insgesamt um einiges leiser als die pro im Spiele betrieb.
I picked up a ps5 pro the other day and it’s got the Delta fan in it. Luckily I haven’t heard any sort of fan noise or coil whine with mine other than I can hear the sound of the air being pushed out plus the console stays way cooler than the PS5 Slim that I once had.
It seems on new consoles it is ideally better to put it horizontally for a few weeks than it won't sound vertically. My pro sounds like a jet vertically I moved it horizontally on the default plastic legs to stay and no sound from the console.
It cools better in H position
You are either deaf or lucky ;)
I finally opened my PS5 to see which fan I have. I was curious because my console is so ridiculously quiet I wanted to know. I have a Foxconn.
I can’t even hear my fan unless I’m right in front of it. The coil whine is also so low you can’t hear it without putting your ear to the back. I’ve seen some with worse coil whine than my launch PS5.
I’m super happy with the Foxconn, the bearing on mine is really good you can’t hear it spin, just air.
@@McKuc I meant my PS5 Pro has the Foxconn fan. To be even more specific, it is the Foxconn F2 fan. There are 3 revisions of the Foxconn on the Pro, the F1, F2, and F5.
My launch PS5 had the NMB version 1, production date was August 2020.
@@TypicallyUniqueOfficial thank you for the info. I am not so sure if F1, F2 and F5 counts as another revision. I think its more like the production line or something else. They are all the same revision.
The PS5 serial nr. also has S01-F or E and G but they are still the same revision. We need to compare the foxconn pro fans and look at the behavior and PCB to see if there are differences.
@ yes, I’m sure you will get one soon. I would like to hear your thoughts on it.
Hi, erstmal danke für das informative Video. Ich habe 4 Konsolen probiert, 2 x Foxconn, 2x Delta. Die mit dem Delta ging zurück, da sie recht unangenehm klang. Bereits im Menü war ein deutliches "Schnarren" zu hören. Letzten Endes hab ich eine von den anderen beiden behalten, also die, die ich als ruhiger empfand. Unter normalen Bedingungen nehme ich praktisch nichts ausser dem normalen, mitunter Lüftergeräusch unter load im Hintergrund wahr. Nur, wenn ich den Ton des TVs abstelle, mich direkt davorstelle und wirklich darauf konzentriere, ist zusätzlich ein leiser, hochfrequenter Piepton (eher ein sanftes Heulen) zu hören. Dieser tritt allerdings auch nicht immer auf. Geräuschwahrnehmungen sind halt mega subjektiv. Ich sah heute zb einen kurzes Video in dessen Titel sowas wie "No coil whine, no fan noise" zu lesen war. Und die Konsole klang ähnlich wie meine, also definitiv nicht mucksmäuschenstill. 😅Denke, ich kann in meinem Fall dennoch ganz zufrieden sein.
Du meinst wohl so ein piepen alle paar sek? Hab das bei iwem gesehen. Vl bei mir im discord channel.. cool dass du eine leise erwischt hast. Ich schätze dass 20% Leise sind. 60% so mittelmäßig und 20% laut. Zumindest war das so ungefähr meine Erfahrung mit den ersten Phat models.
Jupp, meine phat von 2020 war tatsächlich super ruhig. Und ich empfand daher die pro im ersten Moment als geräuschvoller, weswegen ich auch mal 3 Modelle getestet hatte. Und für mich ist die Geräuschentwicklung, angelehnt an die Architektur der pro, durchaus akzeptabel. Aber, klar, dieses Empfinden schwankt von Mensch zu Mensch. Ps, musst mal "Weird PS5 pro sound" bei UA-cam eingeben. Wenn sie so klingt, ist definitiv etwas nicht in Ordnung 😅
@SOTVT meinest du den hier? ua-cam.com/video/So5GYb0_9qA/v-deo.htmlsi=8EFzUaOVPvCX0GEo
ua-cam.com/users/shortsvfFdL7HrRDw?si=33Of7HbEmLleW4sD Den meinte ich, klingt ungesund😅😬
@@SOTVTich habe genau so eine pro erwischt wie du es mit dem Foxconn Lüfter beschrieben hast, vor allem nervt mich einfach der hochfrequente Ton der sich durch die Konsole zieht. Bin da total emfplich… meine OG Ps5 ist viel angenehmer dagegen und man hört nur leichtes spulenfiepen und den Lüfter unter volllast. Hast du dich zufrieden gegeben mit der Geräuschkulisse? Bin am überlegen meine zurückzusenden, weil mich das Geräusch einfach nervt
Thanks for the video buddy. But what is this truck or bell noise like in intervals? Some have this in louder too? Is it from the fan? Because it's way more noticable on game. I had 3 units at home. 3rd seemed perfect in main menu but jad this noise in like intervals pretty loud. Then I noticed my 2nd unit has this too but not as loud and annoying. Both are Foxconn and one is F2 and the other more annoying one was F1. But I am not 100 % sure if the noise is actually from the fan.
So, my PRO has a foxconn fan installed and it is very loud and has some kind of whistling sound. The fan only runs quietly when in the menu, but as soon as you open a game (no matter how graphically advanced), the fan immediately starts running at very high speeds. It feels like the fan speed in games is always the same, and does not depend on the load.
