I did it. Couldnt stand the noise when i am playing at night and in the weekends. I really dont like to disturb the neighbours. They are a bit old and grumpy
So i was sick of my ps4 pro (launch model) as it was very very noisy when playing 4k games. After watching this video i sold mine and bought a new cuh7200. The new ones is sooo quite... its literally night and day difference.
@@ESFDragxnFistEntertainment with how things have been with scalpers and bots, I'm thinking about giving up and waiting it out a year or so and nab an xb1x and/or ps4 pro to play exclusives I've missed over the years, I can always sell it off later for most of the cost recouped. I've all but given up hope now especially since bitcoin shot up of ever getting a new PC GPU in the foreseeable future... 5+ year old GPU are costing more than their MSRP was, some doubling in price, it's absurd.
Yep, same here. It's definitely really noisy compared to my Noctua cooled PC, but I find it both quieter than my PS3 SuperSlim and not really bothersome while using headphones.
I understand but two things here. How technically will PS5 be? Tech hasnt advanced in gaming by that much. Also time wise, you still have plenty of life for a new pro. If a PS5 released in 2020, devs will need at least two more years to figure out how to bring the best out of Sony's architecture. So games will still release for old gens at a nice rate
I really love learning about console revisions. Thanks, DF, for doing this videos. Also, I'd love seeing some videos like this about some past consoles. For example, PS3 and Wii U are not so well documented (yes, Nintendo made a lot of motherboard revisions across their consoles, even if the product number didn't change).
For the first gen and second gen, you just need to change the APU thermal paste to thermal grizzly kryonaut and change the thermal pads of the ram chips to to a high quality one. Like Gelid GP Extreme. Mine has been whisper quiet ever since. It's been a year now. Still whisper quiet. 7100 model.
I have the red dead redemption 2 bundle its model cuh-7215b figure 8 power supply, my wii u not playing a game is louder than my pro when playing shadow of the tomb raider at 4k its very quiet ive tested many games ffxv, mgsv, skyrim,destiny 2 all at 4k and skyrim and ffxv on high settings are the only 2 that you can hear the fan turn up but still quieter than my wii u im amazed at how amazingly smooth gameplay is for shadow of the tomb raider looks amazing no frame stuttering at all and pro is super qiuet during hours of 4k gameplay i upgraded to pro at just the right time
except the machine itself is measuring hotter inside too, therefore this model appears to be removing less heat than the original. they have the same chips so whats actually happening, is the heat is just building up more internally and coming out hotter. part of why its quieter, the fan is moving less cfm through the console(cubic feet per minute of air).... not that i think its a problem. sony obviously concluded the machine can take some extra degrees in trade off for less decibels...
I've wanted to say this for a while now, so here it goes: While you guys are praised for your insightful tech analyses and your overall expertise (rightfully so), can I just say thank you for being ever so ELOQUENT. It really helps get ideas across and make interesting points. This isn't just another youtube channel with pointless rambling, this is quality content with tons of work behind it and preparing HOW you want to talk about something is surely part of it.
I love your channel so much ,I learn twice as many nice details in every video compare to other channels and i didnt even know I needed to learn about them .Best place to get informed about technology and video games hands down !Keep up the good work
I picked up the Glacier White as well, only after some time did I realize it was a new revision of the hardware (CUH-7108). And it’s a “soft” limited edition one if you will :)
i wish the video included sound demos and frames per second stats comparing the three revisions. if the 7100 (translucent blue one) receives less power, maybe the cpu/gpu is throttling or doesn't reach turbo just as much? maybe it's quieter than the launch pro because essentially it's underclocked?
@@Benamax Do you hear that ? People who care about what other people purchase. lol I dont need to validate any purchase to random users I dont know/nor will ever meet. Lol I'm 38 years old, and I've been gaming almost 3 decades...I own the PS4 Pro (the most recent model...b/c uh it was the most recent). I also own a Switch and Xbox One X..and PC (Asus desktop) and Phone (Samsung)...and last gen Wii U & New 2DS XL....a variety of devices...console/handheld/PC...basically everything but VR. Why would anyone care though ? why does there have to be "buyers remorse" or "defending my purchases" ? I like what I like hell does it matter to you ? lol I'm just confused by the younger-social-media-gaming-toxicity. Hardware debates, spec wars, comparing devices like...chubby teenagers on a playground full of mulch and swing-sets..."my leapfrog is more powerful then your leapfrog" lol....in the end we own the same shit...these are toys, expensive & electronic, but toys nonetheless. PC is diff, its a workstation as well. But you get the drift. Own-whatever-you-want, or...own-them-all - play whatever you want. If I want a PS4 Exclusive..of the more then-20 + out there...well I can have that..if its a multi-plat that runs better/more optimal on Xbox One X...well I can have that, if its a Switch or 3DS title...exclusive or port...indie or AAA doesn't matter, digital or physical - or a 1st party Nintendo franchise title...I can have that as well...and PC (Steam & Blizz launcher) can have that as well..just makes more sense to me. Have my cake...and eat it too kinda thing. But in the years n years I've been gaming I've never felt bad about anything I've purchased, toys-to-waste-time-a-hobby. I'm sure you own atleast ONE of those devices...or more. lol Its like on facebook, gaming groups - all the debates x1x vs ps4 pro....ppl going back n fowarth w pros and cons...I'm like "yea I'll just take both" lol I'll wait...never pre-order, never day 1 anything...buy them 2 years down the road...I never owned an Original PS4/PS4 Slim or Xbox One/One S....so this year (2018) both devices are the current models & newest. Even switch is only 7-8 months old. I like them all. For varying reasons.
There is something weird here. The hotter the temps at exhaust the cooler the system should be, this means hot air is being vacated more efficiently. So seeing how 7200 runs hotter and its exhaust is hotter too would mean its cooling is less efficient, which could be result of fan redesign or simply fan speed change.
I got a 7215B model without Red Dead around September in the states. The Pro had been sold out all month so when I finally saw one in-stock I went and bought one and ended up with this model. Can confirm, it's quiet as a mouse. Especially compared to my launch model base PS4. That thing can sound like a jet engine at times.
@@zaxypax Yes it is in small print on the box. Bottom left corner if you're looking at the front. It's also on the top, bottom, and the left side. Mine has a promo for Black Ops 4, Spider-Man, Days Gone, and Red Dead on the back. Full model number is CUH-7215B
If you have a Pro, consider playing in 1080p On the fake 4k the PS4 pro is loud as fuck, but on 1080p its is really acceptable and almost silent at times.
