PS5 APU damaged? - Very low resistance below the APU

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  • Flipper31
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    • Dec 2024
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    PS5 APU damaged? - Very low resistance below the APU

    On my PS5, there was a short circuit, and under the thermal camera, three chips were glowing (RT5127 power management IC, SSD RAM, and SSD controller). I removed all three. Now, there are no more shorts except under the APU.
    There, I measure very low resistance. Is that normal, or is it an APU defect?
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