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Reading The Mail In Mill Creek January 15
By The Ithaka - Published January 15, 2004 - Viewed 956 times
January 15, 2004
Mill Creek, Arnold, Maryland
Chesapeake Bay
39° 03.836 North
076° 30.577 West
Reading The Mail In Mill Creek
By Bernadette Bernon
Ithaka is nestled safely against Lori and Jim's dock in the hideaway of Mill Creek while Douglas and I catch up on a bunch of business. Our old pal Paul has driven out from Washington to spend a few more days with us, and tutor us how to use PowerPoint. With his help, we've created a slide show and talk about our cruise, what's amused, thrilled and bedeviled us, lessons learned and how it all feels. It's so bizarre to be packing our experiences into a slide show, but we've been fortunate to receive invitations to speak at a few boat shows and yacht clubs since we've come back to the United States, and we're excited about that, and about encouraging other boaters to set off on cruising adventures. Yet at the same time we're overwhelmed as we condense so many experiences and photos into a 45-minute talk, with cues and hundreds of images.
We practice our fledgling effort in front of Paul, he makes pages of notes, we go back to the drawing board, present it to Jim and Lori, they make notes, we fine tune, go back to the drawing board, present it in front of anyone who'll listen, incorporate their notes, tweak. Do it again. And again. Finally, it starts to hum.
Paul and Douglas take a break from PowerPoint.
Tom and Mel Neale drive up from Virginia to say hello, bunk at Jim and Lori's, and there's an instant party. Douglas and I haven't seen the Neales since Ithaka's path diverged from Chez Nous' at the foot of Florida four years ago. For a decade Tom thrilled Cruising World readers with his humor and insight in the magazine's popular "On Watch" column, revealing to the world all his hilarious vicissitudes. Then, a few months ago, he moved his act over to Passagemaker magazine. We talk about old times, and compare where we've all been over the past few seasons. He and Mel whet our appetites about the Bahamas, and we regale them with tales of the Western Caribbean.
Meanwhile, there's big news for Lori. She's invited to become the food editor for Passagemaker! We're thrilled for her, and for our own selfish, good fortune; her always busy test kitchen is about to start rolling overtime. Lori is a "foodie" of the highest order—the finest cook I've known. With her first column due within the week, Tom and Mel and Douglas and Jim and I are presented with one amazing array of hors-d'oeuvres after another. Life is good. My pants get tight.
Tom and Mel Neale from Chez Nous
Meanwhile, during the day, when we're not eating, we have access to Jim and Lori's internet connection and blissfully hop on and off the web at will. We have lots of emails to catch up on, and this week we have the luxury of time to write, to practice our slide show, and to answer our mail. It's exciting to find lots of e-mails from BoatUS readers. Thanks for taking the time to send us your comments and ideas. We really appreciate them, and all your support. Thank you, also, for your questions. This week, we'd like to answer a few.
Also this week, we've added a brand-new icon to our selection at left, called "Questions & Answers." When you click on it, you'll jump over to our www.IthaksSailing.com website. There, in one place for your convenience, Douglas and I have placed other questions and answers from previous logs, so you can browse through and see if we've already answered any questions you may have about the cruising lifestyle. If not, we welcome you to send us an email, and we'll get back to you. Also on the www.IthakaSailing.com site, you'll also find the dates of our lectures around the country this winter. As always, thanks for logging on with us.
The fabulous presentations of fine foods began coming out of Lori's kitchen as soon as she accepted the invitation to become Passagemaker's food editor, and received her first deadline.
Privacy? Ha!
"How do you guys manage to live with each other, day in and day out, in such a small space, without killing each other?" asks Hillary S. "Don't you ever crave a little privacy?"
From Bernadette: In our old lives, we each went off to work every day, had our own unique experiences, and returned home to see one another for dinner. Sure, we had weekends together, where we did a few errands and projects – often alone – then went to the movies together, met friends in restaurants or at each others' homes. And every few months we'd take a vacation. Well, on a cruising boat, all those bets are off. It's 24-7, and that can be an overwhelming amount of togetherness all at once, especially when combined with the pressures of the first live-aboard year, when you're learning all about the boat and about cruising. Sometimes the fur flies, and it's often just over a careless word, or, as one of our cruising friends describes it, too much "face time" with your loved one. Jerry Seinfeld once said, "It's only since I got married that I learned that I had 'a tone.'" Well, if you really want to learn about the importance of tone, move aboard a cruising boat!
Real privacy is hard to achieve on a boat, plus privacy seems to mean different things to men than it does to women. The female of the species, by and large, craves more private time to attend to ourselves, while the fellows seem able to release their hold on old decorums fairly easily. I remember once, out on Glover's Reef, Belize, I snorkeled through what must have been a world convention of microscopic jellyfish spores, called Pico-Pico in Belize by the local fishermen. The result was a full-body rash and constellation of welts that made me crazed with itching for five days. To make matters worse, our friend Paul was visiting from the States for 10 days, making our compact 39-footer feel about 10 feet smaller.
Glover's off the coast of Belize
One evening, while I was in the full bloom of Pico Pico, Paul and Douglas sat in the cockpit chatting after dinner, and I took the opportunity for some rare moments of privacy and a little space and ducked below into the main saloon to strip down to my underpants, itch, wash my skin, and daub the white greasy cortisone ointment on my spots for some temporary relief. Douglas came below to refill his drink and, trying to be helpful, picked up the ointment and began patting it onto my arm, while I worked on my legs.
"Thanks, honey," I said as nicely as I could, "but, really, I got it. Go on back up with Paul for awhile, OK?"
The coral reefs are compelling, for divers, snorkellers, and, for a brief time during the spawning season, for pico pico.
Too late. Just then, Paul came below. "Take a look at this," Douglas said to him, switching on the overhead light so that they could better see my back.
