Motherboard replacement for Xbox One Slim

Hello Kobi,

Thanks for reaching out to the forums. We understand you have questions on self repair. Unfortunately, we do not discuss self repair on the forums. This is posted in the

forum guidelines. I will be locking this thread as it goes against the guidelines.

Thanks,

Brad

Well, it's an internal speaker connected to the motherboard. Much like the newer slim consoles make ping noises when you open the disc tray I would assume those sounds are replaced with special ones on special edition consoles.

The only model Xbox in production is the Slim. They sell 4gb version and 250gb version. Also some special edition version come with 320gb harddrive. Unless you're intending on buying a special edition i recommend getting the 250gb version.

I believe the Xbox 360 Slims have had 2 motherboard versions, but the latest one is the only one in production and has been in production for nearly a year i think. So i expect all retailers are selling Slims with the latest motherboard version.

The CPU and GPU on one chip is also the very reason why the Slim console is as slim as it is. The motherboard is smaller. It's also cheaper to manufacture with this configuration than the old style.

Well the wet towel I know is risky @Bad Instincts, but I tried a few moments and worked (also at that moment my warranty expired almost a year before) And I still have my Console at 60GB HDD.

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And BetterGuitar112:

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The Xenon was the first Xbox 360 motherboard. It was powered by a 203-watt, 16.5-amp power supply. The next motherboard -- the Zephyr -- was basically the same as the Xenon, but it also had an HDMI connector for higher-quality video output.

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Falcon

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The Falcon motherboard represented a shift in the Xbox 360's motherboard design. It had a 65nm CPU, and its power consumption was 175 watts.

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Opus

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Opus motherboards were only used as replacements for failed Xenon motherboards. The Opus motherboard was similar to a Falcon motherboard, but it lacked an HDMI connector.

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Jasper

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The Jasper motherboard had a new 65nm CPU that used less power (150 watts). Jasper motherboards also had up to 512 MB of internal storage.

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Vejle

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The Vejle motherboard is installed in Xbox 360 Slims. This 45 nm system-on-chip uses 40 percent less power than the original Xbox 360 chipset.