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GPD G1 eGPU docking station teardown video

GPD G1 teardown - We take apart this eGPU docking station with some nice chill music

Ever wondered what is inside the GPD G1 eGPU docking station? Wonder no more as we perform a teardown right down to the GPU and RAM.

GPD G1 eGPU docking station teardown video

GPD G1 eGPU docking station teardown

There are four rubber feet and screws on the bottom side that need to be removed.

GPD G1 eGPU docking station teardown begins
The GPD G1 eGPU docking station teardown begins

Use a spudger to remove the bottom lid of the case.

Remove bottom lid
Remove bottom lid

There are a bunch of small screws to remove the inner case part

Remove small screws
Remove a bunch of small screws

Remove the inner case with a spudger, there are two sticky pads holding it together so it requires a bit of force to pull open..

Remove inner case
Remove inner case

Do not open the power supply, parts under the Kapton tape (yellow tape)! It may still have a charge, even if not connected to the wall socket. It could be enough to seriously harm or kill you.

Do not open
Do not open!

Remove the screws holding the main board and then lift it out

Remove main board screws
Remove main board screws

Disconnect the power supply to the main board

Disconnect the power cable
Disconnect the power cable

Remove the three screws holding the fan in place, and remove the tape securing sealing the fan with exhaust.

Fan screws
Fan screws

Disconnect the fan power cable

Disconnect fan power cable
Disconnect fan power cable

Remove the four screws on the back holding the heatsink in place.

Remove heatsink screws
Remove heatsink screws

You can pull the heatsink from the main board now, it may require a bit of force

The heatsink
The heatsink

GPD G1 eGPU docking station teardown complete!

GPD G1 eGPU docking station Teardown complete
GPD G1 eGPU docking station Teardown complete

Find out more and order your GPD G1 eGPU docking station here. You can read our in-depth review here.

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