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Quick PS3 Fan Adjustment Mod – Anthony Thomas
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PS3 - Modifying SYSCON Fan settings (Better than Webman) | PSX-Place
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Ps3 slim fan. (Help) : r/PS3
How to make a PS3/PS4 Fan Control Adjuster By:NSC - YouTube
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USB Cooling Fan 4 cooler Heat Exhauster coolingpad Temperature Control accessory For Sony Playstation 3 PS3 Gaming Console _ - AliExpress Mobile
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PS3 - Control Fan Utility [v4.83 Unofficial] -Control your PS3 Internal fan to help prevent overheating | PSX-Place
How to run a PWM controlled fan at 100% all of the time - Electrical Engineering Stack Exchange
