Should I liquid cool my GameBoy color? BTW, this console is for sale on my website now, in case you wanna take a shot at fixing it up: www.jrobgaming.com/products/water-cooled-xbox-one-s
While this mod is useful for keeping APU temperatures down, I'm mighty concerned about airflow over and subsequent cooling of the Memory, PSU and VRMs.
either way this idea is basically useless on any xbox one/ series console because i never sa one of those overheat but this whould make much more sense on a ps4/pro because i seen a lot of them with overheating issues after 1-2 years of use and i also had a ps4 pro that started overheating after 1 year, cleaned and replaced thermal pads-/paste twice and it still hadn't changed anything
@@Fusion05 Both the GPU and the CPU on the Xbox one were clocked slightly higher than the PS4, but it only had 12 GPU compute units versus 18 on it PS4, which is where the extra power and heat went.
Yh I was thinking that. The cooling set up for these consoles is built to ventilate the hole console as this water cooling solution isn't built for it and likely just bolted straight onto the motherboard for aesthetic appearance. No way is it as efficient as the original design. I would pay around $100 for that console just to strip for parts 😂
One thing i would improve was to add a heatsink to the memory chips and put the radiator right above the opening of the original fan, the original cooling system was also refrigerating the ram, psu and other components, so if you remove the air flow from these components it will probably burn over time
Would be awesome if someone made case replacements for the new xboxes that were completely transparent. Trying to do it for ps5 would be really difficult.
I also did this to my Xbox One S. As far as the cuts not being straight it is due to the material that they use. The material melts away while using a Dremel. After it melts it welds itself back to the material making it very hard to remove and get a clean cut. Even after sanding for hours I got a similar result.
when making those cuts via cutting tool to the case you should file the rough edges off with a file then sand the edges with a fine sandpaper to make it all smooth and a much more perfect cut. most dont.
11:38 the Only benefit is that it runs quieter, Or should anyway. Unlike typical CPU's APU's Or Gpu's ect, consoles APU's do not "boost" the core clocks, They run at a locked "pace" so you wont gain any actual performance doing this. In fact you May actually lose some do to inadequate cooling for the memory chips and PSU. But it looks cool. I would recommend finding a way to mount the fan Under the radiator so that it is pulling air through the console and blowing through the rad. This will help get some of that airflow inside the console back that was lost by removing the original style fan. If you wanted to go a step further with this mod, you could get some of those universal tiny heat sinks and some thermal past and place them on the memory and such. You could also Dremel the case where the radiator mounts and allow the fan to breath free, increasing airflow all around (especially if you mount the fan under the rad against the case).
It's funny how back on the 360 you could solder the wires for the rgb but now people just run the USB cable out the back. I did this on the Xbox 360 and it lookd great with no wires showing
I noticed that too. I have never seen a clean window cut on one of these custom consoles 😂I think people underestimate that part and just yolo it with a dremel or a jigsaw. You can make clean cuts with a dremel cutting wheel and the filing tips. You just have to mask the area up and actually measure it so you have areas marked out in pen with a straight edge that you can file upto the edges of to ensure it's as clean as possible. You will never get a clean cut just trying to yolo it in one move. You gotta measure it out and mark it correctly so you can accurately file the edges down with a hand file or a dremel attachment at a low speed. You'll also never be able to file straight edges by eye. You really need masking tape and a pen to file upto or it will just end up wobbly.
I was confused for the first two minutes as I assumed this was a "Series S". Makes sense now. I was trying to figure out why the seller gave you an old controller with a "new" system hahaha.
Don’t get how this dude has a following. He’s been showin up on my recommended lately. He doesn’t seem to do any research on any of the consoles he reviews. He just points out little minute things that don’t really matter.
10:35 Ugh, 2 point mounting and no X clamp. Also, this is a PC cooler, so the seller probably just eyeballed the clearance. He mounted it straight to the thin motherboard, not the metal frame on the back (9:52). This thing could be mounted too weak or too hard, resulting in a possible warping of the board and weakened solder joints. I'm surprised this thing survived shipping. You are going to have problems with this down the road. Also, if you are not going to return it, I would recommend swapping the battery covers, so the black one goes with the blue controller.