@@helsinkidirtyharry8818 I have a Pro and a 4k HDR Sony Bravia. Playing games like God of War, RDR2 and Horizon Zero Dawn look amazing at 1080p upscaled instead of trying to pump out 4k with slower frame rates. The 1080p image on my TV is not much worse than native 4k and the gameplay is much smoother and satisfying as a result. It's definitely worth leaving true 4k gaming to those PC users who spend a ton of money on the latest 2080ti cards and monitors because quite frankly playing PS4 games on a 4k screen, even at 1080p, is amazing. Hopefully the next generation of consoles will be able to handle true 4k gaming at 60fps, or at least 30fps.
I have the 7215B model. I got it on October 4th, 2018 from Gamestop just before the Red Dead Redemption II Bundle was released. The store clerk mentioned that it was recently shipped from Sony. I found it difficult to find a Pro as most video game retailers were SOLD OUT.... This is an upgrade from My PS3 Super Slim. I can confirm that this is a very POWERFUL and QUIET unit. Enjoying it ! Thank You for confirming that I bought this System at the right time after waiting so many years !! 👍
Just so you guys know, it’s WAY quieter! Just picked up the new revisioned model and it’s much much quieter, and I put it through the test, RD2, The Show 19, Star Wars .... Never gets loud, just a normal quiet fan noise, much improved!
@@mikuchuuu … Yes, it’s still better than the older one I had … Might make a little more fan noise now, but still nothing like my first one … I’m hearing the PS5 are silent, I can’t get my hands on one though …
Running quieter also means its running hotter, which means reduced lifespan. I started using a laptop cooling pad under my PS4 Pro and now it almost never ramps up the fan. I did the same thing with my Xbox One X, which is already way quieter than the PS4 Pro, but now it runs even quieter too. You dont need to run out and buy this new PS4 Pro to get a quieter system, just increase the airflow around the system and make sure to clean out the fan once in a while
It's a good improvement, but not only do I think that I got a "good version" of the launch PS4 Pro as even when listening to it, it never got THAT annoying. But on top of that I use headphones for playing games, always. So I don't hear the fan noise at all. Come summer I'd like my cooler launch PS4 Pro over a newer model I guess. :)
@@zybch It's possible you might have just got lucky and binned a more efficient/lower temperature CPU. It's common for there to be some variation even in the same production line with some producing more heat then others.
Can confirm. I got the Red Dead 2 PRO bundle and was expecting at least as much fan noise as my base PS4. Not only is it whisper quiet after hours of play, but remains cool.
Great video, I specifically bought this version after seeing your video as I've wanted one for VR and jumped in (two years ago). Back here now hopefully to establish how much power this model uses during gameplay.
@@discombobulatedl Oh it's perfect. I don't notice a thing (when playing non-VR games of course). That's with the console sat flat also (not standing vertically). I hear that noise can generally depend on how intensive a game is that you're playing however. Also, I forgot to say, that's in 4K, HDR mode with the most intensive colour output settings and boost-mode applied.
The hotter the exhaust the more heat is being removed from inside the system. They're probably using better thermal paste,a bigger heatsink or both. The reason why the Xbox one is so quiet is because it has a massive heatsink.
@@titouiban8467 Proof is precedence. I'm talking industry standards here. If you want official confirmation get on the line with Sony and pray an actual engineer will answer your questions.
I've been playing Red Dead 2 a few hours a day on the new console, and so far it hasn't made a peep. It has yet to kick into overdrive, or even become noticeable! It gets hot as balls during gameplay, but the fan is a low thrum instead of a high whine. I'm very happy since it replaced my original launch PS4 that sounds like a jet engine.
The fan noise is not quite as annoying as the coil whine with certain games at certain resolutions and detail settings. It sounds like angry bees trapped in an empty soda can. It's bad enough that we have to put up with this from various expensive high-end GPUs in an otherwise silent PC. Is it that difficult to source properly dampened inductor coils?
I tripped out on the power supply and looked all over the internet for the info on this new version of the pro and have found nothing, and now you cleared that up for me! THANKS I'm subbed!
9:02 That's normal. Higher output temperature = better cooling It just means the new cooling system is dissipating more heat than the previous ones, hence, the hardware can run cooler and quieter.
I just bought one like 2 weeks ago and I must say its rather quiet and never really runs hot even playing the last of us 2 for ten hours straight. I checked and it is indeed a cuh- 7215b
My guess is that they reduced fan speed curve resulting in less noise, less power consumption (maybe not), but that increased the heat due to less fan power. *Old model: More speed = Cooler & Noisy* *New model: Less speed = Warmer & Quiet*
I have one since mid October. Bought in Europe in a bundle with fifa 19. It is dead silent! Even tried with the TV on mute. No noise. It is night and day compared to my previous 7016b. I am very happy with this one.
Improved fans moving more with less noise Better exhaust for air flow CPU/GPU binning....All of these methods can allow for better cooling with less noise.
Well, actually good quality fans can be both quiet and powerful. My PC is very quiet and does not get hot, because I was careful choosing which fans to put it in.
the hotter the case and exhaust temps the better.. because the power consumption on all was approximately the same, the fact that more heat is seen on the case body and exhaust just means a lot less is staying in the chip, meaning it is actually running a lot cooler than the previous models.
I think i have a launch ps4 pro. I cleaned mine and took off the long skinny back plate. Taking off the back plate deff made a difference, better flow of the heat. Will get things plugged into the back hotter but i have seen no problems
I'm rocking a launch Pro and the sound isn't a problem for me, although there are times that it could get frustrating for some. Regardless it's very silent most of the time and makes little noise compared to the base PS4
Picked up a CUH-7200 model recently for 4k games and I don't find it quieter at all, in fact from my experience it's just as noisy as the first model, constantly goes off like a jet engine on Genshin impact & RDR2..so i opened it up to see if dust build up might be the cause but no there was hardly any dust in the fan or the heat sink. People are over exaggerating about it being quieter so it gets hotter for no reason at all as it makes a bitter difference with the fan noise.
I agree the 7200 is nice but even after clearing the fan when you get those peak visual scenes in games like Spider-Man, God of War and Dark Souls 3 you will hear it but... I've sort of grown accustomed to it myself. I bought a 7100B most recently and I'm interested to know if any difference will be apparent.
I have a launch Pro and it’s fine. I hear the fans but they are not so overly loud that it becomes distracting when playing a game. I don’t think it’s worth upgrading from a 7000 to 7200 version.
