Xbox 360 Power Usage
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Is there a difference between -5v and +5v?
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hailrazer
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Re: Xbox 360 Power Usage
Yes indeedy.Al9bob wrote:Is there a difference between -5v and +5v?
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Re: Xbox 360 Power Usage
If some says they have 5 apples, do they mean +5 or -5? +5=5Al9bob wrote:So i would use -5 volts
Re: Xbox 360 Power Usage
Al9bob wrote:Do i use -5v with 1 amps or +5vor 30 amps??
That Tech Kid wrote:5volts @ 1amp
vskid wrote:If some says they have 5 apples, do they mean +5 or -5? +5=5
He told me to use -5volts, but you told me to use +5 volts. Im confused
Re: Xbox 360 Power Usage
He was saying it takes 5v, and draws 1A. Don't even think about the amps, as long as the supply can provide enough amps, its fine. It just happens that the -5v line on your PSU can supply 1A, so its messing with you. Hook it to the +5v.
Thats assuming his initial post was right, I can't confirm that the 360's power supply outputs 5v and not -5v.
Thats assuming his initial post was right, I can't confirm that the 360's power supply outputs 5v and not -5v.
Re: Xbox 360 Power Usage
Alright, so i dont mess with -5 volts, only +5 volts
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That Tech Kid
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Re: Xbox 360 Power Usage
just follow the wireing diagram i posted in my tutorial.