Xtreamer Support System



How to open the Xtreamer Ultra case





More pictures of the hardware inside have been posted by exe before, check out this too:
http://forum.xtreame...hardware-shots/


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Okay, so we want to open this little guy.

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We remove the cap with the HDD and the stand first...

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... then unscrew the 2 screws at the bottom.

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Instead of cutting the stickers you should consider just to pull them up, in case cutting will get you in trouble with warranty issues.

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Too late for me, my fingers were faster than my brain.

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Next, gently lift the front panel from the main case.

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Don't break these 2 pins as they are needed to put the panel back in its exact position later.

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See how much tape they used? :)

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Ah, take care of the power button coz...

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... you don't want to lose these two parts.

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Okay, looking at the top you see these 2 clips.

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Carefully lift the case here to...

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... unclip both sides.

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The same we'll do with the other one and voila...

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... you can open the case like a book.

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Now cut the tape so you can completely remove one side of the case.

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Don't cut this little pad :)

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So now we can have a look on the Ultra's mainboard. If you want to have a look on the other side of the board, I marked the 4 screws that you'll need to remove.

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Otherwise... here's the Mini PCIe port for the 16GB SSD module.

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But since I don't have that PCIe SSD, let's continue.

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After removing the 4 screws, lift the board up and...

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... we get to see the other side of the board. The cooling solution doesn't look very common I think so...

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... it will be difficult to find a replacement fan later in case the used one will get louder in future, anyway...

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... we got what we wanted: we disassembled the Ultra :)

By Mavvy


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11th of July, 2011

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