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Add oryp10 #148
Add oryp10 #148
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Looks great! I think this is ready to merge as soon as the product launches.
Looks like the CI build is failing for some reason:
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Looks like this was worked around in mdbook: rust-lang/mdBook#1860 Although it sounds like it was caused by a Rust update: rust-lang/rust#99591 Not sure why this is becoming a problem for us right now, but I'll try updating mdbook to the latest version. |
This adds the Oryx Pro 10 to tech docs.
The repair and internal overview photos have been reshot with an oryp10 unit. The external overview page keeps the oryp9 port diagrams (marketing did not reshoot port photos because the chassis did not change); while repair and internal overview photos have switched from 17" to 15", port diagrams stay at the 17" model because marketing did not shoot closed left/right photos of the 15" oryp9.
The main spec updates are the switch from DDR4 3200MHz RAM to DDR5 4800MHz RAM and the addition of a 15" OLED display option. The repairs page reflects that heat-conductive metal is only used to cool the GPU (the entire CPU uses regular thermal paste.)
I tried to add verbiage to the repairs page warning about the difficulty and risk of removing the keyboard. I currently do not have anything about using rubbing alcohol to dissolve the adhesive (that seems like a risky thing to recommend.)