Yeah I mean I can’t imagine most people putting a liquid cooling system like this in an Xbox one s are being real precise. Probably just something they thought would make it look cool
Had my xbox one s 6 months now and it been beautiful, no problems at all finger's crossed 🤞compared to my PS4 which was noisy as fook! But I did buy it off a junkie for £30 though! Lmao
NOT CRITISIZING BUT ! The fan should be blowing up not down... the key is to draw the heat away, not to blow the heat in. simple fan flip should resolve the issue. ALL IN ALL, Pretty Kool 😎 Update to an SSD drive as well, that along with the liquid cooling should speed it up ALLOT 😁
You ought to try to learn how to test the modded systems you buy. While mods can be interesting or cool cosmetically, I would like to know what benefits there are or if any at all to the mods.
You can also replace that 120mm fan with a Delta 120mm 240 FCM can if you want even better cooling. I have a 2TB SSD in mine, but I tossed my heat sink not knowing how hard it would be to find an option to use a PC heat sink so mine is not being used but still functional.
I'd lose the leds and the viewing window move the cooler to center over the existing circular fan vent , leave the power , eject , and sync functions intact and then it would be a very cool console pun intended
That's pretty funny. As you pulled out the blue controller with no grips I had the same blue controller in my hands with no stick grips from my lab puppy lol.
@@TheGlowingOnee you can also buy dbrand side plates which have a exhaust spot on the side where the fan is located. Just gives it slightly more airflow. Not hugely worth it but hey it’s an option
Theirs a video on RUclips of someone building a water cooled ps5 and it's the same thing has the water cooled series s. Better off keeping consoles stock and keep the water cooling stuff for gaming pcs
woah that controller without any grips is a clean job! i prefer having no grips as holding a controller for like 5/10 minutes makes my hands sweat like no tomorrow and makes it hard to get precise movement with joystick grip
wow so the human that built this dident have the finishing touch to put a nice fan grill on the fan to protect the fan and fingers. Hopefully u put in a nice grill =) btw im new to your channel and i love it.
It is not more efficient than air actually air is more efficient than liquid cooling depending on the liquid cooling device, however the way those tubes are bent and the fact of the coil is going to wine in the way that is mounted it's going to be annoying after a while
From somebody’s who’s been custom water cooling for 5 years now, you are absolutely correct. Liquid cooling is essence is not much different from air cooling, both rely on the travel of a fluid through a transport medium (Copper Heat-pipes, polymer Tubes) from a place of high heat concentration (cold plate) to a lower one (radiator). In the case of this Xbox, it is likely to benefit less from a liquid cooler than its stock air cooling. The thermal dissipation of the APU is not likely enough to warrant much of a difference. To add, this xbox has other internal components that rely on the incidental airflow from the stock top mounted exhaust fan of which by removing and replacing with liquid cooling will be sure to reduce the life of other temperature sensitive components such as RAM ICs, PSU and APU Voltage regulators. However, my argument may be made redundant depending where the radiator is mounted. The ideal place for the radiator would have been over the original fan vent on the top of the console and have the fan run in a pull mounted on the top where hot air is exhausted upwards rather than down, this would restore most of the incidental airflow needed provided the fan speed and actual airflow characteristics of the fan used is enough to make up for lost efficiency when blowing through a denser liquid radiator as appose to a less dense air cooling fin array.
@@P2PC Liquid done right is more efficient, look at automobiles. They were once air cooled too. Thats beside the point though, these APU's in consoles do not run like typical ones youd buy and install or get in a prebuilt desktop or laptop. They run at a set rate, they do not have a "boost clock". So the extra water cooling is doing nothing but keep the console more quiet... Maybe.. MAYBE...thats a tough call, it may actually be louder with the fan outside..
