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-[* black] logic board and heat sink removal
-[* black] Unmasking the MBP to reveal its true identity! Is it really Batman??
- [* black] Maybe not, but this ~~mask~~ motherboard is sure high tech. Let's unmask the mask.
+[* black] After wrestling open this MacBook, we face more screws—this time of the Torx variety. Luckily, we brought our Marlin driver set and we quickly remove those obstacles.
+[* black] Even with this computer open, we're faced with more mystery—a masked MacBook! Is it you, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Batman|Bruce|new_window=true]?
+ [* black] Maybe not, but this ~~mask~~ logic board is sure high tech. Let's unmask the mask.
[* black] heat sink is a little bigger than before, there's also a copper shield and [https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/65TtSLRGdSHhiiy5.full|aluminum stickers] over what's probably the RAM or VRAM?