Seconded. I slapped an SSD in my launch Pro and its all I need for years. I actually promised myself I wouldn't even buy a PS5 for at least 3 years after launch so that I can get all the PS5 Pro / PS5 Slim nonesense out of the way lol
I'm currently on my forth ps4 pro CUH-7216B with severe Coil Whine. The sound is unbearable and kicks in on all kinds of games I have been throwing at it. Taking this one back to the shop as well and proclaiming loudly that Sony obviously do not care for catching this type of issue during quality control. Stay away from purchasing PS4 Pros until Sony have greatly improved their efforts in producing these units. If I manage to bring home four PS4 Pros in a row, all with this issue (even from different shops) it must count as a "default" feature of the unit. Digital Foundry should update this review to reflect this.
You must not game on PC then because any gaming PC is gonna be much louder than any PS4 Pro can get when you combine the noise of hard drives and fans unless you are spending a lot of money on SSD and on fans that run quiet. Any fan noise from PS4 Pros can be mitigated by using head or earphones and anyone who says otherwise is lying because headphones can be turned up to where they will cause hearing damage. Not to mention you can get noise canceling headphones.
Could the higher exhaust temps of the 7200 be contributed to a more efficient heat transfer? More heat is being pulled away from the hardware. Would also like to add, I've never been bothered by the "noise" of the cooling fan. On the occasion I noticed it, I would just realize it needed the extra umph from the fan to cool the system. I'm OK with that.
YES! I'm so happy I waited getting the Pro until now when i got the RDR2 bundle at launch. I was thinking getting PS4 Pro before and pre-loading the digital version of RDR2.... but I don't regret waiting until launch day to get this bundle - for the BEST PS4 Pro hardware. It's much more silent then my old PS4 (launch model) even after opening it up, cleaning all the dust and changing thermal paste.
I've had the noise issue with the PlayStation 3 Slim and I held off on buying any type of PlayStation 4 until this one. - I know the 5 will be out in just over a year, but I don't want to spend a lot of money on a console with a limited list of games (as in exclusives, as I rather invest in a PC as I always have). - So I was happy to find out about the noise-reduction in the PS4 Pro and with it on sale I finally ordered it last weekend. I already own one game and have pre-ordered another, both being exclusives, so I'll need a system to be able to play them. It's the platform exclusivity in full working order, except that I'm a really late customer. - But otherwise I would've gone with a much lower priced new or refurbished one and modified it with liquid cooling. Around 45dBs is still significant, but if I put it away somewhere it will help make it acceptable. - Just too bad they didn't upgrade it and market it with an SSD... Something I'll still have to consider.
I have a launch Pro and i have never had a noise issue, its been super quiet for the 1.5 years i have had it. Edit: also with sonys track record of console burn out from over heating i will take a cooler console every day of the week.
Okay I’m a bit triggered, @9:00 is NOT an unexpected result, the reason the air from the fan is hotter is because the cooling is more efficient. You see, the cooling is able to move more heat from the APU to the exhaust in the newer models, thus causing the exhaust air to be hotter, and therefore the APU to be cooler.
Higher exhaust temperature doesn't necessarily mean more heat. If they didn't make any significant change in the heat conductance between the chip and the radiator, just reduced the fan speed to achieve lower noize level, then the heat is transfered by smaller amount of air which gets hotter obviously. If the thermal design is basically unchanged then hotter radiator means hotter operation for the chip.
The temperature of the exhaust is proportional to the temperature of the chipset (but not the same), you can't: -Have a higher temperature on the exhaust than on the chipset -Raise the exhaust temperature while lowering the chipset temperature If the exhaust rises, the chipset too
@@SirDella " you can't: -Raise the exhaust temperature while lowering the chipset temperature" It's not exactly true. You can use better heat transfer solutions (better thermal paste or even liquid metal compounds, heatpipe+fins radiator instead of solid extruded heatsink) to reduce the overall heat resistance of the cooler system, therefore reduce the temperature difference between the chip and the radiator surface that contacts the air. Then lower airflow (means higher exhaust air temperature at the given amount of power dissipated) is sufficient to maintain the same core temperatures. Or you can use the same airflow as before, maintain same exhaus temps while reduce core temps. Or anything between the two means lower core temps but higher exhaust temps. But in this particular case I don't see any significant change in the cooler system. So they probably just reduced the fan speed to achieve lower noize level and either sacrificed some thermal headroom or used better thermal paste on this model.
I’m just going to swap out the louder Delta fan in my 7100 to the quieter Nidec fan (EBay) that’s in the 7200, change the thermal paste, and thermal pads. I should get better temps, and less fan noise.
I've got the release pro and I sent my console to a repair shop. They cleaned the console applied new thermal paste and changed the thermal pads on the ram. Console is much more quiet now. Main problem of the console is the garbage thermal paste they use or maybe they don't apply enough thermal paste. You should also use a dust cover and dust filters. Otherwise your console will get dusty and noisy because the consoles doesn't even have a cheap ass dust filter and all your dust will be in the heatsink.
Guys can you imagine when we'll get to the 7nm? Hopefully less power comsuption and noise but also a lot more graphic power!!! Current gen is already impressive but... Next gen is going to blow our mind!!!!
You're always very in depth in your videos so i thought you where gonna address it, but you didn't so i guess you just don't know how decibels work. For every 10 decibel the sound doubles, so 55 to 48 doesn't sound like much but its a very huge difference in sound.
@@officertenpenny4505 it didn't drop when I was early in the game in Valentine idk why it drops later, it could be more NPCs which requires high CPU power
CUH - 7216b (RDR2 bundle) is very silent in every games. Temperature is colder than previous Pro version. But 7216b = coil whine... It's not loud but coil whine is in 90% consoles.
Bought a 7100 a week before the RDR2 bundle came out, I can't say I regret it because the changes are somewhat minor but at least mine is quieter than the launch model.
I love my pro, I installed new much quieter fans myself, although that may have voided the warranty, I really don't care as it was a fairly easy to install new fans, and I didn't have to mess around with the SOC or anything so there's no issue with it having been opened and it runs not only quiter, but also at a lower temperature, for that I used a few case modifications I found here on UA-cam, pretty much just adding more ventilation, and by using a blower style cover for the one fan, it ejects hot air without any of it leaking into the case. UA-cam PS4Pro mods get your PS4Pro running cooler and quieter than any other method as expensive as buying a new Pro, if you are one of the many people out there who don't mind doing a bit of modifying your console, I'd highly suggest you look it up on YT, most videos are pretty much the same, but they'll give you advice on what fans are best, and what to do physically to your console without damaging it.
I bought a PS4 pro at bestbuy a week before red dead redemption2 came out and I got this new model standalone. Didn’t get it with red dead. I couldn’t figure out why all of a sudden I wasn’t able to buy a PS4 anywhere but one Best Buy had it and I got my hands on it. Didn’t know it was new until I saw this video lol.