if you stuck you're hand in my ceiling fan, you just wouldn't have a hand anymore, its made out of steel and weighs around 20kg and is about 5 foot wide, I've had a finger get caught and it left a nasty gash and a permanent scar haha
youve never seen no thumb stick grips ? Ive worn two xbox controllers and a scuf controller just like that, Now i have custom 3d printed ones. mans could benefit from a rasp or file on those cuts lol
I done a similar thing as well to my Xbox one I bought a series a cooler with the temperature display I saw off the end and fits perfectly on my Xbox one s 😊
fan is mounted wrong, should be flipped so the ugly side is facing up as thats the side most pc fans push air out of, it does depend on fan blade orientation but again most pc fan blades follow the standard orientation
I'm a collection guy myself aswell. Yesterday i bought a white phat ps3 for 70$. It had only 2 scratches near the silver line. The HDD had become slow after being used for 15 years. But it still works. Not ps2 backwards compatible model but it's moded, so it can run ps2 games anyway. But just one thing made me buy it. It looks really good. I feel like the original owner used to lick the console everyday. I trade, buy, sell consoles. Contact me if you want to sell your consoles bro.
@@Sevilledarkmind just wait a few weeks lol, I’m doing a site revamp right now so I haven’t listed anything new in a while. I have a bunch of stuff I’ll be listing soon
the fan is wrong side if you want to push the air outside the console you have to turn it upside down, in this position the air goes inside the console
If the guy who built this thang did a better job then this would be epic as opposed to highly intriguing. The Xbone S gets really hot. It’s not a bad idea.
Took the time to do all that to an xbox, but didn't swap out the hdd for ssd..... Spend all that time and money, yet a simple ssd for like £70/$80 would improve that xbox way more than the water cooled crap.... lol.
Liquid cooled, rgb led's and a window. No power button, the disc eject doesn't work. You have to pair the controller via usb, and eject a disk via controller. Why sacrifice so much for so little?
Looks pretty cool etc. But practical side unless you live in a hotbox country not going to be beneficial don't think I have ever heard of one overheating unless it's airflow is restricted from crap placement
I’m guessing the liquid is some sort of mineral oil since that don’t damage the electronics. Water doesn’t damage any type of electronics it’s the minerals within the water so it makes sense to use mineral oil ?
I'm pretty sure I could do a better window. I've never done it but have some ideas to keep the lines straight and a better way to secure the plexiglass
So this maybe just how I’m seeing it in the video but the back hose closest to the power cable looks alittle kinked or is about to be kinked which for water cooler is no good cause then u have a higher chance of burning out the water pump and all in one coolers a lot of times it a the fan that goes out or B the pump. Also for me if I was the one to do a mod like this I think I would go a different route with the cooling lines as I would shorten them and send it straight down into the console instead of the side just to keep the hose safe from being damaged also would add a drain port somewhere I myself have wanted to water cool a series s or x iv looked at different ways to do it and when I have the funds to do it I plan to start with the series and well since the Xbox series generation uses a custom ryzen chip and the series x has RDNA2 built into that custom chip I feel these new gen consoles could possibly benefit from being cooled by an all in one cooler also for anyone thinking to water cool and Xbox series x make sure you get those ram chips to don’t want those to over heat😂
WOW... That is jank! They could have done that so much better on an electrical standpoint. The console HAS a fan... Just reuse the existing fan header, for both the pump, and the fan! Then the fan speed is "better" for the console. Or run the pump at full, and control the fan. Might be a little louder, but probably better overall.
My little brother always rips the grips off of the controllers. He even ripped one of the grips off of my Xbox elite controller. I don't understand how he does it or why...
Should I liquid cool my GameBoy color?
BTW, this console is for sale on my website now, in case you wanna take a shot at fixing it up: www.jrobgaming.com/products/water-cooled-xbox-one-s
Yea
Of course
Better question is Should I Snap 🫰 😈
you should there's no reason not to
@@ATF.California no
The way the fan is oriented actually blows the heat back in to the console
lmfao
Yeah lol I flipped the fan around
First thing I noticed as well.
lol
😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
While this mod is useful for keeping APU temperatures down, I'm mighty concerned about airflow over and subsequent cooling of the Memory, PSU and VRMs.
Yes, no blower fan is just a timer before this thing dies.
either way this idea is basically useless on any xbox one/ series console because i never sa one of those overheat but this whould make much more sense on a ps4/pro because i seen a lot of them with overheating issues after 1-2 years of use and i also had a ps4 pro that started overheating after 1 year, cleaned and replaced thermal pads-/paste twice and it still hadn't changed anything
@@whereyouatfadeey the PS4 series of consoles was more aggressively overclocked if I remember correctly. The Xbox had a more conservative approach
@@Fusion05 Both the GPU and the CPU on the Xbox one were clocked slightly higher than the PS4, but it only had 12 GPU compute units versus 18 on it PS4, which is where the extra power and heat went.
