Xbox One X Scorpio Edition Disassembly: A Look Inside the Powerful Console

The Xbox One X is the most powerful gaming console on the market right now. It packs a punch with its 6 Teraflop GPU, 12GB of GDDR5 RAM, and 8-core custom AMD CPU. Xbox enthusiasts have been eagerly waiting to get their hands on the limited edition Scorpio console. And, what's inside this sleek console? Let's take a closer look by doing a disassembly of the Xbox One X Scorpio Edition.

First things first, let's unbox the limited edition console. The Xbox One X Scorpio Edition features a black matte finish with a subtle metallic finish on top. The console weighs approximately 8.4 pounds and measures 1
1.81" x 9.44" x 2.36". The Scorpio edition also comes with an exclusive vertical stand that can be used to mount the console vertically.

Now, let's get to disassembling the console. We start by removing the plastic cover that comes with the console. First, we remove the side pa【紫云星座】nels by pulling gently from the bottom of the panels. This will reveal the hidden screws that connect the panels to the console.

Next, we remove the four screws that secure the top panel and then lift it upwards. There are two large heatsinks that cover the entire board. Lifting the top panel reveals the powerful 12GB GDDR5 RAM that is situated on the right side of the board. The RAM is situated next to the CPU, which is covered by a large heatsink.

The power supply is situated on the left side of the console. The power supply unit provides power to the motherboard and other components. The Xbox One X Scorpio edition has a universal power supply that is rated for 245 Watts.

The back panel of the console houses the various ports. There are three USB ports, an HDMI-in port, an HDMI-out port, a S/PDIF port, and an Ethernet port. The Scorpio edition also has an IR Blaster port and an optical drive that supports 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray discs.

One of the most impressive features of the Xbox One X Scorpio edition is the liquid cooling system that keeps the console cool under heavy loads. The liquid cooling system includes a pump, radiator, and a heat exchanger. The copper heat spreader is responsible for distributing the heat evenly across the system.

The Xbox One X Scorpio edition packs a lot of power into its sleek design. The limited edition console has been a major hit among Xbox enthusiasts. The console's internal components are thoughtfully designed to keep the system cool and efficient, even under heavy workloads. The console's impressive performance and design make it a favorite among the gaming community.