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[* black] Time to liberate that logic board and look around!
[* black] As usual, a relatively modest-looking heat sink handles cooling for the CPU and integrated graphics. Another par for the course: Apple's typical glut of thermal paste.
[* black] And our first peep of silicon reveals: the touted T2!
-[* icon_note] Seen previously in the [guide|101807|iMac Pro|stepid=191243|new_window=true], Apple's custom T2 chip has taken over an impressive number of functions—but, we still expect to find a lot of other silicon on this board. Let's check it out!
+[* black] Seen previously in the [guide|101807|iMac Pro|stepid=191243|new_window=true], Apple's custom T2 chip has taken over an impressive number of functions—but, we still expect to find a lot of other silicon on this board. Let's check it out!