Its not written very well, as it was my first post on the forum, but I posted the build here:Īlso, this exact piece wont fit the xbox one, but if you want to see how I held everything in place, here's the file: I cant remeber if the standard xbox one has ventilation in the top, that might be the one S im thinking of.Īlso, io would be much simpler without a gpu, and the back would look much cleaner. I cut a hole in the bottom of mine and made a stand. If you were planning on going with an apu, you should be able to come out much under budget, and if vega graphics is all you need, that might be perfect.Īnother concern would be cooling. If you do include a gpu, a nvme drive might help with space. However, I built it in a much larger xbox, and I already had barely any room for cables. The biggest concern is that nothing conductive is touching the PCB. However, the simplest way to do it is model it out in a cad software ahead of time, and if you have room, then great, otherwise, go with the apu. I spent about 1700 canadian dollars on mine, and I had room for a 2060. Would you recommend getting a gpu? Because my budget is $1400 but I'm afraid if messing something up and going Apu should be easier. IDK if any of this helps but hopefully it is at least somewhat useful. At least for the original xbox, no soldering is necessary.Īlso there are many youtube videos of people pulling it off quite well. for wiring up the power buttons and LEDs, just find a diagram of the board that controls them and use IO cable extensions to connect them. also noctua has some great low profile coolers.
Also, if 3d design or access to software is a challenge, my entire build was completable using tinkercad, which runs on your browser, is free, and is easy to use. The 400 watt one is used in Linus' video. It is about the size of an ice cream sandwich, and lets you plug in an external laptop power supply. I would also recomend HD Plex 400w PSU solution ( ). they have up to a 2070 with a single fan design, only 170 mm long if I remember correctly. If you are looking for a powerful GPU, I recomend gigabytes mini itx minup. (I was in grade 10 and had limited resources / budget). I didnt have the same resources, but I just borrowed a dremel and a 3d printer from my school. I watched the LTT video, and from there built one in an OG xbox as well.
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