Description

Decided to mod my 360 slim after seeing some other guys wcing 360s. Just a little project to keep me busy and it'll guarantee that my 8 hour play sessions on halo won't be rudely interrupted by a rrod. Went with the lian li q27b because of its modability (no rivets) and it's exact dimensions. It is a very tight fit but I got her in there. The wifi module was a bit of a hiccup but I decided to mount the board so that a cut out would allow for the card to fit. It sits flits with the base of the case so I was really happy with the result. I custom fit a plexi Plate to mount the mb and solder two 12v leads to power the additional fan and pump. I'm now waiting for an extension cable to mount the hdd vertically on plexi so that it can be seen from the backside of the case. Also green LEDs are coming to illuminate the xbox button at the front of the case. I'll update the cosmetics on this build in a couple weeks, let me know what u guys think.

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  • 68 months ago
  • 7 points

Now you just need to stuff a PC into a xbox 360 slim case and really confuse everyone. :)

  • 68 months ago
  • 1 point

Lol that's great!!

  • 68 months ago
  • 5 points

We PcGamers ARE THE MASTER RACE!!!!!! KNEEL BEFORE US.

  • 68 months ago
  • 1 point

Lol

  • 68 months ago
  • 1 point

If anything I think this mod will convince my halo buddies to build a reAl pc:)

  • 68 months ago
  • 4 points

Console peasant! It's a sheep in wolves clothing!

Jokes aside, that's a pretty nice project you have there. Why not build a pc when/before the Xbox dies?

  • 68 months ago
  • 1 point

I have one or two of those lying around I think:)

  • 68 months ago
  • 3 points

YOU LIQUID COOLED A XBOX 360'S CPU?! THAT'S AMAZING!

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  • 68 months ago
  • 1 point

Awesome project.

  • 68 months ago
  • 1 point

Thank you:)

  • 68 months ago
  • 1 point

Awesome project! I love console mods :D

  • 68 months ago
  • 2 points

Thank you:)

  • 68 months ago
  • 1 point

super cool!

  • 68 months ago
  • 1 point

:)

  • 68 months ago
  • 1 point

sooo.... you shoved an xbox into a pc case? lol

  • 68 months ago
  • 1 point

Wish it was that easy:)

  • 68 months ago
  • 1 point

lol. How hard was it?

  • 68 months ago
  • 2 points

Very. This build took over 50 hours. Custom pcb tray, soldered leads (12v) running pump and leds, mounting hardware cut and measured ...no standoffs do not work here, dremeled undermount to fit wifi module, dremeled window machined by hand, dremeled plexi for 60mm fractals housed in rear, extension on sata(not standard power) on slim 360, extension of dvd power...again not standard, mounting of water block not standard lga, measuring cutting , making mistakes, going back to the drawing board, trying different adhesives , bolt, screw sizing. modifying fan cables to throttle voltages so fans arent running at full 3000/1800rpm, tearing into a 320gb stock hardrive enclosure to expose the 2.5" Seagate and mount it.

...and you thought i just threw in a pcb and flipped a switch lol

Next time, read passed the title of the build you are trolling and try and imagine what it would take for you to make the same thing happen. Or instead you can go on thinking your a super hero for having built one pc, if thats what you want to call it.

  • 68 months ago
  • 1 point

I didn’t mean anything like that! I was making a light joke! I am sorry if I led you to believe this. Anyway, WOW. All that I can say. WOW. I could never do anything like this build. Congratulations!

  • 68 months ago
  • 1 point

It's all good:) all the best with your build, I just installed a 75@ti in a clients build and it ran battlefield 4 on high 1080 @40fps. Impressive to say the least especially at 60w tdp!!

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  • 66 months ago
  • 1 point

This is the greatest build that I have seen on PcPartPicker! Besides Neptune 2.0, of course.