"Ouch," said Paul, examining my rash of welts. "That's hideous."
"Hey, guys!" I cried, grabbing my shirt and groping to shut off the flood light. "Do you mind? I'm feeling like a lab chimp here."
They looked at me quizzically, shrugged at each other, and climbed back into the cockpit, finally leaving me and my spots in peace. Such are the small dramas of privacy on a 39-foot boat, enacted every day, in different iterations, until there are very few secrets left between you and your partner (and your guests). It's just something you have to get used to.
One thing I like to do, to get some private time, is go off by myself once in awhile. I'll take the dinghy ashore to the vegetable market, if we're near a town. Or I'll take the kayak for a ride to the beach, or go ashore for a walk. If Douglas wants to go ashore, instead of going together all the time, as we usually do, occasionally I'll stay on board and just be quietly alone with whatever project I've got going on. These are small moments, that we keep all to ourselves, but they serve us well as we negotiate the delicate dance of full-time liveaboard cruising.
Private time is hard to come by on a cruising boat. You grab it whenever you can.
Weather Is The Question
John R asks: "What do you mean when you say you've 'downloaded a GRIB file' or that you've gotten 'a buoy report'?"
From Douglas: On Ithaka, every day, we get weather information in three ways: one, by observing our barometer and baroscope to note pressure changes in the atmosphere that signify coming weather changes and their intensity; two, by tuning our single-sideband radio into the morning cruising net, and listening to the weather forecast; and, three, through our single-sideband radio, where we download to our laptop weather faxes and "GRIB" files that present forecasts and predictions of what the weather is going to do two or three days out.
GRIB is the acronym for Gridded Binary Data -- a format used by meteorological services to exchange weather data. Using a powerful compression technique, these files can contain a boatload of data and still be tiny enough to travel easily on cruisers' ever-persnickety onboard e-mail systems (connected through SSB). These GRIB files draw from NOAA's GFS/AVN global model, and include: surface winds; barometric pressure; 500-milibar (upper atmosphere) winds; surface water temperature; and predictions over 12, 24, 36, 48, and 72 hours. Layered onto a graphic display they are easy to read and incredibly valuable. Often, they're right, too.
When we say we received a "buoy report," we're talking about the www.buoyweather.com (subscription) service, which we access through our on-board SSB radio and laptop computer. We receive specially formatted e-mail messages that include five-day wind/wave forecasts. You can also receive automatic daily forecasts, custom weather chart attachments, NOAA buoy reports, official text forecasts, and five-day passage outlooks. It's an incredible service, and costs only ten cents per message. The company requests a $10 deposit and withdraws against your account. Buoyweather offers global coverage, and what makes the service so nice is that the user sends in an e-mail identifying either single or multiple latt/long coordinates—depending on one's needs and interests—and Buoyweather automatically compiles the data for these user-identified "virtual buoys," all based on a computer analysis of 66 weather charts, and zaps it right back. Like all weather predictions, there are no guarantees, but it's a wonderful addition for passage planning. We know a number of people on land who also use the system to keep track of their friends at sea.
Ithaka gets plenty of weather information onboard while we're passage making.
Plenty of Books To Read
"You guys say that cruising gives you lots of time to read, but where do you get books in English when you're in foreign countries?" asks Peter S. from Sacramento, California. "Do you have them shipped down or something?"
From Bernadette: The easiest thing in the world is to find good books to read while you're out cruising. Often there are book-trade shelves in local restaurants where cruisers hang out. You just bring books you've read, and take books that interest you. We found great book-trade shelves in Belize, all over Guatemala, in Honduras, in Panama, in Colombia. It's not a problem.
When you meet fellow cruisers in faraway anchorages, one of the first things we often ask each other is if we have any good books to trade. Almost always, the answer is an enthusiastic yes. The only hitch is to make sure that your fellow cruiser enjoys the same kind of books you do. Douglas and I always take a quick look at our new friends' bookshelves before declaring we have a stash to share, as there's nothing more disappointing than giving away a bunch of terrific books and finding that the other boat offers you a bag full of Danielle Steele! That doesn't happen often, however. Cruisers, by far, are the most well-read group of people you'll ever come across. Their boats are, literally, filled with books, and we all love to talk about good stories we've come across. For Douglas and me, it's been one of the real joys of the lifestyle.
The book-trade shelf at the Purple Space Monkey, in Placencia, Belize.
Any Dangers In The Wind?
"You've been to a lot of places that sound dangerous," says Reggie P. from Victoria, BC. "Have you ever felt threatened in any way? Do you carry a gun on Ithaka?"
From Bernadette: We've experienced warm welcomes and helpfulness in every country we've visited. That said, however, over the three years we've been out, we've heard of boardings and gunfire in Venezuela and Brazil; a stabbing in San Andres; and dinghy thefts in Mexico, Honduras and Panama.
On Ithaka, we don't carry a gun. Neither of us is trained in how to use a gun, so we'd risk that someone quicker, more skillful, and less conscionable than we are could do us in with our gun while we hesitated before firing it. Self-protection experts agree: you should never bring out a gun unless you are going to fire and kill or incapacitate someone. Guns are not for us. So far we've been lucky. If intruders get below, we plan to cooperate.
Most importantly, we avoid areas known to be risky, and take precautions. We always lock our boat up when we're off it, even if it's just to go snorkeling. We lock our dinghy with a cable to Ithaka at night, or we haul it up out of the water on a three-point bridle.
The cruising grapevine is a reliable conduit of information, so we know where questionable places are as we move from place to place. For example, as we neared Guatemala, we heard from other cruisers leaving the area that to anchor alone in the Rio Dulce is to risk being robbed. So, when we went into the beautiful Rio, we pulled Ithaka into a terrific marina for only $110 a month including all utilities – well worth the peace of mind. A year later, we heard from other cruisers that the Venezuelan and Colombian coast is a risky place to anchor, that the safest way to travel it is all at once, with no stops. We avoided the area, and went instead to beautiful Cartagena.
