Using a ATX Power Supply to Power a Xbox 360 (simple way with molex)

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Published on December 30, 2014 10:48:46 AM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7f5o6wSDlHU

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On a standard molex connector, you have yellow, black, and red wires. You hook the black wires to the bottom row on the Xbox 360 power port, the yellow wires to the row above that, and the red wire on the left-most pin on top (ignore the right one).

This is a late Jasper unit, with 12A on 12V and 1A on 5V, 150W requirements for power delivery. The PSU used in the video is more than enough to power all generation Xbox 360 units.

Although I used molex connectors in the video, you're free to use different pins (including the CPU power or even the 20+4) if you know what you're doing and know the capabilities of your PSU.