Ps5 edm-033 bios and southbridge standby voltage

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  • Bloutix
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    • Oct 2025
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    Ps5 edm-033 bios and southbridge standby voltage


    Hi all,

    i need your help for understanding if there is an issue around my bios on edm-033 and around southbridge pin P16 and P17.

    I have removed my Southbridge and when I check standby voltage on the bios, I’ve got this value:
    • pin 1: 0,16v
    • Pin 8: 3,3v
    • Pin 7: 3,3v

    I think there is an issue between 3,3v line and cs pin, but I don’t know where.

    then this are the values on SB P17 and P16: 0,93v, But I have 3,3v on L17.

    Thanks for your help.
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