For most of our cruising days over the past three years, we've anchored in solitude and complete security near spectacular islands. The people who we've met have been welcoming, generous, and helpful.
Shy of never leaving home, no preparations can shield us from some danger. But we believe that hyper-vigilance promises only a living deadness, not safety. We travel carefully, and accept the risks.
To read about safety precautions aboard Ithaka, great safety ideas from other cruisers, as well as a detailed discussion of cruisers' self-defense techniques, see "Staying Alive," our Log Of Ithaka number 85.
Remember, we've added a new "Question & Answer" feature to our BoatUS "Log of Ithaka" website. To see all the questions and answers included in previous logs, just click Questions & Answers. We welcome your questions and feedback. Thanks for logging on and joining our journey.
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PlayStation 4 Teardown
Teardowns provide a look inside a device and should not be used as disassembly instructions.
Featured Guide
This guide has been found to be exceptionally cool by the iFixit staff.
After seven long years, the Sony PlayStation finally gets a 4 on the box. Join iFixit as we tear it open and see what changed—and if it was worth the wait. We flew out to meet our partners-in-awesome, Chipworks, and snagged one of the first North American consoles for a tag-team teardown.
Keep on the up-and-up with the latest repair and teardown news via Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.
We'd like to send out a big thank you to our friends at Chipworks for hosting our remote teardown of the newest Sony Play-device, the Play-Doh.
Available in every color combination
Infinitely upgradeable, easily modified
Perfect for lighting tests
No, but really, we're tearing down the PlayStation 4. Bits we expect to find include:
8-core AMD "Jaguar" x86-64 CPU
1.84 TFLOPS, AMD Radeon Graphics Core Next Engine GPU
500 GB removable and upgradable hard drive storage
802.11 b/g/n Wireless and Bluetooth 2.1
USB 3.0 + Ethernet 10/100/1000
1.21 Gigawatt Flux Capacitor (okay, this one is more along the lines of a request than an actual expectation)
What kind of hardware has a 7-year gestation? We can hardly open the box fast enough. The first peek reveals:
Another box. Moving on.
PS4 console (if this is missing from your box, please contact your Sony Computer Entertainment representative)
DualShock 4 controller
Power cable
HDMI cable
Micro-USB cable
Mono headset with mic, switch, and shirt clip
Here at iFixit, we're stalwart opponents of the black box mentality. What goes on inside consumer electronics should not be an incomprehensible (nor non-repairable) mystery.
That being said, we must concede that the PS4 is one darn good looking black box.
Seven years of design innovation bring the PS4 a distinctly more geometric body, an indicator light bar, and more subtle logo labeling than last time round.
We also find:
Slot-loading Blu-ray/DVD disc drive
Two powered USB 3.0 ports
Some fine print touting the PlayStation's pals—HDMI, DTS, Dolby, and Blu-ray.
Now that you've unboxed your shiny new monolith, you'll be wanting to connect it to something. 'Round back, Sony supplies some portage:
Power inlet
Digital optical audio out
Proprietary auxiliary port for connecting external devices, such as the PlayStation Camera
Reports have been trickling in around the internet about some PlayStation 4s malfunctioning.
One such hardware problem, as noted by Kotaku, prevents the PS4 from outputting a video signal to the display.
According to Kotaku, it seems a "piece of metal in the system's HDMI port was supposed to have been flush with the bottom of the port but instead had been bent upward, obstructing some of the pins in the port."
This "obstructing piece of metal…had actually knocked some of the 'teeth' out of the HDMI wire—the one bundled with that PS4."
TL;DR—If your PS4 is having issues outputting video, make sure the HDMI port isn't bent or damaged.
We're happy to see Sony give power to the people with the PS4's hard drive: it's user-replaceable.
We'll have a detailed guide shortly for those intrepid gamers who fancy a bigger drive or a zippy SSD—but for now, rest easy knowing all that stands between you and hard drive nirvana is a plastic cover and some screws.
Out comes the 5400 RPM, 500 GB, SATA II mechanical hard drive, provided by HGST (a Western Digital subsidiary).
With just a single screw securing the caddy, replacing this drive is easy-peasy.
Not only is this hard drive user-replaceable, but it's a standard 2.5" (a.k.a. laptop-sized) SATA drive, meaning you can replace or upgrade your storage with any off-the-shelf drive you like, so long as it meets these standards: no thicker than 9.5 mm, and no smaller than 160 GB. Users rejoice!
But this is a bittersweet expansion win; the PS4 will not support external USB storage, drastically limiting the console's usefulness as a media center.
Digging deeper demands we dispose of some dastardly stickers. Paying no mind to their menacing anti-repair messages, we quickly discard them with the help of our trusty tweezers…
…only to be confronted with some mildly devious Security Torx screws.
Lucky for us, specialty screws ain't no thang, as we bust out our Pro Tech Screwdriver Set.
While we're happy this isn't a stick-up (of the adhesive type), this mischief won't go unnoticed when it comes time to assign a repairability score.
We interrupt this teardown to bring you a special news bulletin:
The dreaded anti-repair Empire has issued some propaganda against your rights to disassemble, modify, hack, improve, individualize, and do-whatever-the-bleep-you-want-because-it's-your-device.
It's a trap! This propaganda claims to be green, but we have doubts about just how recyclable this device is.
We want you—to rise up and revolt! Repair is the future. It is your right. Raise your manifesto high, and join the Repair Allliance!
And now back to your regularly scheduled program…
Happily ignoring our user manual's edict, we move right along…
…and remove the four T9 Security Torx screws, allowing us to pop the hood on the fourth generation model of the Sony PlayStation. Our eyes widen as we wait for a first look at what makes this beauty purr.
