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Geek Culture / My Xbox 360 Problem

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pancakeguy
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Posted: 24th Jun 2009 01:22
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Since This is mostly a Gaming community, maybe someone can help me with this:

I bought a Xbox 360 off of modChipCentral dot com.
I got the package, and to my surprise, i got a falcon Xbox 360. But the power supply is for a Jasper...
Falcon Xbox needs: 175W, 14.2A, 12V
Jasper Supply Gives: 150W,12.1A, 12V

Can anyone help me?
I'm tired of waiting for things to get shipped...
Also i live on a farm so i cant go to a EB or w/e to get one in like the next month...

Well here i go again on my own, the only road I've ever known.
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Oolite
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Posted: 24th Jun 2009 01:54
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Buy the more powerful power supply maybe?
I'm not really sure what you're asking us for, you want us to buy it for you and come deliver it?

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pancakeguy
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Posted: 24th Jun 2009 01:58
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No, i was more asking if there is any possible alternative, like take a computer power cords and adapt it to xbox through some funky dark magic ritual... or sumthing along those lines...

Well here i go again on my own, the only road I've ever known.
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Oolite
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Posted: 24th Jun 2009 03:20
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The power supply generates the power, a different cord isn't going to magically make it output more power, you need a new power supply.

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pancakeguy
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Posted: 24th Jun 2009 03:30
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Well like if you opened it up and short circuited it a certain way would it be possible to do that?

Well here i go again on my own, the only road I've ever known.
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Benjamin
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Posted: 24th Jun 2009 03:58
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Yes, frying some internal circuitry might do the trick.

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Venge
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Posted: 24th Jun 2009 04:11 Edited at: 24th Jun 2009 04:11
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So you want to know how to make a 150W power supply generate 175W without ordering extra parts? Yup, voiding the warranty and destroying some circuits would do the trick. Go for it. In fact, just take a large hammer and bash it around a bit, should scare some electricity into it.


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pancakeguy
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Posted: 24th Jun 2009 19:47
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Yep sounds alot stupider when ppl tell you it is...
but anyways the ModChipCentral sales guy accepted to send me another power suply so its going to be ok

Well here i go again on my own, the only road I've ever known.
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