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PS5: Sony Quietly Revises Motherboard to Secure Liquid Metal

PS5: Sony Quietly Revises Motherboard to Secure Liquid Metal

Sony has quietly revised the PS5's motherboard, securing the application of liquid metal used for cooling and simplifying repair operations. An undisclosed modification that reveals much about the limitations encountered since the console's launch and Sony's communication policy regarding its hardware.

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Lumnix Editorial·October 7, 2026·3 min read