Xbox 360 Mod?

[LucasDerpYT]

So, I pulled out my 250GB hard drive on my Xbox 360, and I looked inside of it (I didnt take it apart) and its an Xbox 360 S BTW, And I realized, it has a pretty good processor, a dedicated 512MB GPU, and 512 MB RAM. Could you possibly take it apart, get a new HDD or SSD, and add more memory, install Windows 10, and have a gaming PC for around 50 - 150 dollars? RAM is pretty cheap, and a 500 GB HDD ( we can get from my brother's old laptop) is cheap. 
So can you do this? 

[79wjd]

No, you can't really update it....but the CPU and GPU are both EXTREMELY weak. You could buy a much better (used) PC for probably around $200.

[TheBestUserName]

It's already a $50-100 gaming PC. 

[ShadowCaptain]

On 29/09/2016 at 2:40 AM, LucasDerpYT said:

So can you do this? 

no

[LucasDerpYT]

Iwould say a 3.1GHZ TriCore CPU and a 512 MB GDDR RAM isnt that bad. 

I would want to slap a Radeon 5450 in there. If I could

[Mira Yurizaki]

Here's a wrench in the cogs that'll throw your plans out of whack: the Xbox 360 uses an IBM POWER processor. You can't install Windows on it or run Windows games, period.

[LucasDerpYT]

Oh. Its a different architecture. Crap

[79wjd]

5 hours ago, LucasDerpYT said:

Iwould say a 3.1GHZ TriCore CPU and a 512 MB GDDR RAM isnt that bad. 

I would want to slap a Radeon 5450 in there. If I could

 

5 hours ago, M.Yurizaki said:

Here's a wrench in the cogs that'll throw your plans out of whack: the Xbox 360 uses an IBM POWER processor. You can't install Windows on it or run Windows games, period.

Not to mention the fact that a 3.1ghz tricore from 2005 would be shit even if it was x86. 

[PlayStation 2]

It has way more similarity to a Power Mac G5 than any regular PC of today and that similarity is relatively vague in some ways. To put it simply, no, you cannot install a different operating system on it.