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This guide will walk you through the disassembly of the Steam Link device made by Valve from 2015 to 2018
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Start by unplugging your device
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Power cord
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Ethernet
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HDMI
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Start by removing the rubber bottom using the Guitar Pick or the Jimmy
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Remove the screws using a Torxx 6 bit
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Open-up the bottom lid using guitar pics
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Marvel ArmV7 CPU
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Vivante GC1000 GPU
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To reassemble your device, follow the steps in the opposite order
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bonjour esque cette carte peu servire comme raspberry merci
thesmoking gta - crwdns2934203:0crwdne2934203:0 crwdns2950251:0crwdne2950251:0
Non, seule une image signée par Valve peut être lancée. Elle a un accès SSH comme indiqué sur la page du SDK cependant. Notez qu'elle n'est plus fabriquée depuis décembre, donc elle n'est plus vraiment disponible.
Jorys Paulin (Jorys_Paulin) - crwdns2950251:0crwdne2950251:0
Somewhat unworthy Teardown. Naming the CPU brand wrong and not giving any relevant information like schematics or ICs used. THIS is by far better: https://www.allaboutcircuits.com/news/te...
EDIT: Oh, it is a community post, sry. But more information would be nice. E.g. where is the massive heat sink? There are lots of parts missing.
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Hello, this is my first (and only) teardown. I made it just for fun, really. I opened my Steam Link once and then decided to put it on the internet, because I found they weren’t that much photos of it around.
The heat sink is a large piece of aluminum, and now I realize I forgot to add it, my mistake.
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