Hope the PS5 has better cooling and much less noise. I have to play some games on my pro 7100 in 1080p mode as pushing it higher makes it too loud for me.
The older model is louder but it runs cooler; which is the first time I see that in console revisions. Buying the newer one is more of a compromise than an upgrade.
Why do you need a gaming monitor for the ps4? The FPS is capped at 60 and the latency can't be pushed too low. Even the cheapest monitors can meet these expectations. Gamer monitors tipically focus on the high refresh rate and low reaction time wich can't be utilized with a playstation. Your best interest is a good display panel with deep contrast and nice colors.
I'm 6 years late, but on the thermal testing the higher exhaust temperatures of the newer models should be indicating that they're running *cooler* because they're more effective at removing heat, so higher exhaust temp is a good thing.
I'm thinking of swapping my ps4 pro for a ps4 pro...
Lol
I'll wait for the pro slim. hope it gets done though
lol this is like swapping a gtx 1080 for rtx 2070 but without RT
I did it. Couldnt stand the noise when i am playing at night and in the weekends. I really dont like to disturb the neighbours. They are a bit old and grumpy
@@piraat070 did you got a good deal for swapping it out? or how did it go? where did you trade it?
11:05 Here you go
Your a champ
Thanks
ty dude!
So much blabbing just to make a minor point.
not all heroes wear cape
funny how my ps4 pro box calls it 'Jet Black'
Lenard Winssen 😂😂
5:35 introducing the PlayStation 5.
This is actually what it's going to look like
Black Parade The leak is not official but it would make sense
@@stanmarsh8032 lmao no it didnt
@@BlackParade01 no❤️
So i was sick of my ps4 pro (launch model) as it was very very noisy when playing 4k games. After watching this video i sold mine and bought a new cuh7200.
The new ones is sooo quite... its literally night and day difference.
The problem it's fixed in the versions of 7200, 7215, 7216?
@@discombobulatedl Yes
I just did the same...I found the Last of us 2 special edition pro for only 375
You should've just waited for the PS5
@@ESFDragxnFistEntertainment with how things have been with scalpers and bots, I'm thinking about giving up and waiting it out a year or so and nab an xb1x and/or ps4 pro to play exclusives I've missed over the years, I can always sell it off later for most of the cost recouped. I've all but given up hope now especially since bitcoin shot up of ever getting a new PC GPU in the foreseeable future... 5+ year old GPU are costing more than their MSRP was, some doubling in price, it's absurd.
For everyone trying to interpret the dB measurements, remember that dB is a logarithmic scale. That means that a drop of 3dB is half the volume.
That's cool but I'll continue to keep my hovercraft pro. No point if within 2 years, a PS5 will be coming out. Just hope it doesn't break down.
I bet cooler temps will help it last longer
Get a PC bruh.
Why would it break down lol? Its not a known thing whatsoever so its a bizarre thing to say.
Yep, same here.
It's definitely really noisy compared to my Noctua cooled PC, but I find it both quieter than my PS3 SuperSlim and not really bothersome while using headphones.
I understand but two things here. How technically will PS5 be? Tech hasnt advanced in gaming by that much.
Also time wise, you still have plenty of life for a new pro. If a PS5 released in 2020, devs will need at least two more years to figure out how to bring the best out of Sony's architecture. So games will still release for old gens at a nice rate
I really love learning about console revisions. Thanks, DF, for doing this videos. Also, I'd love seeing some videos like this about some past consoles. For example, PS3 and Wii U are not so well documented (yes, Nintendo made a lot of motherboard revisions across their consoles, even if the product number didn't change).
For the first gen and second gen, you just need to change the APU thermal paste to thermal grizzly kryonaut and change the thermal pads of the ram chips to to a high quality one. Like Gelid GP Extreme. Mine has been whisper quiet ever since. It's been a year now. Still whisper quiet. 7100 model.
How do you do that ?
I have the red dead redemption 2 bundle its model cuh-7215b figure 8 power supply, my wii u not playing a game is louder than my pro when playing shadow of the tomb raider at 4k its very quiet ive tested many games ffxv, mgsv, skyrim,destiny 2 all at 4k and skyrim and ffxv on high settings are the only 2 that you can hear the fan turn up but still quieter than my wii u im amazed at how amazingly smooth gameplay is for shadow of the tomb raider looks amazing no frame stuttering at all and pro is super qiuet during hours of 4k gameplay i upgraded to pro at just the right time
Finally, the FULL FAT PS4 Pro experience
atomicbrain9401 😂
I don't follow
#"Diabetus"
@@TheNeighborNicky thats what richard says a bunch of times in his videos
As I am going to be buying a PS4 Pro in the next month or so, this video was very helpful. Cheers from Australia 🐨
Hotter exhaust temps is a good thing, as it means it's removing more heat from the source. Let's not confuse people.
tommyzorera Ya as long it has space for the air come out it’s fine.
except the machine itself is measuring hotter inside too, therefore this model appears to be removing less heat than the original. they have the same chips so whats actually happening, is the heat is just building up more internally and coming out hotter. part of why its quieter, the fan is moving less cfm through the console(cubic feet per minute of air).... not that i think its a problem. sony obviously concluded the machine can take some extra degrees in trade off for less decibels...
LMAO that`s not how it works genius...warmer exhaust air means the whole thing is running hotter on the inside compared to previous model.
I've wanted to say this for a while now, so here it goes: While you guys are praised for your insightful tech analyses and your overall expertise (rightfully so), can I just say thank you for being ever so ELOQUENT. It really helps get ideas across and make interesting points. This isn't just another youtube channel with pointless rambling, this is quality content with tons of work behind it and preparing HOW you want to talk about something is surely part of it.
I love your channel so much ,I learn twice as many nice details in every video compare to other channels and i didnt even know I needed to learn about them .Best place to get informed about technology and video games hands down !Keep up the good work
Comment section is noisy again.
and here we are...
Comment section needs a revision too. Sometimes it starts heating up for no particular reason
My launch ps4pro was a 747 spooling up before takeoff. I now have a glacial white one. Much quieter
I put Liquid Metal on my launch Pro, and removed both internal bottom metal plates and it still gets loud. It does run really cool though.
I picked up the Glacier White as well, only after some time did I realize it was a new revision of the hardware (CUH-7108). And it’s a “soft” limited edition one if you will :)
i wish the video included sound demos and frames per second stats comparing the three revisions. if the 7100 (translucent blue one) receives less power, maybe the cpu/gpu is throttling or doesn't reach turbo just as much? maybe it's quieter than the launch pro because essentially it's underclocked?
speedy I know what you went through. I still have my launch ps4. It will fly off if i’d throw it outside my window.
