Five years ago we dissected the original Xbox 360. Today we're back with the new, slim Xbox 360 and have put together a similar guide to disassembling the console. In addition we've gone in and looked at the power savings and noise reduction made possible by further integrating the CPU and GPU onto a single package.
Moore's Law delivers as the new Xbox 360 uses roughly 80% of the power of the previous generation (and less than 50% of the original Xbox 360). Noise characteristics are also improved. We measured a 4 - 5 decibel reduction in noise when using the system.
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