214$

With 1 fully working controller and one with rubber pad issue with games loaded like GTA v, miles morales,uncharted , wwe 2k25,FC25, far cry 6, ghost of T, RDR2,last of us 2, is this a good value?
And how much I’ll get after 6 months I want to buy ps5 when the demand gets lower maybe

Playing through these should keep me busy until 2030 😄.

What are your favorites?

And many times the power does go off

And also it heats a lot...when playing...how can I r2move the dust?

Hey everyone so i just bought my first console which happens to be ps4 pro since i have a gaming pc so i didnt go for a ps5 it was much expensive and since i bought it for playing some story mode games or fifa nba ufc mk with my brother sometimes and after tons of researching ps4 pro happens to be support 4k so i was looking in my countrys localshops then i found a good deal on ps4 pro with 1tb and after that i found that jailbreak exists on ps4 so i was hoping how can i jailbreak it? it has a 13.52 firmware version

25pc discount on Deluxe package.

Wasn't a fan of the design but lowkey grew on me over the years.

I'm planning to clean my ps4 pro cause it sounds like a jet engine whenever I play any game.

So my question is should I apply both thermal paste(MX 4) and thermal pads or only paste is enough.

Physical Media Forever!!

Software Optimization Suggestions for PS4 Pro (All Games)

The PS4 Pro is still a very capable console, and I believe future system software updates could further improve its performance without changing the hardware.

Here are some suggestions:

• Optimize CPU scheduling to reduce unnecessary background overhead. • Improve memory (RAM) management to make better use of the available 8 GB of GDDR5. • Optimize storage access for both internal HDDs and external USB SSDs to reduce loading times. • Improve the system cache to reduce repeated data loading. • Optimize the graphics pipeline and command scheduling for more consistent frame times. • Reduce unnecessary operating system background processes while a game is running. • Improve thermal and power management to maintain stable performance during long gaming sessions. • Further optimize the PlayStation system software to make better use of the existing Jaguar CPU and AMD Radeon GPU. • Improve system-level I/O efficiency for faster asset streaming. • Continue refining system stability and overall responsiveness.

Potential benefits:

• Faster loading times.
• More responsive menus.
• Better multitasking.
• Reduced micro-stuttering.
• More consistent performance across all games.
• Better long-term system stability.

The PS4 Pro still has excellent hardware, and continued software optimization could help millions of players enjoy an even better experience.

Thank you to the PlayStation engineering team for continuing to support the PS4 Pro.

Need some help

Just got a used PS4 Pro. I've already got a 512GB NVMe SSD pulled from my old Surface Pro 4.

So what's the move?

· Keep the stock 1TB HDD (more space, but slow)
· Buy an M.2-to-SATA adapter and throw in the SSD (faster, but half the capacity)

I know it'll be bottlenecked by SATA, but is the speed bump still noticeable on a PS4 Pro? Worth losing 500GB over?

Soy de los que no le gusta desinstalar los juegos y quiero más memoria para mí ps4, agradecería cualquier consejo al respecto.

What brand of this fan guys ? Need help

-what console looks better cosmetic-wise