My Destiny 2 Glacier White sounds like a jet engine
Do you hear that?
It’s a bunch of sad people who need to validate their purchases in a UA-cam comments section!
Benamax - Pardon?
*I can't hear atm playing RDR2 on my Pro*
Well, have fun with that! But you’re literally proving my point.
Ah harkens back to the early days of UA-cam when people could actually make video replies.
Do you hear that? Yes, it is the PS4 fan noise.
Go on...
@@Benamax Do you hear that ?
People who care about what other people purchase.
lol
I dont need to validate any purchase to random users I dont know/nor will ever meet.
Lol I'm 38 years old, and I've been gaming almost 3 decades...I own the PS4 Pro (the most recent model...b/c uh it was the most recent). I also own a Switch and Xbox One X..and PC (Asus desktop) and Phone (Samsung)...and last gen Wii U & New 2DS XL....a variety of devices...console/handheld/PC...basically everything but VR.
Why would anyone care though ? why does there have to be "buyers remorse" or "defending my purchases" ? I like what I like
hell does it matter to you ? lol
I'm just confused by the younger-social-media-gaming-toxicity. Hardware debates, spec wars, comparing devices like...chubby teenagers on a playground full of mulch and swing-sets..."my leapfrog is more powerful then your leapfrog" lol....in the end we own the same shit...these are toys, expensive & electronic, but toys nonetheless.
PC is diff, its a workstation as well. But you get the drift.
Own-whatever-you-want, or...own-them-all - play whatever you want.
If I want a PS4 Exclusive..of the more then-20 + out there...well I can have that..if its a multi-plat that runs better/more optimal on Xbox One X...well I can have that, if its a Switch or 3DS title...exclusive or port...indie or AAA doesn't matter, digital or physical - or a 1st party Nintendo franchise title...I can have that as well...and PC (Steam & Blizz launcher) can have that as well..just makes more sense to me. Have my cake...and eat it too kinda thing.
But in the years n years I've been gaming I've never felt bad about anything I've purchased, toys-to-waste-time-a-hobby.
I'm sure you own atleast ONE of those devices...or more. lol
Its like on facebook, gaming groups - all the debates x1x vs ps4 pro....ppl going back n fowarth w pros and cons...I'm like "yea I'll just take both" lol I'll wait...never pre-order, never day 1 anything...buy them 2 years down the road...I never owned an Original PS4/PS4 Slim or Xbox One/One S....so this year (2018) both devices are the current models & newest. Even switch is only 7-8 months old.
I like them all. For varying reasons.
Got it in the Red Dead bundle and it really is super quiet. During games without Pro patches, it even seems to barely even get warm at all
There is something weird here. The hotter the temps at exhaust the cooler the system should be, this means hot air is being vacated more efficiently. So seeing how 7200 runs hotter and its exhaust is hotter too would mean its cooling is less efficient, which could be result of fan redesign or simply fan speed change.
It looked like he was showing system temps aiming at the top cover, that doesnt show true system temps.
I got a 7215B model without Red Dead around September in the states. The Pro had been sold out all month so when I finally saw one in-stock I went and bought one and ended up with this model.
Can confirm, it's quiet as a mouse. Especially compared to my launch model base PS4. That thing can sound like a jet engine at times.
If I go into a store for Black Friday, will I find this model? How would I know which version it is, is it on the box?
@@zaxypax Yes it is in small print on the box. Bottom left corner if you're looking at the front. It's also on the top, bottom, and the left side. Mine has a promo for Black Ops 4, Spider-Man, Days Gone, and Red Dead on the back. Full model number is CUH-7215B
@@arbiter- Thanks! I'll try to get this version on Black Friday if I can :>. If not, I'll have to make do with the noise lol.
yea same with mine which i got back in September. can confirm it's quiet
@@nyjay Thank you so much! I'll try to make sure it's that version :>.
DIdnt even know they were improving these. This explains my time as a Cowboy sounding like a jet engine.
If you have a Pro, consider playing in 1080p On the fake 4k the PS4 pro is loud as fuck, but on 1080p its is really acceptable and almost silent at times.
Hardly call just running the fan slower and hotter an improvement. Get ready for more YLoDs long term.
@@mrblonde609 Spend 2k on an 4k OLED to play games in 1080p yeah that makes sense.
@@mrblonde609 the Pro is always loud whatever the resolution lol
@@helsinkidirtyharry8818 I have a Pro and a 4k HDR Sony Bravia. Playing games like God of War, RDR2 and Horizon Zero Dawn look amazing at 1080p upscaled instead of trying to pump out 4k with slower frame rates. The 1080p image on my TV is not much worse than native 4k and the gameplay is much smoother and satisfying as a result. It's definitely worth leaving true 4k gaming to those PC users who spend a ton of money on the latest 2080ti cards and monitors because quite frankly playing PS4 games on a 4k screen, even at 1080p, is amazing.
Hopefully the next generation of consoles will be able to handle true 4k gaming at 60fps, or at least 30fps.
I have the 7215B model.
I got it on October 4th, 2018 from Gamestop just before the Red Dead Redemption II Bundle was released.
The store clerk mentioned that it was recently shipped from Sony. I found it difficult to find a Pro as most video game retailers were SOLD OUT....
This is an upgrade from My PS3 Super Slim. I can confirm that this is a very POWERFUL and QUIET unit.
Enjoying it !
Thank You for confirming that I bought this System at the right time after waiting so many years !! 👍
Just so you guys know, it’s WAY quieter! Just picked up the new revisioned model and it’s much much quieter, and I put it through the test, RD2, The Show 19, Star Wars .... Never gets loud, just a normal quiet fan noise, much improved!
After a year is it still quite??
What about overheating?
@@mikuchuuu … Yes, it’s still better than the older one I had … Might make a little more fan noise now, but still nothing like my first one … I’m hearing the PS5 are silent, I can’t get my hands on one though …
@@drewmow …. No overheating issues …
@@funkyflights they might get louder overtime idk
Have the CUH-7215B since April 2019 and is still very silent. Great console that's been used many hours daily through all the pandemic.
Really? I have that model but when i play certain games the noise of the fan gets really annoying
Just bought a 7215 today fingers crossed 🤞
Switch to ssd
Richard's shirt blends in so well with the chair, I just see a talking face on a chair 😂🤣
LOL nice catch.
