Xbox has released two new Xbox Series X consoles, a discless model and a Galaxy Black model (take a closer look here). I wasn’t game enough to take it apart, but thankfully YouTuber Austin Evans has done it and has some great teardowns. difference.
The chip is a new 7nm to 6nm design, and the console’s motherboard and cooling system have been completely redesigned. Many of the components on the motherboard have been moved, and the vapor chamber cooling system is gone, replaced by a more traditional copper heat pipe design.
While heat and noise didn’t change much, Evans noticed that both Xbox Series X models used less power when idling and gaming compared to the original model. This may not mean much to the average gamer, but it’s a big deal for Xbox Cloud Server because it uses actual Xbox Series X hardware to run Xbox Cloud Server. Masu.
To learn more about the Xbox Series X Galaxy Black Edition, read our review here or watch the unboxing video below.
The new limited edition Galaxy Black Xbox Series X includes a 2TB SSD, custom console and controller design. It is priced at AU$999 and available here.
There’s also the first all-digital Xbox Series X, available in white with a 1TB SSD and priced at AU$699, available here.
Finally, the Xbox Series S now has a 1TB white model in addition to the previously released black model. It is priced at AU$549 and available here.
