If you want to replace one component, you’ll likely have to replace all of it. It also means getting most anything out requires getting everything out,” iFixit said in its report.- Since many of the other components are on the backs of their boards, you’ll need to remove the motherboard to replace many other individual components.- To make removal more difficult, the motherboard apparently spreads throughout the entire chassis of the Surface Book, and “trapped” right below it are the computer’s front-facing camera and infrared sensor, which Microsoft uses for the “Windows Hello” face recognition feature.- The chips and RAM are both soldered to the motherboard. “We assume this was meant to provide support to the larger-than-usual display. Upon teardown of the Surface Book’s display, iFixit discovered the Surface Book’s motherboard was implemented upside down: its smooth back faces up when you remove the display, with all the chips and connectors facing downward.
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