But the SCREWS. They're attached with SCREWS. SCREWS make them upgradeable. The SCREWS.
Nov. 2013
#108
"hmm.. i don't think you'll even have to unscrew the ones around the edges.. just the four screws holding the X bracket (presumably made of similar material as the heat sink?) then the two screws labeled 'gnd' and '12v'.. and the gpu will come out.. the connection is at the bottom and i assume that part will either hinge downwards in order to allow someone to slide it out or maybe theres a secondary wire connection..
i really don't know the details obviously.. i don't claim to know the details.. for all intents and purposes, there's exactly ONE feature on the computer which should be telling you all this thing is user serviceable.. that's the access latch."
#161
"all i'm doing is looking at the available pictures of the new mac and pointing out the obvious.. it has nothing to do with what i 'wish' was true.. all of its major components are entirely user serviceable beyond any reasonable doubt.. that is all i'm actually saying in the thread.."
You'll have to excuse Aiden. It was Sarcasm. There was a poster who used to swear that there would be upgrades a-plenty and his sole element of proof was the fact that the machine was built with screws.
Don't ask.
UPDATE: Found some! Get out your wallet.
http://www.macpartsonline.com/661-7...-pro-late-2013-me253ll-a-md878ll-a-a1481.html
#99
"the topic of who sells the parts after it's more widely known that the machine is serviceable is a different topic and one that you all will continue to argue about in the coming years.."
#95
it's the word games that some people choose to play as an attempt to save face which is annoying.. as in- when this thing is released and it's shown to be upgradeable etc, i'll still have been wrong all along if a few of these guys have anything to say about it.. you'll see.