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How do you determine if CPU or GPU separated from the PS3 motherboard?
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∙ 11y ago
You will get the Yellow Light of Death. Usually the best way to tell if the RSX is separated from the board is when you turn on your PS3 the machine will make a "humm" noise as it shuts down to the red blinking light. If it YLODS without the humming noise then it is definitely a bad power supply but 90% of the time a YLOD is caused by the RSX separated from the board.
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