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  1. What psu are you using exactly? If it's a full sized pc psu it will be a huge case. Have you thought of using an actual pc case? That would me much easier. I could probably design a tray with pc backplate to mount the xbox on that would screw into the existing pc case stand offs...
  2. Along with my "slim" case I have also created a "mini" case design, well two actually. The first one utilises 2 oled displays on top, has an acrylic tinted top panel that hides the bezels, the second only has one oled on the front but can be 3d printed in just 2 parts. Both require a pico psu (unless someone can make a pico sized xbox psu lol) and an ATX to Xbox adapter. Here's a video of how the dual OLED displays look:
  3. Thanks. This case version uses the stock PSU, however my xbox mini case could do with a better PSU solution. Currently using a pico PSU and ATX to Xbox adapter which is far from ideal. It really requires a PSU with a good 5v rail capable of 13a peak, the pico is only 10a peak. Removing the DVD rom and a few filter capacitors helps but again, far from ideal and is probably not good for the xbox mainboard.
  4. I've recreated the CPU/GPU bracket that can be 3D printed, I recommend either ABS or higher heat tolerant filament CPU and GPU bracket v2.stl
  5. So I've been working on creating an aftermarket "slim" case for a while now. The idea is to remove the DVD Rom and use a smaller 2.5" hdd/ssd, internal OGX360, rear USB port for the OGX360 receiver and add status LED's and an OLED display. Ducting will be incorporated into the top as will the HDD mount. The controller ports are the breakaway part of a controller cable. Currently working on a PCB for the power/eject, HDD/LAN activity LED's and power button (but I've never created a PCB before so this will be a challenge). Design so far:
  6. Remember the old thread on the original x-s forums? Maybe you don't but I'm old lol. I just thought it would be cool and maybe inspire others to do cool mods! Just post pics of your modded xbox's for others to admire/ridicule. I'll go first, one of my xbox mini's
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