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Xbox MCPX Southbridge Heatsink

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This Xbox MCPX Southbridge Heatsink is a replacement component intended for use in console repair or modification projects. It is designed to fit the MCPX southbridge chip on compatible Xbox motherboards, helping to dissipate heat during operation.

  • Compatible with Xbox MCPX southbridge chipset
  • Constructed for heat dissipation in gaming consoles
  • Suitable for repair or modding applications
  • Brand: PowrUp Gaming
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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Sophia ★★★★★

After my console started overheating during long sessions, I swapped in this southbridge heatsink as part of a full teardown. It seated flush on the MCPX chip and temps dropped noticeably within a day.

Joshua ★★★★★

Took a chance on this for a repair job and the mounting holes lined up perfectly with the board — no bending or shaving needed. It's a solid chunk of metal for the price, and my console's been running cool since I swapped it in. Exactly what I needed to finish the project.

Charlotte V. ★★★★★

Finally, a heatsink that actually sits flush on the southbridge instead of wobbling around like the last one I tried. The base surface is perfectly flat, so thermal paste spreads evenly and I didn’t have to file anything down during my repair. Booted up the console and it’s been running cool for two