For a moment I couldn't see him
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Running quieter also means its running hotter, which means reduced lifespan. I started using a laptop cooling pad under my PS4 Pro and now it almost never ramps up the fan. I did the same thing with my Xbox One X, which is already way quieter than the PS4 Pro, but now it runs even quieter too. You dont need to run out and buy this new PS4 Pro to get a quieter system, just increase the airflow around the system and make sure to clean out the fan once in a while
It's a good improvement, but not only do I think that I got a "good version" of the launch PS4 Pro as even when listening to it, it never got THAT annoying. But on top of that I use headphones for playing games, always. So I don't hear the fan noise at all. Come summer I'd like my cooler launch PS4 Pro over a newer model I guess. :)
My launch is not too noisy either. Certainly quieter than my OG ps4. Guess I lucked out.
@@zybch It's possible you might have just got lucky and binned a more efficient/lower temperature CPU. It's common for there to be some variation even in the same production line with some producing more heat then others.
Can confirm. I got the Red Dead 2 PRO bundle and was expecting at least as much fan noise as my base PS4. Not only is it whisper quiet after hours of play, but remains cool.
Great video, I specifically bought this version after seeing your video as I've wanted one for VR and jumped in (two years ago). Back here now hopefully to establish how much power this model uses during gameplay.
Hello. How about the sound, fixed in your version?
@@discombobulatedl Oh it's perfect. I don't notice a thing (when playing non-VR games of course). That's with the console sat flat also (not standing vertically). I hear that noise can generally depend on how intensive a game is that you're playing however. Also, I forgot to say, that's in 4K, HDR mode with the most intensive colour output settings and boost-mode applied.
The hotter the exhaust the more heat is being removed from inside the system. They're probably using better thermal paste,a bigger heatsink or both. The reason why the Xbox one is so quiet is because it has a massive heatsink.
His console is brand new, the same test after 200 or 300 hours could show another results or an RMA...
and it has a bigger quieter fan.
@@titouiban8467 They would be using industrial grade thermal paste which has an endurance of several years.
@@TheStriker0525 any proofs ?
@@titouiban8467 Proof is precedence. I'm talking industry standards here. If you want official confirmation get on the line with Sony and pray an actual engineer will answer your questions.
I've been playing Red Dead 2 a few hours a day on the new console, and so far it hasn't made a peep. It has yet to kick into overdrive, or even become noticeable! It gets hot as balls during gameplay, but the fan is a low thrum instead of a high whine. I'm very happy since it replaced my original launch PS4 that sounds like a jet engine.
The fan noise is not quite as annoying as the coil whine with certain games at certain resolutions and detail settings. It sounds like angry bees trapped in an empty soda can. It's bad enough that we have to put up with this from various expensive high-end GPUs in an otherwise silent PC. Is it that difficult to source properly dampened inductor coils?
I have no coilwhine at all, it's just silent what ever I throw at it. (7216b)
I found this video quite informative and i'm grateful to DF and Rich for this really solid analysis.
I tripped out on the power supply and looked all over the internet for the info on this new version of the pro and have found nothing, and now you cleared that up for me! THANKS I'm subbed!
9:02
That's normal. Higher output temperature = better cooling
It just means the new cooling system is dissipating more heat than the previous ones, hence, the hardware can run cooler and quieter.
I just bought one like 2 weeks ago and I must say its rather quiet and never really runs hot even playing the last of us 2 for ten hours straight. I checked and it is indeed a cuh- 7215b
My guess is that they reduced fan speed curve resulting in less noise, less power consumption (maybe not), but that increased the heat due to less fan power.
*Old model: More speed = Cooler & Noisy*
*New model: Less speed = Warmer & Quiet*
I think that the newest model will be the most desirable in the future for retro gamers
Got myself the Glacier White Cuh-7115B PS4 Pro. Runs like a dream, never gets loud enough to be noticeable.
I have one since mid October.
Bought in Europe in a bundle with fifa 19.
It is dead silent! Even tried with the TV on mute. No noise. It is night and day compared to my previous 7016b. I am very happy with this one.
No. It is a 7216b. One of the first ones. Got released in Europe in a bundle with FIFA 19.
running hotter while being quieter seems to me like less spinning speed of that fan
Marvin Heyne Either way it’s good it has less noise.
Emma Madison That depends where you keeping the console carpet or not having space for the vents will trap heat inside regardless which model it is.
When your dBs are the same as your temps :-P
Why is higher temperature surprising if processor and wattage stayed the same and fans spin quieter?
Louder fans - more air moved, cooler console.
Couldn't sony just patch existing consoles to the new fan profile? guess it's risky.
Improved fans moving more with less noise
Better exhaust for air flow
CPU/GPU binning....All of these methods can allow for better cooling with less noise.
Well, actually good quality fans can be both quiet and powerful. My PC is very quiet and does not get hot, because I was careful choosing which fans to put it in.
Not really.
You can have a higher quality fan cool better while spinning slower than a lower quality fan
Got the pro on launch day, it may sound like a jet engine but it is reliable af still works perfectly now
the hotter the case and exhaust temps the better.. because the power consumption on all was approximately the same, the fact that more heat is seen on the case body and exhaust just means a lot less is staying in the chip, meaning it is actually running a lot cooler than the previous models.
I'm in Asia Got CUH-7106 and it's Quietest Ever TBH
I still have my original day one PS4... 💪
Lol same
cool exhaust means less heat transfer, more heat into the room means less heat in the machine.
Aw brill, I bought a machine for RDR 2 last week and had no idea I'd picked up a new model, thanks for the info!
I think i have a launch ps4 pro. I cleaned mine and took off the long skinny back plate. Taking off the back plate deff made a difference, better flow of the heat. Will get things plugged into the back hotter but i have seen no problems
don't know why. I enjoy to listen the fan sound(it's like it worth every dollar I spent on this). am I sick?😂
Yeah. :P
Aye nah fam, I like my PS4 Pro's fan sounds too lol 😂😂
I'm rocking a launch Pro and the sound isn't a problem for me, although there are times that it could get frustrating for some. Regardless it's very silent most of the time and makes little noise compared to the base PS4
I was hypnotised by the vision of a "pro" on top of another "pro" that's a double sized big Mac over there.
Picked up a CUH-7200 model recently for 4k games and I don't find it quieter at all, in fact from my experience it's just as noisy as the first model, constantly goes off like a jet engine on Genshin impact & RDR2..so i opened it up to see if dust build up might be the cause but no there was hardly any dust in the fan or the heat sink. People are over exaggerating about it being quieter so it gets hotter for no reason at all as it makes a bitter difference with the fan noise.
