Custom unconventional build planning

[Guest]

I have a plan to put a original Xbox, a Xbox 360 Slim, and an Xbox One all in one case that is custom made. Before i begin designing the case, i need the dimensions of the motherboards and parts. Anyone know where i could find these measurements or 3D models of them so i can model in a program?

[jcw150]

Sorry I can't help you but I would like to ask a few questions.

 

Why? (not in a rude way, it's a cool project)

What's your PSU plan?

How big do you expect it to be?

 

Thanks

[Guest]

56 minutes ago, jcw150 said:

Sorry I can't help you but I would like to ask a few questions.

 

Why? (not in a rude way, it's a cool project)

What's your PSU plan?

How big do you expect it to be?

 

Thanks

Why: i got bored one day and was like "hey why not"

I plan to put the rear I/O on the back of the case, so i will just use whatever power brick came with the xbox. Im a little concerned about the original Xbox PSU though; its sketchy as hell

Probably ATX relatively

[NewAndy]

I can't help you with anything, but I wishyou good luck and hope you'll post a build log because this is kinda cool... or probably hot, considering you're using old Xboxes as your case...

[juretrn]

ATX motherboards and PSUs have standard dimensions. So do most PCIe cards (at least height and thickness); unless we're talking something silly like ARES II and the like.

Coolers usually ony have a height stated, check with manufacturer.

[Guest]

10 hours ago, NewAndy said:

I can't help you with anything, but I wishyou good luck and hope you'll post a build log because this is kinda cool... or probably hot, considering you're using old Xboxes as your case...

The plan is to discard the old cases and custom design a case to put them all into