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Balling |
posted on 6th Jan 12 at 10:23 |
You can easily just buy any drive and format it to FAT32. Don't see any issue with that!? | |
adiohead |
posted on 6th Jan 12 at 09:34 |
My ps3 is saying it's out of space..... but there's hardly anything on it. I'm confuseded. Maybe it's all the MGS4 data or something | |
John |
posted on 6th Jan 12 at 09:23 |
Why would a ps3 only put out 2.5v? | |
Matty W |
posted on 6th Jan 12 at 03:37 |
i think they only put out 2.5V whereas a pc would put out 5V. probably just better off removing some data | |
mike56gte |
posted on 6th Jan 12 at 03:31 |
right al look into. cheers mate | |
Matty W |
posted on 6th Jan 12 at 03:26 |
i believe so, although im not sure if the voltage from the PS3 usb is enough to power it.. cant find any individual reviews. | |
mike56gte |
posted on 6th Jan 12 at 03:21 |
quote: so i can get a 250g one from amazon and just plug it in? its gt5 that takes up all the room! its like 10gb :lol: | |
Matty W |
posted on 6th Jan 12 at 03:14 |
well you can get 250G ones in the correct format off amazon. tbh i wish id had one and backed up gt5 instead of losing everthing :( . | |
mike56gte |
posted on 6th Jan 12 at 03:10 |
fuck sake! sounds like a load of pissing about! | |
Matty W |
posted on 6th Jan 12 at 02:49 |
i dont think its as simple as just plugging an external in and away you go.. most externals come formatted to NTFS but ps3 needs to be FAT32 and its not as simple as just plugging it into a pc and re-naming it | |
mike56gte |
posted on 6th Jan 12 at 02:27 |
well i have one of the original ps3's the 60GB ones and the memory is full on it so looking to get some sort of external hard drive. not needing anything massive. |