任天堂Wii拆机图

Heartbreaking, isn't it? The external shell and front piece come off
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4 N% Y0 B  s4 X) VRear view of the cooling fan and A/V, power and USB ports" d  q' ~" ]' I! p& R1 g9 z
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$ v2 c6 e* y# @/ O& f0 K- G5 I. X$ CThe broken optical drive was what caused this whole mess in the first place. It's connected to the main board with a single ribbon5 T$ C' s. e; U5 b; V! {- C3 h
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4 Q! ?- t4 h) Y7 DCloser look at the Wii drive. , x# J% A3 v- t9 g3 f5 G: d; O4 x
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9 l; F4 \  F2 c/ PThe main board is seperated from the optical drive by a metal plate7 l" l/ k- D* M! j, z
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) V% L6 p7 t& g. h6 xOne of two Wi-Fi antennas at the back of the console, mounted vertically
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# |& I$ m, `. h2 ?The other Wi-Fi antenna is on the other side
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8 {; v  w# \! I) z. t+ LA closer look at the Wi-Fi module with antenna leads connected) B% v, d, E/ \3 Y
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The metal plate comes off, revealing the main logic board6 J8 I8 h+ [1 u; b
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1 W6 P- P' y* h- @4 u) W. NThe fins of the metal heatsink. It may not be the most powerful chipset, but it still needs to stay cool
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The Wi-Fi module with thermal grease. The SD card slot is also visible.; M* k- [0 v0 V
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9 |* N+ d( `4 b5 {Wi-Fi antennas come off0 d! O' Q3 C0 j+ X/ A
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4 e9 I8 G6 M6 F2 U( L; oThe heatsink is removed, revealing the main IBM "Broadway" processor and the ATI "Hollywood" graphics chip
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' W& x& Q2 E2 ?/ \; bA closer look at the main chipset (after removing the thermal grease). The codenames are stamped on the surface
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/ o/ J  K+ `' ^1 ^All done. An overview of the damage! \. X) `1 Y& I& e0 }* H# ~8 f9 O
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