Pc with xbox 360 power supply 205w

[senna99]

Can I power my pc with xbox 360 power supply 205w

 

[WR2]

Have you looked at the power leads for the Xbox 360 PSU and compared it with the power input connectors of your PC?

 

[senna99]

my pc consumes 190w

 

[geekapproved]

In theory if your pc doesn't draw more than 175w or so, then of course you could, a xbox is basically a pc.

However that doesn't mean it's going to hook up to a ATX motherboard.

 

[WR2]

How are you going to get power to your PC parts?

 

[senna99]

I have a fat supply 205w from xbox 360

 

[senna99]

I stretch the wire

 

[WR2]

Have you looked inside your PC case yet?

 

[senna99]

of course

 

[senna99]

why you ask

 

[WR2]

You'll need PSU connectors like these to get power to your PC parts.

 

[senna99]

ok I have it all, I thought that I connect wires directly only missing 3.3 v

 

[senna99]

Forgive me my English is bad

 

[senna99]

please just tell me it is possible

 

[WR2]

How do you go from your XBox 360 power connector

To the 20/24pin ATX power connector for your motherboard?

And that's just 1 of the connectors you need for your PC.

 

[senna99]

My components is:g530 intel hd6570 low profil,wd 320gb,slim dvd,mb msi socet 1155

 

[WR2]

Socket 1155 motherboard needs 24pin main ATX connector like in the picture above.
Plus a 4 or 8 pin +12V CPU aux power connector.

HDD needs SATA power connector with 5V and 3.3V.
DVD needs SATA power connector with 5V and 3.3V.

 

[senna99]

I understand what you say, with 12v'll divorce at each point on pc
and so for everything else

 

[WR2]

I can't see how you can jury rig your Xbox 360 to power your PC.

Looks like you need a Plan B. A PC type PSU.

 

[WR2]

I understand what you say, with 12v'll divorce at each point on pc
and so for everything else

How are you going to step down +12V to 3.3V?

 

[senna99]

now I add a picture

 

[senna99]

http://pcbox.weebly.com

 

[senna99]

stupid but if I can super

 

[WR2]

You're also going to have to wire the ground (com = common ground)

And I'm pretty sure you need 3.3V for the RAM which is stepped down to 1.5V by your motherboard.

 

[senna99]

How are you going to step down +12V to 3.3V?

with invertor