And yet, we're seeing nothing but tightly packed feelings of nostalgia. Just look how things have changed.
In Sony's self-made PlayStation 4 teardown, Director of Engineering Yasuhiro Ootori gave us a look at the custom-designed, 85 mm diameter, centrifugal fan:
"The volume of air and the generated pressure, as well as the direction of airflow, are all part of the exclusive PS4 design."
In this exclusive video, our Chief Information Architect, Miroslav Djuric, presents his own take on this marvel of engineering.
Our remote-controlled teardown engineer unscrews and pops out some nifty retaining brackets…
…whilst enjoying a much-deserved, and distinctly Canadian, snack with our pals at Chipworks.
Brackets and donuts dispatched, we turn our attention to freeing the power supply.
No brick to trip over on your power cable— this power supply is still nestled right inside the case.
The power supply is rated at an AC Input of 100-240 volts. This means you can take your game around the world with your trusty PS4 always at your side; just remember to bring your power socket adapters.
You haven't escaped this teardown, yet, power supply. Time to divulge your juicy secrets.
Ridding the power supply of its housing reveals just what we expected: big capacitors, none of which gave the flux we were looking for.
It looks like this power supply is only moving forward in time. (sigh)
Now that the power supply has been removed, you can finally clean your fan.
Having an internal power supply means that the PS4 will need to keep its cool—making fan cleaning important maintenance.
The Blu-ray/DVD drive is our next target, held in place by a couple screws.
Unfortunately, the PS4 is NOT backward-compatible with PS3, PS2 or PS1 games. This drive may spin your old discs, but it won't play them.
Oddly enough, it won't play music CDs, either, although this appears to be a mere software limitation that Sony plans to fix in a later update.
But who needs an optical drive at all anymore, now that we've harnessed the power of the cloud?
That being the case, Sony plans to launch a game-streaming service in 2014 powered by Gaikai tech, which will let you play PS3 games on a PS4. All the processing will be done 'in the cloud' by Sony's servers, with just the video transmitted to your actual console.
That's all well and good, but let's get down to what we really care about: Can we play Crash Bandicoot?
This is the story of an optical drive and his board... Join them on a journey of discovery, to find out just what they're made of.
We found a few ICs on the optical drive board:
Renesas SCEI RJ832841FP1
Mitsumi 312 3536A
ROHM BD7763EFV 325 T62 Motor Driver IC
In a race for the motherboard, we tear through a few screws securing the PS4's body.
We're peeling off panels like we're remodeling a vintage 1960s den.
We're so close; we can almost taste the chips (secretly, we're hoping they're Fully Loaded Baked Potato flavor).
Soon, motherboard, soon.
At long last, we get to crack open that glorious briefcase of brainpower and withdraw our treasure.
Unlike the motherboards we see in ever-slimming handheld devices, the PS4's motherboard flaunts uncluttered, rolling, green plains of fiberglass.
Fields of fresh ICs ripe for the picking!
SCEI (Sony Computer Entertainment, Inc.) CXD90026G SoC (includes AMD "Jaguar" Cores and AMD Radeon Graphics GPU)
Samsung K4G41325FC-HC03 4 Gb (512 MB) GDDR5 RAM (total of 8 x 512 MB = 4 GB)
SCEI CXD90025G Secondary/Low Power Processor for Network Tasks
Samsung K4B2G1646E-BCK0 2Gb DDR3 SDRAM
Macronix MX25L25635FMI 256Mb Serial Flash Memory
Marvell 88EC060-NN82 Ethernet Controller
They say the ICs are always greener on the other side...
Genesys Logic GL3520 USB 3.0 Hub Controller
Samsung K4G41325FC-HC03 4 Gb (512 MB) GDDR5 RAM (total of 8 x 512 MB = 4 GB)
International Rectifier 35858 N326P IC2X
Macronix 25L1006E CMOS Serial Flash Memory
What's that behind door number one, you ask?
Panasonic MN86471A HDMI Communication LSI
And door number two?
Marvell Wireless Avastar 88W8797 7 Integrated 2x2 WLAN/Bluetooth/FM Single-Chip SoC
Skyworks 2614B 315BB
These images are courtesy of Chipworks. Thanks guys!
The case is starting to look sparse as we evacuate the EMI shielding.
Determined to stay connected, the heat sink clung to the EMI shielding for dear life. It would not come apart.
Believe us. We tried. It fought back.
Band-aids don't make for the prettiest of teardown photos, but we wear our repair scars with pride!
Our honorable teardown martyr commented, "This EMI shield is great, as in cheese grater."
At long last, the PS4's biggest fan!
Okay, yes, that was a bad pun. But it is a pretty great fan. Look at those curves.
Beauty is one thing, but this fan's also got function: it's designed to run smarter and quieter than the old PS3's wheezy windmill, spooling up and down gradually to keep the decibel count low.
Every self-respecting new device needs its own scandalgate. So as we near the end of our PS4 disassembly, we'll take a moment to share our own confirmation of wobblegate.
The confirmation: Yes, it wobbles if you push on it.
The solution: Don't push on it.
Teardown finally complete, we throw the pieces down on the table in victory.
And then neaten up the pile a bit, because our Moms are watching.
Hi, Mom!
Sony PlayStation 4 Repairability Score: 8 out of 10 (10 is easiest to repair):
No adhesive makes disassembly and reassembly easy.
The non-proprietary hard drive is easy to access and replace, and replacing it will not void your warranty.
Security screws and tamper-evident seals discourage users from disassembling and repairing their PS4.
You'll need to disassemble quite a bit of the device to access the fan for cleaning, and even more for replacement.
The sharp mid-plane could cause some damage to your fingers if you're not careful during disassembly.
