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Xbox One X Cooling System - Is It Liquid Cooled? We dive in to take a look at the vapor chamber on this console to see if there is actually liquid inside of it.

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About This Video:
Microsoft supposedly uses a "vapor chamber" heat sink on the Xbox One X. This means that there is liquid inside the chamber that constantly changes state between a liquid and gas which in turn transfers the heat from the APU to the heat sink fins. We decide to investigate further but clipping part of the heat sink away to see what's inside.

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