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Anyone ever mod a PS2?


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I just thought i`d ask...

Cuz anyone that owns a PS2 should know that the Ver.9-11 over heat making them run slowly,laggy online,and skip or lock up while playing a DVD.

and the easiest way to fix it is put a 80mm fan over the heat sink like so
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Its hacked up cuz i HAD x2 CCFL blacklights in it.....but the converter burned up :)


It just takes a cheap-o 2900RPM/39 CFM fan and it will NEVER lag or skip again :)

So has anyone else done something like that to their PS2 or other Video game console???
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interesting. How are you powering this?
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interesting. How are you powering this?


right here
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All PS2 power boards have one of those plugs in it (may be in different spot)
they are marked with the + & - signs on the board and each port is 12V
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Its fair to mention that by doing anything to the case of your PS2, you are voiding the warranty and should not expect any help from Sony after your "modding" endeavors.

I am not opposed to people cutting up stuff that they own, especially if it helps it to run better, but we do need to provide that caution.

I can see cutting a hole for the fan if necessary (since mine is 3 years old and far outside the warranty), but why on earth did you cut a hole above the CD tray? If it was for illegal reasons, we do not want to know.

To me it seems like a good way to let dust in that can settle on your reader and mess with gameplay.
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Its fair to mention that by doing anything to the case of your PS2, you are voiding the warranty and should not expect any help from Sony after your "modding" endeavors.

I am not opposed to people cutting up stuff that they own, especially if it helps it to run better, but we do need to provide that caution.

I can see cutting a hole for the fan if necessary (since mine is 3 years old and far outside the warranty), but why on earth did you cut a hole above the CD tray? If it was for illegal reasons, we do not want to know.

To me it seems like a good way to let dust in that can settle on your reader and mess with gameplay.



Yes it does in fact VOID any warranty on your PS2
(There is a piece of tape like stuff on the back right side next to the power plug, thats Void tape as soon as its peeled back or the case is opened lots of little VOIDs appear on it)

Its hacked up cuz i HAD x2 CCFL blacklights in it.....but the converter burned up :)



Yes i know dust can get in it thats why you keep a game in it at all times, and blow it out with compressed air every month or so.

I dont do anything Illegal (to my knowledge) to/with any of my stuff

Edited by Foxxed, 21 January 2008 - 09:02 AM.

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If I were you, I would consider installing some plexiglass over/under that hole. That would have been a good idea, even with the neon.
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Yes i know i should put something over it to make it like a window..
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