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extra 256mB DDR3 chip eh? strange design. sat normally everything is upside down in the case.. and the way it sucks air through the power supply, then through the heatsink and up into the case.. guess the hot air blows out of the front? or is there something on the other side of the bottom cover to guide it towards the back? also saw that replaceable cr2032 battery... that will be dead in 4 years and I don't think anyone's gonna be replacing it.. wonder why they didn't stick in a rechargeable one like the dreamcast. or make it a user changeable one like the wii/wii u
Traditionally, blower fans blow air out of a system (hence the name). So no, it isn't drawing air in through the PSU, that wouldn't make much sense.
Also, I've seen plenty of 10+ year old systems with BIOS batteries that are still fine, so I've no idea where you've got that 4 year life from.
Figuring out the airflow of the PS4 is like doing origami. The air comes in from the top of the back and goes out the bottom of the back. There is a aluminum-mobo-aluminum sandwich about a half inch thick in between.
The air come in through the top slots, over and through the bottom of the sandwich as the mobo is upside down. The air cools the sheet, cools the memory chips by little dimples on the sheet and then is sucked through the sandwich by many small holes in the sheet metal and then through the mobo- yes, there are airholes strategically placed on the the mobo! Look by the battery for most of them that are directly over the fan intake.
Now the air comes to the fan intake via those small holes and a couple of vents over the hard drive. The cutouts over the fan intake are particularly strange, square holes, small round holes, L shaped holes. From there it is out the fan across the top sheet, then the CPU/GPU heatsink, again with memory dimples, and out through the hot parts of the power supply.
You may be right John - from the blower design I'd assumed there were vents on the bottom, but there don't appear to be, at least from the unboxing videos I've seen. Having the intake and exhaust right next to each other is traditionally a no-no for cooling, off the top of my head I can't think of any other piece of consumer electronics that does it like this.
Can you tell us if the power supply is multivoltage.
This just may be the Droid you're looking for.
can i use ps4 with vga port lcd tv ? (just with cable,no converter)
HDMI doesn't support VGA signals, so you're going to have to convert it.
Any determination on sata 2 vs sata 3?
This is I want to know also...
I see that sony are still leaving massive gaps down the side of the Heatsink which does nothing for airflow efficiency. Some models of the ps3 slim were like this and I did an experiment with a jailbroken one so I could see the temps, with the gap blocked off I got a decent drop in temps.
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Is it something regarding about this?
4G is the density of the RAM. Desnity is in bits and not bytes, so 4G bits per chip = 512MB.
There are 8 chips on the top of the board and 8 on the bottom making a total of 16 giving 8GB of GDDR5 RAM.
For an explanation of part number see http://www.samsung.com/global/business/s....
Yes but it has 4 GB of RAM on both sides of the motherboard. 2 x 4 x 512 MB = 8092 MB (8 GB) of RAM.
This is a great picture guide on how to tear it down. I havent seen many places helping find the best hard drive until I found this guide here - http://boxclash.com/ps4-hard-drive-upgra... there are 5-6 hard drives that work with the PS4 that have high reviews
I wonder what the weight tolerances are if someone would press on the top of the console and possibly damage the fan. I wonder if that is what causes most blue light flashing issues? Any way someone could test that?
SONY does away with ALL conventional ways of pulling heat from the console chips. The first is that the CPU/GPU is facing DOWN towards the bottom of the console. The next is that the heatsink is NOT touching the CPU/GPU chip directly and is also facing down in the case. The high speed graphics chips need to be cooled and it is done by dimpling the two sheet metal panels, 16 dimples in all. The ONLY means by which these SEVENTEEN contacts are made is by some sticky stuff on the graphics chips, thermal paste, and TWO SCREWS. Two screws mounted diagonally from each other and the holes can been seen in the mobo. Give this thermal sheet metal sandwich a good twist, squeeze, or bump and some of these 17 contacts are going to be bent, squeezed, or separated. Any non or poor contact will cause the board to measure overheating, stopping the console.
SONY took a big risk in trying to innovate here and it may be the cause of many of the consoles problems. That and Mylar connectors ( I hate Mylar connectors!)
Uh, you might want to take another look at the teardown pictures. Step 23 very clearly shows the underside of the heatsink plate, along with the thermal paste. As with the Xbox One (and other AMD APUs), the GPU is on the chip, so is cooled by the same cooler. As for your concern over only 2 screws being used to secure the cooler, that's really not going to be an issue for a heatpipe-based cooler like this. Massive, heavy copper heaksinks (like some Zalman ones) are secured with similar 2 screw brackets in PCs without any problems.
For me, the real concerns are that the fan draws air in from underneath the console - I wonder how many of these will end up being used while on carpets, and how much dust will end up getting sucked up. Also, that radiator looks awfully small when compared to the one the Xbox has; that either means more airflow is needed (so potentially noisier) or coping with higher temperatures.
Right is the the other poster and wrong am I! The heatsink not only has a cutout for it AND is held down by the two screws but it also has a bump out that makes better contact with the ALU. I am still trying to wrap my head around a screw that goes through a aluminum sheet, the motherboard, another aluminum sheet and into the heatsink is going to prevent the sheets from moving or bending. I would have to play with it to figure that out. Still, not a single chip gets blown on by the fan on the mobo as they are encased in that very thin sandwich.
I find it interesting that it looks like AMD is going back to a (sort of) shim for both the PS4 and Xbox APUs rather than the heat spreader used on current desktop chips. Was this something specified by MS/Sony I wonder, or something AMD decided? Does it result in better heat transfer?
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Can you confirm if the European PS4 has a power brick 100v-240v as well? Pls, I need this information!
Where abouts are the light emitting diodes on the ps4? I assume they are Smds on the motherboard, but can't quite tell?
need a replacement power supply unit!!! where can i find one?
