Today, Sony confirmed that it has improved the liquid metal cooling technology in the PS5 Pro. In a recent PlayStation Blog post, PS5 Pro Mechanical Design Lead Shinya Tsuchida and PS5 Pro ...

Sony has published a new teardown of the PlayStation 5 Pro, highlighting improvements that it made to the cooling apparatus of the machine. They include tweaks to the PS5’s liquid metal cooling ...

“The basic structure remains the same in the PS5 Pro, but we made some improvements by adding fine grooves where the liquid metal is applied, so that the cooling effect is more stable.

Sony has presented a new review of the PS5 Pro console, announcing improvements to the liquid metal cooling system. The new improvements should give the PS5 Pro more stable cooling. The company made ...

This is caused by the liquid metal that is used in the cooling system becoming out of position due to the forces of gravity. How vertical PS5 consoles can become damaged through a design flaw The ...

The liquid metal issue should not impact new PS5 consoles that are set up vertically ... This is reportedly due to a design flaw related to the cooling system for the PlayStation 5’s Accelerated ...

The PS5 doesn't use a conventional thermal ... From there, the problem is twofold. Without cooling, chips rapidly overheat. But liquid metal is conductive, and if it gets where it shouldn't ...

However, it seems that one of these methods could possibly lead to your PS5 failing entirely ... this basically means that the cooling mechanism has failed and the liquid metal will spill out ...

It's been discovered that the liquid metal used for cooling can potentially leak and ... package and their marketing materials display the PS5 in both orientations, so it's more than safe to ...

The problem, according to TheCod3r, is that storing the PS5 in a vertical position may cause the liquid metal cooling material to drip down the sides of the APU and onto the motherboard.

And let’s be clear: you will need all kinds of custom liquid cooling ... metal bracket you see in EK’s photos and videos. Oh, and you’ll need to disassemble literally your entire PS5 ...

One of the facets they discussed was the use of liquid metal for cooling. While it is similar to how it was integrated in the original PS5, the design team made some improvements to the technology.