I don't mind at all. Even the PS4, IMO, was a massive step up in cooling from the PS3 generation. During the PS3 generation, I went through five or six console

I don't mind at all. Even the PS4, IMO, was a massive step up in cooling from the PS3 generation. During the PS3 generation, I went through five or six consoles and those were a mix of the different sub types (original, slim, etc.) due to overheating issues that would cause hardware failure. I've had my basically launch PS4 almost since it came out now and no heat issues whatsoever. If the PS5 evolves even further past that, at the cost of more components/design tradeoffs then I'll take it.