OMG Tim Hortons!!! its been ages since i lay my hand on those...
I see it's multi voltage, but did your unit state on the back of the box and the unit that it was 100 ~ 240v ?
My unit only says 120v, both on the box and the unit,it could be that you had a multi voltage unit ?
Please confirm for us all
Many thanks
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Mine say 110V. I also wonder if it is dual voltage.
Can you specify the exact model you tested in the video and what it says on the rear side regarding the voltage?
I bought in US aunt model CUH-1001A. On the rear plastic it says "120V" only, and the manual for CUH-1001A specifications show also only 120V.
Is this the same model as you tested? If so, I can assume my internal power supply is 100-240V as in the tested unit, if not - I may have to buy a voltage transformer.
OK, I trusted some older posts and plugged it in - happy to say its working great and nothing burned :)
I have a model CUH-1001A saying at the bottom "120V 2.1A 60Hz". Working in Israel on 220V.
mine says 100V 50-60Hz I bought it in Japan and using in Eurtope with 220/240VAC
I was really afraid before trying. but i managed thanks to this guide and willing to play!! it works! it is definetly dual voltage.
they make them all the same, i guess in the same factory in China, i am wondering about the Blue ray disc, does the region depends by the hardware or the software (i guess the second one) i haven't tryed it yet
There is a danger here for little kids. The 120 volts for the power supply readily accessible to little fingers and probing metal tools like coins in the hands of children. The ends of the 120 volt wires are exposed, the fuse is exposed which will have 120 volts on BOTH ends, the capacitor is right there along with the power transistors, choke coils, and other things, including the transformers. Many will still be live even when the console is turned off.
Make sure to unplug the unit when there are small children around and the unit is sitting out in the open. When using it, put the back away from where little fingers can reach it.
So, is the optical drive a custom-built Sony component, or is it manufactured by someone else?
Mylar connectors. I HATE Mylar connectors. They are flimsy, prone to popping out when shipping, and are great for making intermittent contacts. The are also hard to get in and out without destroying the wire, the socket, or both.
Per Chipworks, the 2 Gb (256 MB) DDR3 is used by the dedicated network co-processor. That also seems reasonably apparent from the board layout.
Look at step 21, the other memory chips are on the board's underside.
Because you asked: Behind the Iron Mask
The Panasonic chip is the HDMI 1.4 transmitter. The HDMI 2.0 version is MN864777.
The linked details suggest that the Marvel chip supports Bluetooth 4, but PS4 specs only say 2.1. Possible for Sony to update this in a later software update?
I would suppose so. We'll have to see about that. So the Marvel chip supports BT LE (Low Energy). That's kinda interesting. Would be awesome for external accessories such as heart rate monitors and different sensors.
Look at picture n°1 ... is the board damaged ?? wtf ..
They had to take a metal shield off to see this chip, not surprising if that caused some damage.
Sorry but there's a ton of damage around the Panasonic IC and on the Marvel daughterboard..
Is this damage from Chipworks or is this something that occurred during initial take-apart; that is to say, is this something that would happen if one tried at home?
Since they aren't identified previously, its hard to understand how they end up in this condition.
...I vote that iFixit demonstrate how the take-aparts posted affect the product functionality by documenting reassembly and restored function. Without that, the scores only represent how easy it is to disassemble a device.
As far as I can tell the damage is because metal shields that were covering the chips have been removed so that we can see what they are. These shields aren't intended to be removed and aren't relevant to repairability.
frandom is correct. Chipworks removed the shields in a quick-n-dirty fashion because we wanted to identify what chips lurked underneath the metal covers. There is no way this PS4 will work afterwards since CW took all the main chips off the board in order to depackage the chips themselves. Consider this PS4 to be sacrificed at the altar of chip investigation.
I wonder what the weight tolerances are if someone would press on the top of the console and possibly damage the fan. I wonder if that is what causes most blue light flashing issues? Any way someone could test that?
How is this and the XBOX One both an 8 on repairability? The XBOX One is clearly easier to open and get in to. The PS4 has a ton more that you have to remove just to get to the insides. Sure the HDD is easier to get to on the PS4 but you are not suppose to change the XBOX One's HDD.
Also, the PS4 has those security screws that not everyone will have tools for. Which will cause people to have to go buy them. That is minus 1 point right there for that alone.
The PS4 had more yellow and red comments about its repairability than the XBOX One.
If anything it should be PS4 6-7 and XBOX One 8-9.
Oh and the XBOX One doesn't cause blood loss during repair.
Blood Loss = Minus 1 point
Security Screws = Minus 1 point
Ridiculous amount of stuff to go through to get to the insides = minus 1 point
Getting to the fan for cleaning takes too long = minus 1 point
XBOX One
Getting in requires prying up stuff, no screws here = minus 1 point
Uh, BOTH systems use torx security screws, it's stated quite clearly in the Xbox teardown. Also, you can get security screwdrivers at pound shops here in the UK so it's hardly an issue for someone who has spent £349 on the console itself!
The replaceable hard drive (without invalidating your warranty) is a BIG plus for the PS4, so if anything the PS4 should score higher.
Clearly XBOX One beats the PS4 in repairability. How the score is tied is a little mind boggling. I would say XBOX One 9 out of 10 and PS4 6.5 out of 10. To many pieces and a Heat sink that clearly fights back. Also just because you can remove the PS4 HDD easily doesn't give it a plus point. Still have to open the dang system up. XBOX One you just plug in a External HDD....boom done! Simple as returning the ring to Mordor and tossing it into Orodruin. (that was for the ifixit crew)
Can you please advice my ps4 110v i need to know can i plug it to 220 or not, please advice ASAP, many thanks

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The first American settlements that arose were farmer dwellings connected with the Charles Lee and Russell farm shortly after the establishment of Fort Dearborn (Charles Lee himself lived nearer the lake). At the farm lived tenant farmers, housed in cabins. Their names were Liberty White, John B. Cardin, a soldier named John Kelso (or Kelson), and one other not described. Farm products such as livestock and hay were known to be produced here.
