The cooling for the updated 6nm chip has also been redesigned on these new Xbox Series X models. There’s no longer a vapor chamber, and Microsoft is using a more traditional copper heat pipe design instead. Evans found that the exhaust temperature and noise of these new Xbox Series X models hasn’t changed from the original, though.

So, Microsoft's new Xbox Series X and S models are starting to roll out today (with more regions to follow), and while they look and perform similarly to the existing models, a new teardown video is showing some noticeable differences on the inside.

T he newest Xbox gaming console is the discless, All-Digital Xbox Series X, which costs a little less given it has less hardware. It kind of exists in between the launch version o

The white coating on the discless Xbox Series X matches the same “robot white” found on the Xbox Series S. Microsoft is also releasing a $349.99 1TB Xbox Series S in white for the holidays, alongside a $599.99 2TB “Galaxy Black” special edition of the Xbox Series X.

Alongside the Robot White color for the Xbox Series X, it is also joined by the new 'Galaxy Black' finish which added more flair to the original release, and thankfully, this version keeps the disc drive available.

You can grab a 1 TB Xbox without a disc drive for a slight discount, but even with redesigned internals there's not much to entice gamers.

The white color scheme aligns with the "robot white" aesthetic found on the Xbox Series S. However, unlike the Series S, the new white Series X model doesn't have the option to add a disc drive. In terms of ports,