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XBOX 360 SLIM CONSOLES NOT TESTED // CAN BE USED FOR SPARES
Common spare parts found in an Xbox 360 can be broadly categorized into internal electronic components, mechanical parts, and external case components.
Internal Electronic Components Motherboard:
The main logic board, often available in specific revisions like the Xenon, Falcon, Jasper, or Trinity.
Central Processing Unit (CPU) and Graphics Processing Unit (GPU): These are integrated onto the motherboard but sometimes individual heat sinks or X-clamps for them are available as spares.
RF Module/Board: The small circuit board at the front that houses the power button and LED status lights, a common component for "no power" issues.
Wi-Fi/Wireless Board/Card: The internal wireless adapter or a separate add-on card for network connectivity.
Memory Units/RAM: Though integrated, sometimes daughterboards related to memory are found.
Mechanical and Drive Components:
Optical (Disc) Drive: The DVD-ROM drive itself, which comes from different manufacturers (Hitachi, Phillips BenQ) and requires the correct model for replacement.
Optical Drive Tray Cover/Bezel: The plastic exterior part of the disc tray.
Hard Drive (HDD): Removable hard drives in various sizes (20 GB, 60 GB, 120 GB, 250 GB, 320 GB, 500 GB).
Hard Drive Enclosure/Caddy: The plastic case that the hard drive fits into to snap onto the console.
Cooling and Casing Cooling Fans:
Dual fans for early models and late models, used to prevent overheating.
Heat Sinks: The metal components that help dissipate heat from the CPU and GPU.
Chassis: The internal stamped steel frame that provides structural support.
Case Components: This includes the full outer shell, faceplates, side panels, and top/bottom vents.
Screws and Bolts: Specific screw sets for securing the various internal components and case parts.
It is crucial to ensure compatibility with the specific Xbox 360 motherboard revision, as components can vary between models (e.g., original "fat" models vs. Slim vs. E models).