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    The farm at Lee's Place was occupied by a Mr. White and three persons employed by him in the care of the farm.
    In the afternoon of the day [7th of April, 1812] on which our narrative commences, a party of ten or twelve Indians, dressed and painted, arrived at the house, and, according to the custom among savages, entered and seated themselves without ceremony.
    Something in their appearance and manner excited the suspicions of one of the family, a Frenchman, who remarked, "I do not like the appearance of these Indians--they are none of our folks. I know by their dress and paint that they are not Pottowattamies."
    Another of the family, a discharged soldier, then said to the boy who was present, "If that is the case, we had better get away from them if we can. Say nothing; but do as you see me do."
    As the afternoon was far advanced, the soldier walked leisurely towards the canoes, of which there were two tied near the bank. Some of the Indians inquired where he was going. He pointed to the cattle which were standing among the haystacks on the opposite [right/south] bank, and made signs that they must go and fodder them, and then they should return and get their supper.
    He got into one canoe, and the boy into the other. The stream was narrow, and they were soon across. When they had gained the opposite side, they pulled some hay for the cattle--made a show of collecting them--and when they had gradually made a circuit, so that their movements were concealed by the haystacks, they took to the woods, which were close at hand, and made for the fort.
    They had run about a quarter of a mile, when they heard the discharge of two guns successively, which they supposed to have been levelled at the companions they had left behind.    [note 1]
Like Chicago itself, The Lee farm was abandoned following the Fort Dearborn massacre in August of 1812. While fur traders were thought to have still traversed the area, American activity did not resume until after federal troops returned (4th of July, 1816) to rebuild Fort Dearborn. See the maps below for a general idea of how Chicago and Lee's Place were laid out in 1812.    [note 2]
Chicago in 1812 | |
Map of Chicago in 1812 | Map of Lee's Place in 1812 |
...Mrs. John H. Kinzie in her book, 'Waubun,' correctly describes the location as 'Lee's Place.' Mack & Conant, extensive merchants at Detroit, in the Indian trade, became the owners of this property about the year 1816. They sent Mr. John Craft with a large supply of Indian goods to take possession of it, and establish a branch of their house there, the principle object being to sell goods to such traders as they could residing throughout this country, without interfering with the interests of those traders who purchased goods from him.Chief Alexander Robinson owned a cabin at Hardscrabble, and several members of the La Framboise family, who were French-Indian, lived there. Robinson had put up the Galloway family at his cabin when they were coldly received by agents of the American Fur Company at Chicago in 1826. One of the girls of the family later became the wife of Archibald Clyborne. She recalled five or six cabins of the several persons living nearby.Mr Craft repaired the dilapidated building, adding thereto, and erecting others necessary for the convenience of business. He, I think, named it 'Hard Scrabble;' whether he or some one else, it bore that name in 1818.    [note 3]
The area was surveyed in 1821 as part of the federal land survey of
Illinois. The land along the canal corridor was among the earliest land
surveyed in northern Illinois, since the anticipated canal would
presumably prompt land sales nearby before other areas were accessible.
The federal land surveys typically took brief note of the conditions of
the land that was being surveyed. These surveys are the first accurate and
reasonably standard descriptions of the northern Illinois country.
Another early settler was Russell Heacock. He took up land on the South
Fork of the South Branch of the Chicago river near what is today
Thirty-fifth street. Heacock was staunchly independent, which is probably
the reason he had moved to the Hardscrabble area in the first place. He
found it necessary to move closer to Chicago so that his children could
attend school, himself becoming one of Chicago's early school teachers. In
spite of moving to Chicago, he retained his property on the South Fork.
Heacock is notable for two other reasons. First, he was the sole dissenter
when a vote was called to incorporate the Town of Chicago (1832). The
second thing he was noted for was his promotion of the Illinois and
Michigan Canal. Because funds to build the canal were scarce, a plan was
devised to make it less expensive by reducing the intended depth of the
canal. Russell Heacock was perhaps the most vocal proponent of the plan --
which earned him the nickname of Shallow-Cut. Maybe he hated the
nick name, but the shallow cut plan was ultimately successful. See the map
section below get an idea of the area in 1830.
Even before the canal construction was begun, Hardscrabble became the
site of a quarry, which was opened in 1833 in order to cut stone needed to
improve Chicago harbor. And because of the relentless pounding of Lake
Michigan waters, the harbor improvement project dragged on for many years.
Later the stone quarry became known as Stearns' Quarry. The opening of the
it and the construction of the canal mark the transition from the frontier
outpost of Hardscrabble to the Bridgeport that we know today.
(Federal) Survey of 1821
Enlargement of 1821 Survey
Chicago area
Close up of southern fork
Chicago in 1830
The beginnings of modern Bridgeport
What came to be known as the town of Bridgeport was platted by the canal
commissioners in 1836; although it was not yet going by the name of
Bridgeport.   [note 4]    Canalport or (Canal
Port) was platted by private interests in 1835 in one of the even-numbered
sections not controlled by the canal commissioners. The beginnings of the
settlement are somewhat obscure, since it is so old and because many of
the records pertaining to that period, such as those kept by the county,
burned in the Chicago Fire of 1871. The origin of the name Bridgeport is
shrouded in myth, purportedly owing to a low bridge spanning one of the
waterways which forced a transfer of cargo from larger to smaller vessels.
Some sources say this bridge was "at Ashland avenue," others say "near
Ashland avenue." It should be noted that here was no bridge at Ashland
avenue, nor was there an 'Ashland avenue' per se.