Yh I was thinking that. The cooling set up for these consoles is built to ventilate the hole console as this water cooling solution isn't built for it and likely just bolted straight onto the motherboard for aesthetic appearance. No way is it as efficient as the original design. I would pay around $100 for that console just to strip for parts 😂
One thing i would improve was to add a heatsink to the memory chips and put the radiator right above the opening of the original fan, the original cooling system was also refrigerating the ram, psu and other components, so if you remove the air flow from these components it will probably burn over time
These bots are starting to get out of control.
Would be awesome if someone made case replacements for the new xboxes that were completely transparent. Trying to do it for ps5 would be really difficult.
I completely agree really want one for my series x
There are custom transparent Ps5 covers
@@sverige7586 he said case, not covers, genius.
Is not a bad idea, without the RGB and window and with clean cuts it could be a cool modification.
I also did this to my Xbox One S. As far as the cuts not being straight it is due to the material that they use. The material melts away while using a Dremel. After it melts it welds itself back to the material making it very hard to remove and get a clean cut. Even after sanding for hours I got a similar result.
when making those cuts via cutting tool to the case you should file the rough edges off with a file then sand the edges with a fine sandpaper to make it all smooth and a much more perfect cut. most dont.
11:38 the Only benefit is that it runs quieter, Or should anyway. Unlike typical CPU's APU's Or Gpu's ect, consoles APU's do not "boost" the core clocks, They run at a locked "pace" so you wont gain any actual performance doing this. In fact you May actually lose some do to inadequate cooling for the memory chips and PSU. But it looks cool. I would recommend finding a way to mount the fan Under the radiator so that it is pulling air through the console and blowing through the rad. This will help get some of that airflow inside the console back that was lost by removing the original style fan. If you wanted to go a step further with this mod, you could get some of those universal tiny heat sinks and some thermal past and place them on the memory and such. You could also Dremel the case where the radiator mounts and allow the fan to breath free, increasing airflow all around (especially if you mount the fan under the rad against the case).
Someone has tried to reinvent the wheel with additional lights, bells and whistles
I've done many custom One S's. You can get a very straight line on the cutouts. Just takes patience and finishing it off with a hand file.
I need this for my series s so I can stop global warming 😂
You need the series X for that
Ive got the same problem but not the money for the x it does the job great it just gets a little bit hot
@@x24DAVID24x the x top part where the fan is located is really hot, but the bottom were the main internals are ice cool
Wow - I cant believe someone spent time actually doing this to their console.
It's funny how back on the 360 you could solder the wires for the rgb but now people just run the USB cable out the back. I did this on the Xbox 360 and it lookd great with no wires showing
you still can, the man who half assed this mod just was too lazy to multimeter around for the proper voltage and probably dont know how to solder
I have a loft bed. I always spin the ceiling fan. Sometimes, I just want to......... stick my hand in a fan.
They'd have better success liquid cooling those VRM mosfets, lol.
I noticed that too. I have never seen a clean window cut on one of these custom consoles 😂I think people underestimate that part and just yolo it with a dremel or a jigsaw. You can make clean cuts with a dremel cutting wheel and the filing tips. You just have to mask the area up and actually measure it so you have areas marked out in pen with a straight edge that you can file upto the edges of to ensure it's as clean as possible. You will never get a clean cut just trying to yolo it in one move. You gotta measure it out and mark it correctly so you can accurately file the edges down with a hand file or a dremel attachment at a low speed. You'll also never be able to file straight edges by eye. You really need masking tape and a pen to file upto or it will just end up wobbly.
well this was an example on how you dont mod an xbox
That's a drip Xbox One S
Hahaha I saw you edit it from series s to one s. Would be pretty sweet if liquid cooled turned a one s into a series s
You should flip that fan upside down so that it's extracting the heat (heat rises) vs blowing down into the case.
I was confused for the first two minutes as I assumed this was a "Series S". Makes sense now. I was trying to figure out why the seller gave you an old controller with a "new" system hahaha.