I agree the 7200 is nice but even after clearing the fan when you get those peak visual scenes in games like Spider-Man, God of War and Dark Souls 3 you will hear it but... I've sort of grown accustomed to it myself. I bought a 7100B most recently and I'm interested to know if any difference will be apparent.
@@Akechi_The_Phantom_Detective
My friend, did you make the comparison, which model is more effective...??
I have a launch Pro and it’s fine. I hear the fans but they are not so overly loud that it becomes distracting when playing a game. I don’t think it’s worth upgrading from a 7000 to 7200 version.
Seconded. I slapped an SSD in my launch Pro and its all I need for years. I actually promised myself I wouldn't even buy a PS5 for at least 3 years after launch so that I can get all the PS5 Pro / PS5 Slim nonesense out of the way lol
My ps4 Pro fans run at full speed 100 percent of the time in BO4
must be horrible
Because BO4 is a shitty unoptimized Gamez running on an old engine that has been bloated throughout the years and looks bad too
@@alvzcizzler looks great on X1X and is almost dead silent
@@vandammage1747 nice damage control crapgamer😂
NOBODY GIVE A .... ABOUT BUGBOX DONE L🤗
You should maybe clean the fan out. Specifically if there is a lot of dust in the environment the console stands.
I'm currently on my forth ps4 pro CUH-7216B with severe Coil Whine. The sound is unbearable and kicks in on all kinds of games I have been throwing at it. Taking this one back to the shop as well and proclaiming loudly that Sony obviously do not care for catching this type of issue during quality control. Stay away from purchasing PS4 Pros until Sony have greatly improved their efforts in producing these units. If I manage to bring home four PS4 Pros in a row, all with this issue (even from different shops) it must count as a "default" feature of the unit. Digital Foundry should update this review to reflect this.
You must not game on PC then because any gaming PC is gonna be much louder than any PS4 Pro can get when you combine the noise of hard drives and fans unless you are spending a lot of money on SSD and on fans that run quiet. Any fan noise from PS4 Pros can be mitigated by using head or earphones and anyone who says otherwise is lying because headphones can be turned up to where they will cause hearing damage. Not to mention you can get noise canceling headphones.
I've had mine since November 2016 and mine isn't like that lmao
I think you have ocd lol or just moaning over nothing on mine the fan speeds up on some games then starts to slow down
Could the higher exhaust temps of the 7200 be contributed to a more efficient heat transfer? More heat is being pulled away from the hardware.
Would also like to add, I've never been bothered by the "noise" of the cooling fan. On the occasion I noticed it, I would just realize it needed the extra umph from the fan to cool the system. I'm OK with that.
YES! I'm so happy I waited getting the Pro until now when i got the RDR2 bundle at launch. I was thinking getting PS4 Pro before and pre-loading the digital version of RDR2.... but I don't regret waiting until launch day to get this bundle - for the BEST PS4 Pro hardware.
It's much more silent then my old PS4 (launch model) even after opening it up, cleaning all the dust and changing thermal paste.
Does it have any frame rate drips
I've had the noise issue with the PlayStation 3 Slim and I held off on buying any type of PlayStation 4 until this one. - I know the 5 will be out in just over a year, but I don't want to spend a lot of money on a console with a limited list of games (as in exclusives, as I rather invest in a PC as I always have). - So I was happy to find out about the noise-reduction in the PS4 Pro and with it on sale I finally ordered it last weekend. I already own one game and have pre-ordered another, both being exclusives, so I'll need a system to be able to play them. It's the platform exclusivity in full working order, except that I'm a really late customer. - But otherwise I would've gone with a much lower priced new or refurbished one and modified it with liquid cooling. Around 45dBs is still significant, but if I put it away somewhere it will help make it acceptable. - Just too bad they didn't upgrade it and market it with an SSD... Something I'll still have to consider.
When there's a low power consumption and higher temperatures I call that thermal throttling. Have you tested for drops in the frame rates ?
Are more out there which are annoyed by the coil whining sound of the ps4 7216 version?
I have a launch Pro and i have never had a noise issue, its been super quiet for the 1.5 years i have had it.
Edit: also with sonys track record of console burn out from over heating i will take a cooler console every day of the week.
Sony doen't really have a track record concerning overheating. Microsoft does though.
@@kraenk12 never owned an OG ps4 or first gen ps3 eh ?
@@chaosconspectus Never heard of anything concerning overheating on PS4. Outside sensationalising fanboys maybe. Loud? sure. Overheating? no.
Had launch PS4, PS4 Pro, & Vita & REPORTING NO OVERHEATING :))))))))
My PS4 bought in 2015 gets sooooo hot I need to clean out the fans I guess. Anyone know what happens if it overheats?
Okay I’m a bit triggered, @9:00 is NOT an unexpected result, the reason the air from the fan is hotter is because the cooling is more efficient. You see, the cooling is able to move more heat from the APU to the exhaust in the newer models, thus causing the exhaust air to be hotter, and therefore the APU to be cooler.
Nice to know. Thanks for this. I’m getting one during Black Friday and will watch out for these new ones.
Wouldn't you want your exhaust to be hotter? Meaning it's expelling more of the hot air, instead of keeping it inside?
Exactly... Some people should review some very basic thermodynamics...
Higher exhaust temperature doesn't necessarily mean more heat. If they didn't make any significant change in the heat conductance between the chip and the radiator, just reduced the fan speed to achieve lower noize level, then the heat is transfered by smaller amount of air which gets hotter obviously. If the thermal design is basically unchanged then hotter radiator means hotter operation for the chip.
The temperature of the exhaust is proportional to the temperature of the chipset (but not the same), you can't:
-Have a higher temperature on the exhaust than on the chipset
-Raise the exhaust temperature while lowering the chipset temperature
If the exhaust rises, the chipset too
@@SirDella " you can't: -Raise the exhaust temperature while lowering the chipset temperature" It's not exactly true. You can use better heat transfer solutions (better thermal paste or even liquid metal compounds, heatpipe+fins radiator instead of solid extruded heatsink) to reduce the overall heat resistance of the cooler system, therefore reduce the temperature difference between the chip and the radiator surface that contacts the air. Then lower airflow (means higher exhaust air temperature at the given amount of power dissipated) is sufficient to maintain the same core temperatures. Or you can use the same airflow as before, maintain same exhaus temps while reduce core temps. Or anything between the two means lower core temps but higher exhaust temps. But in this particular case I don't see any significant change in the cooler system. So they probably just reduced the fan speed to achieve lower noize level and either sacrificed some thermal headroom or used better thermal paste on this model.
