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| Senior Member | ive seen some home made 360 power supplys such as this The Llamma's Game Console Forums :: View topic - 360 powered by PC PSU , just wondering if anyone makes and sells aftermarket 360 powersupplys as the microsoft ones are a pain and too expensive to get ahold of. |
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| Senior Member iTrader: (4) Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Gold Coast
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![]() | search ebay for "XBOX 360 ENERGYZER" from the uk the problem with that type is that it only takes the +12V from the 20 pin molex connector which usually ain't thick enough for the required 17 amps the 360 draws i made my own up by using the 360 power supply plug from a cheap 360 aftermarket cooler, a 20 pin molex socket from an old motherboard and 2 4 pin molex sockets (+12v, gnd, gnd, +5v) from an ATX power splitter cable works fine as long as you get a PC ATX supply that can handle the constant current draw of the +12 supply which is why i used plugs and sockets so its easier to swap power supplies regards... |
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