They should’ve just named their systems better lmao
Don’t get how this dude has a following. He’s been showin up on my recommended lately. He doesn’t seem to do any research on any of the consoles he reviews. He just points out little minute things that don’t really matter.
That's what I'm saying lol. He has no idea what he's doin
6:35 yeah same I like to stick my fingers in the fan
To get good cuts with a dremel, cut the hole smaller and hand file it the last couple of millimetres..
This would be a bit cooler if it was a Series Xbox of whatever but this is still super awesome!
Probably not many people who want to risk breaking their $500 system yet haha
@@jrob0021 yeah that too.
10:35 Ugh, 2 point mounting and no X clamp. Also, this is a PC cooler, so the seller probably just eyeballed the clearance. He mounted it straight to the thin motherboard, not the metal frame on the back (9:52). This thing could be mounted too weak or too hard, resulting in a possible warping of the board and weakened solder joints. I'm surprised this thing survived shipping. You are going to have problems with this down the road.
Also, if you are not going to return it, I would recommend swapping the battery covers, so the black one goes with the blue controller.
Yeah I mean I can’t imagine most people putting a liquid cooling system like this in an Xbox one s are being real precise. Probably just something they thought would make it look cool
@@jrob0021 Also, you are going to have other components inside get toasty without a blower fan there.
@@Omega_Mark I’m not keeping it so someone more knowledgeable on the subject can make some changes if they want
@@jrob0021 Yeah, definitely not a keeper as it is.
Had my xbox one s 6 months now and it been beautiful, no problems at all finger's crossed 🤞compared to my PS4 which was noisy as fook! But I did buy it off a junkie for £30 though! Lmao
Xbox is cheap junk with no value compared to Playstation . Just like how android is to iPhone.
@@Sonu666 I agree with the first part but Iphone is soooo 2010!
Just your,back,yard,musty-basement ,arm,
Chair,molders lol
NOT CRITISIZING BUT ! The fan should be blowing up not down... the key is to draw the heat away, not to blow the heat in. simple fan flip should resolve the issue. ALL IN ALL, Pretty Kool 😎 Update to an SSD drive as well, that along with the liquid cooling should speed it up ALLOT 😁
It's supposed to cool the VRM's below there, it's intentional
He liquid cooled the console but didn`t swap out the HDD for an SSD... man :D
the hell with that engineering. the fan blows back the hot air into the console.
You ought to try to learn how to test the modded systems you buy. While mods can be interesting or cool cosmetically, I would like to know what benefits there are or if any at all to the mods.
Yeah, assumed he would measure the heat generated and/or expelled in some way as compared to a stock unit.
@@Blas4ublasphemy Yeah. I understand that's quite a bit to do/learn, but it would make it 10x more interesting in my opinion.
You can also replace that 120mm fan with a Delta 120mm 240 FCM can if you want even better cooling. I have a 2TB SSD in mine, but I tossed my heat sink not knowing how hard it would be to find an option to use a PC heat sink so mine is not being used but still functional.
I'd lose the leds and the viewing window move the cooler to center over the existing circular fan vent , leave the power , eject , and sync functions intact and then it would be a very cool console pun intended
those vrms and caps must be roasting while gaming pretty sure it will keep shutting off after like 20mis of gaming
That's pretty funny. As you pulled out the blue controller with no grips I had the same blue controller in my hands with no stick grips from my lab puppy lol.
I am designing how I am going to do the same thing. I have made notes on this and will try to build a cleaner version that doesn’t lose features.
Funny! I did stick my fingers in a fan alright (when I was 16 and I was trying to service my car) but unfortunately it was a radiator fan!! 😄
Its actually a pretty cool mod, I wonder if some people would mod a PS5 with a water cooler. It could really use that extra cooling.
