SCPH-77001 OR SCPH-79001 Slim PS2 Playstation 2 Motherboard
Developer Jeff on X: "The motherboard front/back. Notice the product tag, P-PVT-181-J1 "J1 being Japanese/PVT being Product Validation Testing/P being Pre/181 Being the sample number" https://t.co/5p1HYH6doQ" / X
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Help, I really want to repair my PS2 Slim it's a SCPH 79001. Looked on the web but not finding anything to help me out with my problem that's why I'm starting
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Help, I really want to repair my PS2 Slim it's a SCPH 79001. Looked on the web but not finding anything to help me out with my problem that's why I'm starting
is this an original ps2 70004 slim model motherboard? Seller insists that it is indeed but from my little knowledge about ps2 electronic parts emotion engine and graphics synthesizer are seperate on
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