PS3-Sense posted some tips about keeping your PS3 cool, quiet and long living. Some of them are really useful so its worth taking a look at it.
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Mind = blown
not having to do anything at all, with no hassle, that's how you keep it cool, quiet and long living
unlike the flopbox, that's hot as hell, jet engine sounds, and short lived right out of the box
you have to put a whole ac unit or a fan in front of the flopbox
my favorite one that the bots like is the wet towel method :P :P :P
I want a way to shut my 360 up. It's like a goddamned airliner in my room.
Good article. I'm going to try elevating the system to see if it stays cooler. I don't have problems with overheating but if it means a drop in temperature I'm all for it.
The only real prevented measure you can take is to keep your PS3 or 360 in a well ventilated area. Try to avoid entertainment cabinets with enclosed spaces or doors. You might be sacrificing your entertainment center looks, but a working console is a great benefit.
Edit: It also helps knowing the internal layout of the system, and what your best option would be to support them.
For instance, when vertical, the PS3 Fat's hard drive is located on the bottom. This can cause the heat from the drive to travel upwards through the internal components. When placed horizontal however, the heat stays in the HDD area and vented out the back.
Next its good to know where the exhaust and intakes are. For my 60gb Fat, I know the majority of heat is pumped out the back, while the cool air intake is taken from the front. With some air being taken from and relieved at the top.