I opened the “Horizon Zero Dawn: remastered” digital artbook and the fan immediately started spinning at high speed, blowing out cold air (facepalm).
Is it normal for the fan to constantly spin at high speeds, or is it a defect? I thought the fan should only increase RPM when under heavy load.
@@jevgenijsjeremejevs5308 it is normal. When everything is cooling well enough, it does not need to spin up even higher. If it overheats, it will increase the rpm even higher. The fans on the pro and Slim spin at higher RPMs then the phat ones. If you want a really silent console, you can try another fan or get a cfi-12
@@McKuc Thanks for the reply. I don't even want to imagine what it would sound like at higher RPMs, since it already feels like it's using the highest xD
So, your advice is to wait until there are third party replacement fans on the market and there's no point in changing the console, right?
@jevgenijsjeremejevs5308 i probably would not use 3rd party fans. Like on all previous models after some time the original fans were available. You can return the console if you do not like it, or wait for a replacement fan. If the coilwhine is low and you return it and buy another one, you will maybe get one that has more coilwhine. Best option is to wait a few months. In a few months the price will drop and they will maybe release a new revision that is more silent. A limited GTA6 edition would be cool ;) Only if you need a Pro on low FW, you should get it asap..
My Foxconn fan also makes a whistling sound.
@@jevgenijsjeremejevs5308 they changed the behavior. Listen here: ua-cam.com/video/ph8LyNIT9sg/v-deo.htmlsi=1uo0oAmGJ3ZcHpgX&t=1981
I also think that the fan can also impact the vrm noise.. as marc says here. Its constantly at boost mode and it adjusts the frequency to the cooling solution.. if a fan cools better it can stay all the time at higher boosts and the vrms would push the same currents.. if the fan does not keep up that good, it will more often thermally throttle and it then sounds different. So the Horizontal and vertical position should also impact it a bit. Its complicated haha
If the console clocks down and is still too hot, it has to ramp up the fan. It has to stay at some minimum clocks to ensure good gameplay.. if the cooling solution can not cool it good enough although the clocks are at min, it has to ramp up the fan as last solution. So this is what happens with slow spinning fans that ramp up after some time of gaming. I think it is better to avoid that. Theoretically better cooling means better fps and graphics (less downscaling).
My problem is if the fan ramps up during intensive games, that was my problem with the slim. If the pro stays at this level I don’t mind it.
On the slim it depends on the fan. I expected that for the very silent foxconn my 2nd slim came with. Did not test it so far because i use the cfi12. On pro i do not think that this will happen when it is clean. You can get another fan or use a fanspeed accelerator for the slim to prevent rampup and down during gaming.
Was there a difference in horizontal vs vertical position on your slim?
@ yeah there was a difference, the fan ramped up way easier while vertical but takes longer while horizontal
@@dbz448 thank you for the info. So that means that in vertical position it overheats faster. Can you try horizontal position and without the two plates that cover the fan. Maybe this will be enough to keep it quieter. Just for testing, i know that it does not look good.
@@McKuc I’ve tried this before, it seems to cool better without the 2 plates up top. I’m guessing it’s just because the plates cover some of the vents
@@dbz448less air is pushed when the plates are on watch this: ua-cam.com/video/VhKsR-kEh0Q/v-deo.html
Hey man it’s me again my Pro arrived and it has the same fan issue with certain PS4 games where the RPM of the fan doesn’t change after using a Media application and then launching a PS4 game. I’m 100% convinced it’s a software bug now. What are the odds of a brand new console having the same issue as my almost 4 year old PS5.
@@Stana999 what apps are you using exactly?
@@McKuc so what happens I will launch UA-cam then launch an effected game (Uncharted the Nathan Drake collection - digital game. God of war 3 Remastered - Disc game. Dishonored Definitive edition- digital game) These are just a few it only does this AFTER using UA-cam or Netflix or any other media app if I don’t use those apps and just launch my games the fan rpm will get higher like it should.
It’s like the system isn’t recognising that a game has been started and is not adjusting fan rpm based on a game playing very odd.
Would the PS5 Pro Fan fit into PS5 Slim or is it to deep? Did you at least try to connect it to the PS5 Slim to see how loud it is?
@@skyform i did not try it because it would spin too slow and it is really bad idea to use the pro fan inside the slim. I do not know if it would fit because of the hight.
@@McKuc Thanks for the answer. That's the reason why I asked because I wanted to know if PS5 Pro fan would spin slower in PS5 Slim and as result be more quiet. The Slim might overheat then right? Pro fan probably doesn't fit anyway because it's too deep. I have both Slim and Pro and dislike the noise of both. I already had five PS5s and I hated every single one. While I love my one and only Xbox Series X because it's so well made and almost dead silent. The only sound that comes out of it is just a bit of gentle wind sound from the fan and not tons of different sounds like on PS5 and every PS5 console sounds different even if they have the same fan inside. Sony simply sucks when it comes to quality and they dare charge 800€ in Europe for such a poorly made console. They should take a look at MS on how to make a quality console. I take the simple and quality design of Xbox any day over complicated cheap crap of PS5.
hello , till today i returned 4 ps5 pros, 2 of then with loud coil whine. 2 of them got to loud , i played stellar blade in pro setting , fan noise almost not noticeable but ,,,, after 30-40 mins the fans ramps like crazy!!! lol and stays like that 10-15 mins dont matter if i close the game or not, also i notice fps drop when fan ramps up from 80fps down to 60-65 fps , i want to mention all 4 ps5 pro have delta fans . i give up on buyng a ps5 pro.
