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Ah okay, a bit of extra room temperature and a bit lower fan speed would make sense for the higher temps. Got it, I'll add that voltage to the list.

I'm guessing this is a CECHC04 right? Did you happen to get a measurement on the original CELL voltage btw? Those temps seem quite high considering the console has been delided, repasted, and undervolted, but then again you're in Greece and it's summer so I'm guessing your room temp is probably...

Yeah that doesn't sound right, I'm not sure CFW that low even exists. I certainly can't find any .PUPs for CFW below ~3.4X

The board is quite uncommon, but the RSX on it is just a normal bin 3. Interesting, I never noticed the 'W' is only present on one side. As for the RSX I was actually more curious about the datecode markings on it so I can try to narrow down the production date.

Holy cow you not only have the rarest COK board but also the rarest 90nm RSX! I'm not joking when I say I only know of a 2 photos of the COK-002W motherboard. This is also the first time I've seen a bin 1 90nm RSX in a retail console and just like I predicted a few posts up it's running at...

@ajthenoob @PoppaJerry @mefiuk @fpoker102 @Hadobedo @shnyaps @Zx6r If you guys have any pictures of your RSX IHS could you please DM them to me? I'm trying to collect as much info about the best overclocking chips as possible and it might help clear some things up. Any additional info about the...

I'll add that to my database. By the way, do you happen to have any photos of the RSX in your console? I'm wondering about which model it is exactly and what VRAM it uses.

You can always just get the default voltages by setting a value of FF rather than something in the chart like 1E, 3D, or 1D, that way you can take measurements. If you dump the LV1 of the RSX it will also tell you the default voltage of the chip which will either be VID 39: 1.2250V, VID 16...

Is it just the cooler that's warped or the rear panel just below the serial number as well? It's more likely that instead of putting the entire console in the oven they instead stuck a hairdryer or heatgun in the back and just left it on for several minutes.

@JoeSapecudo @fpoker102 Have either of you guys opened your consoles with the AP0029328 LV1 to check what the exact RSX model is? I'm trying to confirm something as I've noticed an anomaly in the LV1.

Excellent work, hopefully we can get something like this for the super slim boards as well. I can probably provide photos if you haven't got any on hand but know where the points are and and are willing to make one.

Can't hurt, but just confirming you took it from the LV1 is good enough for me :encouragement:

Interesting, your results now have me wondering if a number of the other voltages posted here were accurate or if people were just using the number in the LV1 dump and assuming it was accurate. Is that the same CECHC04 you posted about earlier in the thread running at 1.3125V? Also nice that you...

Hmm okay. I'm still in the early stages of collecting data on this but I'm reasonably certain that the VID values found in the LV1 dump can't be directly used to measure the actual voltage provided to the RSX, or at least they don't actually match the values found in @RIP-Felix 's voltage chart...

Ignore them, those people are morons who completely ignored that you were quite clear this project was still in the beta/testing phase. They're also happily ignoring that CFW on any of these models would have been completely impossible without your work.