The way the ps5 is designed, it doesn’t need none of that bullshit. It cools perfectly fine without it
@@TheGlowingOnee you can also buy dbrand side plates which have a exhaust spot on the side where the fan is located. Just gives it slightly more airflow. Not hugely worth it but hey it’s an option
Theirs a video on RUclips of someone building a water cooled ps5 and it's the same thing has the water cooled series s. Better off keeping consoles stock and keep the water cooling stuff for gaming pcs
woah that controller without any grips is a clean job! i prefer having no grips as holding a controller for like 5/10 minutes makes my hands sweat like no tomorrow and makes it hard to get precise movement with joystick grip
wow so the human that built this dident have the finishing touch to put a nice fan grill on the fan to protect the fan and fingers. Hopefully u put in a nice grill =) btw im new to your channel and i love it.
It is not more efficient than air actually air is more efficient than liquid cooling depending on the liquid cooling device, however the way those tubes are bent and the fact of the coil is going to wine in the way that is mounted it's going to be annoying after a while
From somebody’s who’s been custom water cooling for 5 years now, you are absolutely correct. Liquid cooling is essence is not much different from air cooling, both rely on the travel of a fluid through a transport medium (Copper Heat-pipes, polymer Tubes) from a place of high heat concentration (cold plate) to a lower one (radiator).
In the case of this Xbox, it is likely to benefit less from a liquid cooler than its stock air cooling. The thermal dissipation of the APU is not likely enough to warrant much of a difference. To add, this xbox has other internal components that rely on the incidental airflow from the stock top mounted exhaust fan of which by removing and replacing with liquid cooling will be sure to reduce the life of other temperature sensitive components such as RAM ICs, PSU and APU Voltage regulators.
However, my argument may be made redundant depending where the radiator is mounted. The ideal place for the radiator would have been over the original fan vent on the top of the console and have the fan run in a pull mounted on the top where hot air is exhausted upwards rather than down, this would restore most of the incidental airflow needed provided the fan speed and actual airflow characteristics of the fan used is enough to make up for lost efficiency when blowing through a denser liquid radiator as appose to a less dense air cooling fin array.
@Power2 PC essentially what I was saying lol
I do the same thing lol
In small form factors, liquid is a bit more efficient.
@@P2PC Liquid done right is more efficient, look at automobiles. They were once air cooled too. Thats beside the point though, these APU's in consoles do not run like typical ones youd buy and install or get in a prebuilt desktop or laptop. They run at a set rate, they do not have a "boost clock". So the extra water cooling is doing nothing but keep the console more quiet... Maybe.. MAYBE...thats a tough call, it may actually be louder with the fan outside..
Running the fan at half speed on 5v through USB lol
if you stuck you're hand in my ceiling fan, you just wouldn't have a hand anymore, its made out of steel and weighs around 20kg and is about 5 foot wide, I've had a finger get caught and it left a nasty gash and a permanent scar haha
youve never seen no thumb stick grips ? Ive worn two xbox controllers and a scuf controller just like that, Now i have custom 3d printed ones. mans could benefit from a rasp or file on those cuts lol
the missing piece on the back is just a pain in the butt clip when taking apart the one s as the bottom comes off first.
That's one cool console, literally.
If anyone has any random questions about this thing I came into possession of this exact console last month.
I made a tower liquid cooled 2 disc drives one is for ps5 the other is Xbox series x
It’s pretty sick
You tryna sell it?
@@jrob0021 I would but my son uses it they were his systems I got him for Christmas otherwise I would
It's like buying a 99 Honda Civic Si with Auto Zone mods.
Hahaha
"It does look errrm....
.. very interesting"
personally is I was going to mod an xbox like this i would look at designing a case for it to use it
I done a similar thing as well to my Xbox one I bought a series a cooler with the temperature display I saw off the end and fits perfectly on my Xbox one s 😊
I like touching my ceiling fan to stop it for no reason
that fan is actually pulling air into the console, not pushing air out
Yah. Not anymore cuz I flipped it around
cool, but the way that radiator is mounted is so bad. i give it a year or two before the pump cannot pick up the fluid anymore lol
My brother once put his whole hand in a celling fan, and it broke the roof, LOl
That seems cool and everything. One problem i do see in the future is that no cooling fans are present inside to cool the surrounding components.
