Introducción
Ir al paso 1 ↓Xbox One X es la última consola de juegos de Microsoft. Promete un 40 % más de potencia que cualquier otra consola para juegos inmersivos en 4K real. Hemos visto dos versiones anteriores de Xbox One en nuestra mesa de desmontaje —el original y la Xbox One S— y ambas nos impresionaron por su facilidad de desmontaje y sus componentes modulares. ¿Continuará la Xbox One X con esta tendencia, o toda esa potencia adicional se obtiene al precio de una menor reparabilidad? ¡Solo hay una forma de averiguarlo y es desmontar este dispositivo!
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Resumen del Video
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Consideraciones Finales
- Solo se requieren algunas herramientas para separar toda la consola.
- Una vez dentro, un diseño modular limpio y sin complicaciones permite que las unidades, el ventilador, el disipador de calor, la PSU, la placa inalámbrica y la placa hija frontal sean sustituidos fácilmente.
- Menos paneles de la carcasa entrelazados y una disposición de clips más simple hacen que la apertura de esta generación de Xbox sea más fácil que la de su predecesora.
- Sustituir el disco duro requerirá tanto anular tu garantía como realizar algunos trucos complejos para que sea funcional.
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Uhg, the HDD reformat is the worst part. Why are we getting so many devices without guides? The video is more for entertainment than help for repair. I'd rather have less teardowns with complete guides. Last of all, why don't we get a Pixel 2 teardown? That's like getting a iPhone 8 plus teardown but no regular teardown. Especially considering the regular model is probably more popular.
George A. - Contestar Compartir
Hi @pccheese! We’ll have guides eventually, but they take much longer to create than a teardown. You’re right, teardowns are not meant to be used as instructions and are no substitute for a proper guide. As far as Pixel 2, our team is small and we only had the bandwidth for a full teardown on one of the two Pixel phones. The XL was chosen in part because it has gotten more attention, due to the more dramatically updated design. FYI the vanilla Pixel 2’s internals look very, very similar to the original Pixel XL, but with the addition of the same Active Edge strain gauges we saw in the 2 XL.
Jeff Suovanen - Contestar Compartir
@jeffsu If you have these devices and you are tearing them down internally, perhaps iFixit can take the pictures and the community could write the guides. I have no problem writing the guides- but my photography setup isn't always set up when I'm about to fix something.
A proper step by step teardown is much more helpful for repair then a video. I'm sure people use the teardown all the time for repair on many devices.
George A. - Contestar Compartir
@jeffsu So what about the guides?
George A. - Contestar Compartir
Taking pictures is actually quite time-consuming, otherwise I’m sure we’d take you up on that. :) Bear with us a bit, the guidewriting team is down a few people so our pace is definitely not what we’d like it to be in terms of guide production at the moment. We’re working on it!
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