PS5 CFI 1000 Overheating
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91%
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Liquid Metal Thermal Interface Material
The CFI-1000 uses liquid metal to transfer heat from the APU to the heatsink. Over time, gravity and oxidation cause the metal to pool away from the center of the die, creating hotspots that trigger immediate thermal shutdowns. Replacing or re-spreading the material restores the necessary thermal conductivity.
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4%
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Internal Cooling Fan (23-Blade NMB Revision)
Early PS5 models utilized varying fan manufacturers; mechanical failure or bearing wear in the fan assembly reduces CFM (cubic feet per minute) airflow. A replacement fan ensures the system can effectively pull heat away from the primary heatsink fins during high-load AAA gaming.
SKU: G12L12MS1AH-56J14
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5%
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Heatsink Deep Cleaning Kit
The PS5 design includes specific 'dust catchers' that, once saturated, allow debris to clog the high-density heatsink fins. This kit allows for the manual extraction of dust bunnies that compressed air cannot dislodge, restoring the original thermodynamic efficiency of the airflow path.
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DIY Repair Guide
Watch exactly how to replace the Liquid Metal Thermal Interface Material.
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