With the cover removed, the Xbox 360 Elite's DVD drive is clearly visible to the bottom left.
Meanwhile, the unit's two large fans sit at the back, while a large gray plastic air tunnel (or shroud) helps cool a high-performance graphics chip. Note the second heat sink that's been added to the unit at the bottom right; this heat sink was not present in the first-generation consoles.
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