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Revised '1200' model PS5 is lighter and more power efficient - Polygon
A Deep Dive Into The PlayStation 5 1200 Series! Complete Technician's Teardown & Layout/Repair Guide - YouTube
1200 Series PS5 has easier access to vacuum dust from the PSU : r/ playstation
Sony teases Pro version for PlayStation 5
PS5 revision CFI 1200 appears to have a SOC die-shrink to 6nm | Install Base
New updated Sony PlayStation 5 model (CFI-1202B/A) being sold in Australia right now; details | Technology & Science News, Times Now
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Krytopsy on X: "The new PS5 1200 model is here. TL:DR - It's better. *Consume about 10% less power. The heat seems better spread out across the console. Motherboard is shorter. My
New PlayStation 5 CFI-1200 Models Releasing September 15 In Japan, According To Retailer GEO - PlayStation Universe
Sony's latest PS5 'CFI-1200' console teardown: new internals, improved
Sony has a new lighter PS5 model that uses less power
Sony Playstation 5 CFI-1200 GPU Specs | TechPowerUp GPU Database
A new, lighter PS5 model has reportedly been released in Australia | VGC
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Sony's new PS5 model uses less power during games | Eurogamer.net
1200 SERIES PS5 UNBOXING IN 2023! - YouTube
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PS5 Model CFI-1200 with Updated Radio Equipment Registered in Japan | PSXHAX - PSXHACKS
Latest PlayStation 5 Revision Uses 10% Less Power Than Predecessors | Tom's Hardware
