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If you like this type of video you'll probably like this video where I try to fix a broken original Halo Xbox. Check it out: https://youtu.be/wRceNRKmjzg
Remember being in my local magazine store (pre internet days) in the early 2000s and seeing this in a gaming mag for the first time. Was blown away by it. Couldn’t get my head around the DVR part at the time (something we obviously take for granted now). Thought this was so cool and always wanted one.
Ohhh wait what the hell? I thought PSX was just another name for the PS1! All this time I was wondering why it was called that…
You need to buy an air brush blower Steve. That brush you used to remove dust does absolutely nothing 😆😆
I can't even get my hands on a ps5 🙁
Is the testing PSX video ready?? 🙂 that's a nice piece of gold! congratulations!
Play a game on the psx
Too much risk. Any chip dead, impossible to replace. Would need to buy 2 or 3 of the same model and have insane soldering skill to even think about buying one
if it was release in Japan only why do they have English writing on the case that makes no sense
You should eat a really messy cheeseburger off of it.
I have never seen this ps model.
What type of thermal paste do you use?
Cool video as usual! Wonder if these buttons do need to work, doesn't the PS remote have the same functions?
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Test it
I wish more people would do videos on the PSX since for some reason it's ignored by the community at large, with PSX meaning PS1 to most. The actual PSX is important because it featured the first version of the XMB.
Hey dude, I need that PSX Original music, is there anyway you can upload those songs
The best thing I have learned from you is that we can speed up our repairing by using Thermal Camera to track the short on the fly.
5:52 what song is this? Its really good
Correct name is psx/xmb the psx was 1994 model eneded 2001 that's was name change to PSOne
Sent you a Facebook pm wanted see you could help me out
But can it run crisis?
Addicted to your channel! Almost wish I never found it😂😂 I already tinker with cars man the consoles were the one thing where I could still say "ignorance is bliss"
Now my console has a maintenance schedule 🙄😅 cheers