pico psu
Re: pico psu
Hi,
with a little modification it should work. Never personally tested it but a few Xbox mini projects used them.
One thing to check is that the 5V Supply can provide enough amps. And it would be good to know if you want to use a 3,5"HDD or a 2,5" and of course if you want to keep the DVD drive.
To get the Pico PSU or any other ATX Psu to work you need a small shematic to adapter the Standby voltage and the Power on and Power ok signals.
Also depends on what revision Xbox you got!
Just let us know what plans you got and send a link with the exakt data sheet off the pico psu so we can check it for you.
with a little modification it should work. Never personally tested it but a few Xbox mini projects used them.
One thing to check is that the 5V Supply can provide enough amps. And it would be good to know if you want to use a 3,5"HDD or a 2,5" and of course if you want to keep the DVD drive.
To get the Pico PSU or any other ATX Psu to work you need a small shematic to adapter the Standby voltage and the Power on and Power ok signals.
Also depends on what revision Xbox you got!
Just let us know what plans you got and send a link with the exakt data sheet off the pico psu so we can check it for you.
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Re: pico psu
yes they do but they are not really up the the current on the 5v line I believe and I have seen people remove caps from the motherboard to reduce load on startup so the psu does not trip out.
you also cant wire them in directly as the ps on signals and standby and ps ok voltages are not the same as a pc.
there is a small circuit to make them work with an xbox.
you also cant wire them in directly as the ps on signals and standby and ps ok voltages are not the same as a pc.
there is a small circuit to make them work with an xbox.
Re: pico psu
It would be great for the community if someone designed a replacement power supply (even dual voltage!), either based on existing computer solutions or the original Xbox ones. I guess in the future there is demand for them. Even today, if you want to import a (special edition) NTSC Xbox to PAL region and vice versa, you need another power supply. And butchering a working system just for the power unit makes very little sence to me.
Re: pico psu
Looks like someone did it in the past:
https://konsolowo.pl/shop/gb/repair-par ... upply.html
https://konsolowo.pl/shop/gb/repair-par ... upply.html