Heatsinkstation 5 ;p
Holy shit, this thing is HUGE, I'd like to see a direct comparison of that heatsink and RTX 3090, and I wouldn't be surprised if the latter was the smaller one. But anyway, here my take on the teardown:
1) No Cerny? That's a surprise.
2) The stand is a joke, how hard is it to make at least one side of the console flat?
3) As rumored, the side panels are easily removable, so there will 100% be custom panels, if not from Sony themselves then at least from 3rd party vendors, I think we will see fully black PS5 sooner than we think.
4) SSD bay is very well thought-out, it has enough room for drives with heatsinks, and Sony even though about different drive sizes (lenghts), although I don't think there will be 2230 or 2242 drives that will reach enough speeds to work with PS5. And by removing the metal cover the drive will be additionally cooled by the fresh cool air pulled by the fan.
5) As expected the internal SSD is soldered onto the motherboard. So when adding your own 1TB drive you'll get a total 1.8TB of space, so plenty for even a couple of CoDs.
6) The cooling - like I said before, it's ridiculously enormous, the turbine as big as two full-sized PC fans stacked together, while the heatsink is a league of its own... With 2kg worth of copper/aluminum and liquid metal TIM, I expect nothing else but a dead silence, no matter what kind of game you'll throw at the PS5.
So in summary - everything looks great on the inside, but fugly on the outside, I really don't know why Sony didn't go for a simpler, more elegant shape of the console, like PS4 or PS2, especially enlarged PS2 design would fit so damn well with the interior parts and their layout,.