PS4 overheating issues
Do you own a PS4?
If so, you are aware of how frustrating it may be when your PlayStation 4 begins to overheat. Why does my PS4 keep overheating is one of the most frequent queries posed by PlayStation 4 owners. It can be challenging to identify the possible causes of your PS4 console overheating because the reasons why this occurs differ from person to person.
Why the PS4 Keeps Heating Up
We will discuss the most frequent causes of PS4 overheating in this part.
If one of the following occurs, the PS4 may become excessively hot:
If the inside of the PS4 is dirty, the cooling fan won't function as it should to release the built-up heat.
A short circuit has developed in the PS4 console's AC power cord as a result of water damage and electricity leakage.
Using the PS4 for an extended period of time during a hot summer day without a chance to cool down (several hours).
The PS4 CPU is broken, and it is heating up excessively.
When the thermal paste used to cool the PS4 CPU has deteriorated, is no longer effective, and needs to be replaced.
If the power source for the PS4 is broken.
How to fix it?
By taking a few simple precautions, you can prevent the PS4 from overheating in the first place, which is the easiest method to solve the issue:
Before turning off your console and employing a cool air blower pointed at the bottom of the device for several minutes, close all open programs.
This will help the console cool down and stop dust from collecting.
Clean any collected dirt from the vents on the rear of your PS using a dry brush or cloth; this should help prevent overheating.
Put fresh thermal paste on the PS4 CPU (if needed).
Reset the factory settings if a power supply issue is suspected.
If the PS4 is still overheating, use an external fan or a cooling station.
The most recent firmware update.
If these steps do not resolve your issue, contact PlayStation Support.
How to prevent it?
Last but not least, you should learn how to keep the PS4 from overheating in the future.
If the PS4 is still overheating, use an external fan or a cooling station.
Regularly maintain the PS4 clean at all times (i.e. every 6 months or so).
If you live in a hot climate, keep the PS4 in a cool room or use an air conditioner.
The most recent firmware update.
Your PS4 won't likely overheat if you follow these steps unless there is a significant hardware malfunction or flaw.
Final thoughts
You now understand why your PS4 keeps getting hot. You should thoroughly clean the PS4's interior before trying again. Before replacing the thermal paste in the console, exhaust all other options for reducing the rising temperature within. However, your safest bet would be to bring your console to FigyTech store, where our experts can diagnose the problem and quickly resolve i