Okay, so I'm not entirely sure if this is where to post, I'm new here and need some help.
Basically, I'm 14 but I've done a fair few computer builds. My dad has been building and fixing computers for around 15 years now. He's taught me a fair bit about computers and the such. Now, I'd like to challenge myself a bit and come up with a way to combine an Xbox One and high-end gaming PC into one machine. They would be running off of a single PSU(Preferably), be put together in a single case(Duh), and would be switched between via a KVM switch if on the same monitor, but could also be run together on seperate monitors(Is that possible?). But basically, where I'm stuck at right now is finding a single case that isn't monstrously sized, but could fit both of the motherboards in it comfortably, allowing room for the graphics card(s), sound card, cooling system, etc. For the moment this is just a theoretical build, but I've been told that if I can find a way to make enough money to actually do it, then I have the go ahead on actually doing it. For now, does anyone know of any case that might work?
Basically, I'm 14 but I've done a fair few computer builds. My dad has been building and fixing computers for around 15 years now. He's taught me a fair bit about computers and the such. Now, I'd like to challenge myself a bit and come up with a way to combine an Xbox One and high-end gaming PC into one machine. They would be running off of a single PSU(Preferably), be put together in a single case(Duh), and would be switched between via a KVM switch if on the same monitor, but could also be run together on seperate monitors(Is that possible?). But basically, where I'm stuck at right now is finding a single case that isn't monstrously sized, but could fit both of the motherboards in it comfortably, allowing room for the graphics card(s), sound card, cooling system, etc. For the moment this is just a theoretical build, but I've been told that if I can find a way to make enough money to actually do it, then I have the go ahead on actually doing it. For now, does anyone know of any case that might work?
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