360palm

[kernow]

Just been given a free console only 360, apparently it's not RROD'd as the previous owner had it running for a couple of hours and it was fine, I obviously need a power supply, pad, component cable as its a non hdmi version, and a faceplate as it has some gay lost planet faceplate on. oh and a hard disk eventually but obviously thats not needed just to test it.



Tbh I'm not that bothered if I don't get it working and it appears to have been opened already, so obviously I plan on spending the minimum amount possible to test it, or maybe I could reclamp it or whatever crap older 360 owners did.

Erm, how can I identify which model it is, and what power supply it needs.. or am I just wasting my time and not bother. I know nothing about the 360 at all.

lol 360

[speedlolita]

On the back near the power port it will state voltage/amperage/whatever I forget.

16.2A (Xenon + Zepher) = 203w PSU
14.2A (Falcon) = 175w PSU
12.2A (Jasper) = 150w PSU

You could also use VGA, as like mine, there's no HDMI.

That said, it will be 16.2A as it has no HDMI port.

Oh lol.

[kernow]

my tv doesn't have vga either though, and surely it'd not be much better due to being an analog signal. might as well get a component cable I spose, I hate component though.

[speedlolita]

Component's max res is 720p. VGA can do 1080p so it's a bit better.

[kernow]

thats what I'd run it in anyway my tv is a 32" 720P viera

[speedlolita]

Well that's fine then.

[dvdx2]

Component's max res is 720p. VGA can do 1080p so it's a bit better.

i always used to run my older xbox 360 using component set to upscale 1080p and it worked fine, although you cant correct the overscan

[speedlolita]

Yeah, my Bravia says 1080p when I used to use it with 360 over component. I always thought max output was 720p with component though so I dunno what's doing the upscaling.