However other problems with this oft repeated explanation persist. The nearby named Canalport would also indicate that the site was foreseen as a cargo transfer point. The forks had already been marked as the 'Head of Navigation' in the 1821 survey. The bridge in question was presumably the bridge at the lock, located just to the east of future Ashland avenue (also known early as Lisle or Reuben street north of the river). Aside from the bridge altogether, the narrow width of the canal lock made cargo transfer necessary. A very low bridge would have at the most compounded this fact, and if it were built low enough to impede traffic, the canal commissioners probably did so by design. The reason is simple; being that the commissioners held the land in the odd-numbered sections (here Section Twenty-nine), they naturally would prefer that the highest valued lots fall on canal lands rather than to those (like Canalport in Section Thirty) promoted by private speculators. According to Michael Conzen, this is what the commissioners were doing in places like Lockport (vying with Joliet) and La Salle (in competition with Peru).  [note 5] The naming of Bridgeport probably had as much to do with the commissioners efforts to distinguish their platting from Canalport as it had with any physical bridge. Moreover, 1840 federal census information in A. T. Andreas' History of Cook County (1884) mentions the Bridgeport precinct of Cook county. There was no water in the canal at the time. In any event, whoever named it, Bridgeport became the real town, while Canalport remained a paper dream. A street by that name is the only remnant left of the "town."
In the northeastern section of current Bridgeport/Armour Square, on the river bend, the South Branch Addition was also platted in 1836. It was located on both banks of the South Branch of the Chicago river between current Stewart and Halsted streets in Section Twenty-eight. Like Canalport, this area had been U. S. Public Land (rather than Canal Land) bought by private interests looking for a piece of the action that the canal was supposed to usher in.
Another important item in Bridgeport history which preceded the canal's opening was the establishment of the South Chicago school district by the state legislature in 1847. The district, a sort of township, held two schools -- one in Cottage Grove near the lake, and the other in Bridgeport. The establishment dates of the individual schools are not known, but they were most likely established soon after the district had been organized. The Bridgeport school, as it was called, was located on a triangular lot at Bridge (now Fuller) street and Archer Road. The South Chicago school district existed until 1863 when Bridgeport was incorporated into the City of Chicago and the school was made part of the Chicago public school system.
Canalport and Bridgeport have sometimes been used synonymously, and sometimes Bridgeport has loosely been referred to as including the left bank (north side) of the South Branch of the river. Today Bridgeport is bounded by the South Branch and South Fork of the South Branch of the Chicago river on the north and west sides, Pershing road (formerly Thirty-ninth street, and earlier Egan avenue) on the south, and the Conrail tracks (former Pennsylvania and Chicago and Western Indiana railroads) on the east (with some minor deviations, especially in the northeast part), giving Bridgeport a shape resembling the state of Wisconsin. Thus when writers have mentioned Bridgeport, they may have been referring to a larger or smaller area than is presently understood. We have tended to a somewhat loose interpretation of the boundaries, as we do not know, for example, when the eastern and southern parts of current Bridgeport started to be called Bridgeport. And we have tended to call the area between Ashland and the South Fork (or "Bubbly creek") Bridgeport for simplicity and because it was considered Bridgeport for decades, even though that area is now in McKinley Park. See the map sections below for a general orientation to the area.
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I once was talking to my friend and mentor Steve Chandler when he said to me, "Have an average day!" Taken aback, I asked him what he meant. Isn't the idea to have great days, even exceptional ones?
He told me a story about one of his mentors, Lyndon Duke, who studied the linguistics of suicide. After receiving doctorates from two universities, Duke began analyzing suicide notes for linguistic clues that could be used to predict and prevent suicidal behavior in teenagers.
Duke came to believe that the enemy of happiness is "the curse of exceptionality." When everyone is trying to be exceptional, nearly everyone fails because the exceptional becomes commonplace, and those few who do succeed feel isolated and estranged from their peers. We're left with a world in which a few people feel envied, misunderstood, and alone, while thousands of others feel like failures for not being good, special, rich, or happy enough.
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Boating, 1874, was painted by Edouard Manet and is held in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA
Olympia, 1863 was painted by Edouard Manet and is held in the Orsay Museum, Paris, France.
Le Dejeuner Sur l'Herbe, 1862-1863, was painted by Edouard Manet and is held in the Orsay Museum, Paris, France.
Bar at the Folies-Bergere, 1881 - 1882, was painted by Edouard Manet and is held in the Courtauld Gallery, London, UK.
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The exhibition will present up to 200 drawings, watercolours and pastels by the Impressionists and Post-Impressionists.
This exhibition of 100 drawings offers an in-depth exploration of the development of French art over the course of the 19th century.
A collection of true national treasures—50 of the finest Impressionist and Post-Impressionist paintings from the National Gallery of Art in Washington
In January 2013, the Royal Academy of Arts will present the first major exhibition in the UK to showcase Edouard Manet's portraiture.
This exhibition represents one of the finest collections of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist masterpieces ever assembled.
This exhibition will illustrate the Clark Art Institute's holdings of French 19th century art, emphasis upon impressionism.
The museums have not yet dedicated an event or comprehensive study to Paul Durand-Ruel (1831-1922), one of the greatest dealers in the world ...
Part of Chester Dale's magnificent bequest to the National Gallery of Art, this exhibition features 83 of his finest French and American paintings.
Impressionism, Fashion, and Modernity presents a revealing look at the role of fashion in the works of the Impressionists and their contemporaries.
See extraordinary masterpieces by some of the most famous artists of the Impressionist and Post-Impressionist movements.
In 1815, the merchant and banker Johann Friedrich Städel of Frankfurt set forth in his will that his "sizeable collection" form an art institute.
The Neue Pinakothek shows some 400 paintings and sculptures from the 19th century ranging from Classicism to Jugendstil.
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