@@marius_naturalID in horizontal position?
@@McKuc no in vertical , on a shelf on the wall , all the air in the world
@@McKuc vertical
So I see you put ps5 slim fan into pro, may I ask can og ps5 fan used in pro? If it is , how about the sound😮
@@智浩-i7u the fans from the fat models are larger and do not fit inside the ps5 slim and ps5 pro.. ua-cam.com/video/aexoQ-WZZ9g/v-deo.html
@@McKuc thanks for the reply! appreciate it✌️
Still a god damn lottery with coil whine as far as i see? This is the only thing that annoys me as hell with my original 1st gen fat ps5. Especially in 60fps modes. Just to get rid of that i would maybe buy a ps5 pro if the price drops in the future.
I hope that sony can fix it soon. It is hard bwcause of the high boost clocks but they for sure can fix it by adding more vrms and reducing the load on each individual vrm. We will see..
Welchen Lüfter empfiehlst du mir für die PS5 Pro???
Ich hab den Foxconn ganz okay gefunden. Da ich noch nicht beide verglichen habe wird es schwer was zu sagen.
My pro is quite noisy, which fan out of delta & foxconn is considered the quietest?
It is hard to tell at the moment. Some people said that their Delta is quieter, and some people prefer the Foxconn. Both manufacturers have louder and quieter units and at this point i can not say which one are most of the time better. I guess Delta.. what fan do you have?
@@McKucI just checked & i have a delta, I don't know if it worth sending it back & playing the lottery or trying to get hold of a foxxcon fan if they become available to buy
Sony should re-release the original PS5 as their upgraded console
They did. The coilwhine is back like on some og models 😂
In my PS5Pro is a F1 fan. Why are there already 2 different Foxconn fans (F5 and F1)? And as soon as i start a game it spin up immediately. Its not as bad as the NMB Slim fan but still very loud (meassured around 45db in front of the PS5 Pro).
And it doesn't seem to change (it will not ramp up after a while its like its always on constant rpm). I ordered a second Pro to compare it.
Im not happy currently. Definitely louder than the Slim with a Foxconn fan (which i bought recently)
Sonys goal is to keep the PS5 Pro at constant fanspeeds and reducing the clocks to maintain a stable temp. If the cooling solution is not good, due to a slow spinning fan or dust, they have to ramp up the fan even more if reducing the clock to the min values is not enough. They want to prevent the PS4 Pro jet engine behavior. Just listen to cerny: ua-cam.com/video/ph8LyNIT9sg/v-deo.htmlsi=1uo0oAmGJ3ZcHpgX&t=1981
It is a different approach than what we are used to from PS4. I guess your fan is one that is on the higher rpm side. Would you please measure the rpm.
I am not sure if the F1, F2, and F5 mean that it is a different model. Maybe they are all the same and it is the production line or the factory it was produced.. or sth else
Why do we need to manually accelerate the fan? Noise has no reference value
@@zdy666 what do you mean exactly? You do not have to do anything.
@@McKuc I replaced three PS5 Pro Foxconn 1.80V fans, and the noise is similar. The PS5 Slim fan runs at maximum speed because the Pro voltage is set very high, while the Delta fan runs slowly due to the high voltage of 1.86V, and both have UFO noise
@zdy666 they all run with 12V and the 1.8A are max values that they usually not reach. Dont know what you mean. Its the different duty cycle as i said. Slim 23% and Pro 33%
Slim vs pro
@@Zie5934 my slim is more silent. Just visit my channel and you will see
Please ask the player to provide me with a model of PS5PRO Delta fan. What is the serial number after KSB? I am seeking a friend to find a replacement for me. My Foxconn fan is very noisy. Thank you
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@@zdy666 see description
@@McKuc 😀ok
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Hi i get this tinnitus sound just like the one you are testing was wondering if there was a defect that whining sound was bothering me
@@SyedUzzaman78 do you have the same delta fan?
@ yes its not the fan that bothers me its just that tinnitus noise on the right hand side if the console where the fan is situated to hear it i have to focus on it in a very quiet room
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Ps4 pro was a f1 😂😂😂😂😂 ps5 pro is better than ps4 pro
F1 vs Formula E
@McKuc hahahah
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@McKuc ja
This sound again, Sony is fucked up though, the quality is like a toy, I don't buy it.
@@RaphaelStorc sadly most of the buyers do not care about noise. I really expected it to be louder, especially after looking at all the videos on discord. 😄 some are very loud and some are for sure more silent then mine. My Pro is somewhere in the middle.
Keep the console horizontally it won't sound after some weeks you can keep it vertically. It does this when console is new is some cases.