PS5 Dodge the problem that prevented him from running physical and digital games if a pile was exhausted
Good news for users of PLAYSTATION 5. SONY seems to have resolved a problem that directly affected not only PS5, but also to their previous generations machines. In fact, a little over a month ago we echoed that it had been solved in PS4, but in the new generation it still existed. If the CMOS stack was exhausted, most games could not be executed we refer to the call CBomb, a name that refers to the conflict that the console had regarding the CMOS battery. This is directly connected to the motherboard and affects the internal clock, and previous checks confirmed that, if the battery was exhausted, most console games could not be executed without an Internet connection. Now, as we have seen in a recent Hikikomori Media study, it seems to be solved with the new firmware. The problem of this stack is that its estimated duration is about ten years, and the only way to regulate the clock if it is exhausted would be to connect to the digital stores of each of the systems. Where is the con...