@@peterkiss1204 absolutely true, I should have been more specific, thanks for the correction
Thanks guys at @DigitalFoundary .. I'm gonna wait to see if the do a death stranding limited edition ps4pro then make a purches
Damn, you fucking called it! I am getting that Edition too.
Never hear the fan, I always use headphones.
I’m just going to swap out the louder Delta fan in my 7100 to the quieter Nidec fan (EBay) that’s in the 7200, change the thermal paste, and thermal pads. I should get better temps, and less fan noise.
I've got the release pro and I sent my console to a repair shop. They cleaned the console applied new thermal paste and changed the thermal pads on the ram. Console is much more quiet now. Main problem of the console is the garbage thermal paste they use or maybe they don't apply enough thermal paste. You should also use a dust cover and dust filters. Otherwise your console will get dusty and noisy because the consoles doesn't even have a cheap ass dust filter and all your dust will be in the heatsink.
Guys can you imagine when we'll get to the 7nm? Hopefully less power comsuption and noise but also a lot more graphic power!!!
Current gen is already impressive but...
Next gen is going to blow our mind!!!!
Absolutely...in terms of VR especially.
Lols a 7nm console.. keep dreaming. Maybe on the ps7. You want 7nm this decade get a pc
7nm? You mean 4 years away at least, they need to finish ripping of fanboys first.
I play with headphones and coincidentally never heard my PS4 make a noise. =)
You're always very in depth in your videos so i thought you where gonna address it, but you didn't so i guess you just don't know how decibels work. For every 10 decibel the sound doubles, so 55 to 48 doesn't sound like much but its a very huge difference in sound.
Amazing video! Glad to see someone who knows what their talking about!
Great video, In Japan the 2 tb ps4 pro jet black was just released and when its available in the US with the 7200, I will purchase that thank you!
Thank you for choosing sony airlines !! Hope you would fly with us again.
Is it just me or am I hearing a little bit of Elmer Fudd in his voice?
I got an OG Ps4, and with RDR2 its like playing next to a jetplane.
Same :/
fps drops hard in cities especially in daytime...
@@officertenpenny4505 it didn't drop when I was early in the game in Valentine idk why it drops later, it could be more NPCs which requires high CPU power
Very nice video. Thank you Richard!
CUH - 7216b (RDR2 bundle) is very silent in every games. Temperature is colder than previous Pro version. But 7216b = coil whine... It's not loud but coil whine is in 90% consoles.
I have the the launch model. Holy hit is it loud when i play bo4. Even with headphones i hear it
Mine to on BO4. My friends online even hear it! 😕
That sucks.
Does your pro shutdown when starting up modern warfare warzone? Happened to me 3 times in a row ffs
Shhh shhh.... Listen listen....do u hear that?...no???
Its my one x running rdr2 in 4k 😊
We got no loading rdr2 on ps5 8k upscaled up your one X butt.
wtf is an 'x-box'?
@@writingonthewall3326 a big box with nothing inside
Sweet! This is the exact model I bought last week... luck of the draw I suppose 👍
Ger - Getting mine in white so I hope it’s true and it’s a 7200
Bought a 7100 a week before the RDR2 bundle came out, I can't say I regret it because the changes are somewhat minor but at least mine is quieter than the launch model.
I love my pro, I installed new much quieter fans myself, although that may have voided the warranty, I really don't care as it was a fairly easy to install new fans, and I didn't have to mess around with the SOC or anything so there's no issue with it having been opened and it runs not only quiter, but also at a lower temperature, for that I used a few case modifications I found here on UA-cam, pretty much just adding more ventilation, and by using a blower style cover for the one fan, it ejects hot air without any of it leaking into the case.
UA-cam PS4Pro mods get your PS4Pro running cooler and quieter than any other method as expensive as buying a new Pro, if you are one of the many people out there who don't mind doing a bit of modifying your console, I'd highly suggest you look it up on YT, most videos are pretty much the same, but they'll give you advice on what fans are best, and what to do physically to your console without damaging it.
GTA V REALISM but do you get better visuals then? Is RDR2 noticeably better on a 4K screen or not?
Anyone else experiencing bad coil whine on the 7216 model?
Start wars Battlefront 2 I feel like the system is about to blow
Honestly, I like my Ps4 powered by jet turbines. The sounds made become enjoyable, like a good car reving.
Hell nah
I bought a PS4 pro at bestbuy a week before red dead redemption2 came out and I got this new model standalone. Didn’t get it with red dead. I couldn’t figure out why all of a sudden I wasn’t able to buy a PS4 anywhere but one Best Buy had it and I got my hands on it. Didn’t know it was new until I saw this video lol.
I actually opted for the cuh-71xx version, seems to be the best of them
Hope the PS5 has better cooling and much less noise. I have to play some games on my pro 7100 in 1080p mode as pushing it higher makes it too loud for me.
Buy some nice over ear headphones and you won't hear any thing else except the game.
PS5 leak says it has a vapor chamber cooler. if thats right it will be good.
I got one of the "revision" versions (7100) a few months ago.. It sounds like a damn hair dryer.
Better wait for the PS5 which will be backwards compatible and on more effeicient silicon
PS5 ain't coming out any time soon.
@@aaaaaaaaaaaadddd Soon is a relative term my guy. Yes, its coming soon. You´ll see.
@@tenshin2002 it's not
@@aaaaaaaaaaaadddd
it'll be here in a few years
@@neronah7349 Probably 2020 or 2021
The older model is louder but it runs cooler; which is the first time I see that in console revisions. Buying the newer one is more of a compromise than an upgrade.
Great video. I will be getting the 7200
My ps4 pro gives me a stiffy when I play GT Sport.
Burt Sampson Yeah Brother 😎👍🏽🎇🔥❤️😜💯
wouldnt that be confusing when going to shift gears?? 🤫
Interesting fact : my friend's launch pro sounds quieter than the 7115b one I bought 2 months ago (and returned)
Gaming monitor, Sony PlayStation 4, or Pro and a gaming headset and you are good to go.
Sony PlayStation💙💙💙💙
I like turtles
Lol
Why do you need a gaming monitor for the ps4? The FPS is capped at 60 and the latency can't be pushed too low. Even the cheapest monitors can meet these expectations. Gamer monitors tipically focus on the high refresh rate and low reaction time wich can't be utilized with a playstation. Your best interest is a good display panel with deep contrast and nice colors.
I'm 6 years late, but on the thermal testing the higher exhaust temperatures of the newer models should be indicating that they're running *cooler* because they're more effective at removing heat, so higher exhaust temp is a good thing.
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