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  • ccimoe
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    • Nov 2024
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    Xbox X part ID

    Hi, Any one that might have an idea for an xBox Series X Part That I can not figure out the correct part number for. iI blew apart on the board. Nothing on the board to go by as well. The closet I can figure out is it may be a U40/41 Regulator. Looks like this is a 2024 ver Xbox, See pics below. Thanks for any help you may have to offer. Moe

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