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Xbox Series X/S teardown
- Thread starter Theorry
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Looks like all the weight is on one side. Weird that nobody said that the weight distribution is weird during an unboxing.
I know I'm being a moaning minny but why on earth put a teardown video on twitter? Why not tweet a link to a YouTube video or some other hosting site?
more like different color boxes or special edition. They a ton of those with One S.
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Oh hahaha. Thought the twitter uses did it himself as he had a series s also.
Its a brazilian channel the best part they said is after the teardown they've turn on again the Series S and the Quick Resume was working with all games on same state hahaha
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How do you figure? Looks like PSU and heatsink would balance out right?
It seems puny and insignificant. I'm not sure why this exists.
juh kay. Though, this makes me think they COULD HAVE made a Gamecube lol.
juh kay. Though, this makes me think they COULD HAVE made a Gamecube lol.
hahahaha. That's AWESOME. lolll
Someone correct me if i'm wrong but like for the PS5, the SSD is "soldered" to the motherboard (i.e not removable)
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Current thinking is that it's slotted and covered by shielding that can easily be pulled off.
Do we have any confirmation of this because all the promotional stuff from MS made it look slotted.
Ah interesting. Copper pipes again. Good stuff.Heatsink Series S
Making half of the width of the console a fan is one way to keep it cool and quiet. I continue to be impressed by the Series S, it's a really well designed console.
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You're not running an 8 core Zen 2 and 4TF GPU off a battery anytime soon.
Oh yes you're right it seems sloted, here's the image from DF teardown
Oh yes you're right here's the image from DF teardown
Thanks for posting this, I was looking for it and couldn't find it lol
I would assume a more thorough teardown should be coming by Tuesday at the latest and there's a group that will be working to reverse engineer the formatting for the SSD to see if it would be possible to replace the internal with a faster and/or larger SSD. That'll depend on if it is in fact slotted.