As for the grip, my cat once chewed up mine, so I guess the same thing happenned to that controller.
fan is mounted wrong, should be flipped so the ugly side is facing up as thats the side most pc fans push air out of, it does depend on fan blade orientation but again most pc fan blades follow the standard orientation
Its funny because the disc drive will go out long before it will over heat
I'm a collection guy myself aswell. Yesterday i bought a white phat ps3 for 70$. It had only 2 scratches near the silver line. The HDD had become slow after being used for 15 years. But it still works. Not ps2 backwards compatible model but it's moded, so it can run ps2 games anyway. But just one thing made me buy it. It looks really good. I feel like the original owner used to lick the console everyday. I trade, buy, sell consoles. Contact me if you want to sell your consoles bro.
Interesting, i didn’t even know there was a white phat ps3. All the consoles I sell go on my website
@@jrob0021 ok thanks. I might buy some of em.
@@Sevilledarkmind just wait a few weeks lol, I’m doing a site revamp right now so I haven’t listed anything new in a while. I have a bunch of stuff I’ll be listing soon
the fan is wrong side if you want to push the air outside the console you have to turn it upside down, in this position the air goes inside the console
looks like he cut that window with tin snips lol. And the stand offs for the cooler are like half threaded and crooked
Dude, I got my PC right beside me and I have done that multiple times......I dont know why I even do it. XD
Yeah your shop everything is sold out LOL
Lol yeah I have a ton of stuff to list. Just focusing on trades ins and revamping the site first, then I’ll list a ton of stuff at once
open fan blades lol great touch
That console is a monstrosity !
If the guy who built this thang did a better job then this would be epic as opposed to highly intriguing. The Xbone S gets really hot. It’s not a bad idea.
Took the time to do all that to an xbox, but didn't swap out the hdd for ssd..... Spend all that time and money, yet a simple ssd for like £70/$80 would improve that xbox way more than the water cooled crap.... lol.
Liquid cooled, rgb led's and a window. No power button, the disc eject doesn't work. You have to pair the controller via usb, and eject a disk via controller. Why sacrifice so much for so little?
I have laser machines that I can do clean straight cuts. I would love to mod a system just lack the money to buy one that I would be able to mod.
I have to stick my fingers in the fan
I have that exact blue controller with no grips they came off 😂😂💀
the fan is in a bad position, it has to be backwards, releasing the air outwards.
Really cool, I still use my xbox one s because people say I'm not missing out on much from new next generation consoles.
Depends what you want
Honestly I will be moving to laptop soon but I will keep the xbox
Lol he has good taste in subwoofers though lol
Looks pretty cool etc. But practical side unless you live in a hotbox country not going to be beneficial don't think I have ever heard of one overheating unless it's airflow is restricted from crap placement
3:25 "Blows the air out" The fan mounted on the radiator currently blows the air down onto the console.
I was just checking the comments before I said something.
I’m guessing the liquid is some sort of mineral oil since that don’t damage the electronics. Water doesn’t damage any type of electronics it’s the minerals within the water so it makes sense to use mineral oil ?
They use actual coolant
Anyone else notice that the batteries pack/ cover was switched on the conrolers
Ye
Hw could have used the old fan connector for the fan and used a heatsink for the vram, and lastly changed the orientation of the fan
I'm about to do this and an SSD in my one x
My original xbox 1s controller has no grips left on it. I wore them right off.
I'm pretty sure I could do a better window. I've never done it but have some ideas to keep the lines straight and a better way to secure the plexiglass
With the red and blue controllers I've had them and the grips Came of
That EXTRACTION FAN is backwards
The one who selled the Xbox One S is a legend
I like to stick my finger in the fan too
He could of soldered some tact switchs to turn on and eject the console ah the memories of modding
You can charge the batteries with a regular universal USB charger
How about the racing game streering wheel and pedal setup for Xbox 360
The idea is very cool, but it seems like the person who made it put the least effort possible into making it. 😬
Well the person that made it,made it for themselves, not for someone else
@@davidadkins6412 Yeah I guess, but personally I have serious perfection issues so I would make it look as eye pleasing as possible 😂
They sold it so you could say they didn't make it for themselves , I don't like that the buttons don't work on the console
Cool idea poorly executed
So this maybe just how I’m seeing it in the video but the back hose closest to the power cable looks alittle kinked or is about to be kinked which for water cooler is no good cause then u have a higher chance of burning out the water pump and all in one coolers a lot of times it a the fan that goes out or B the pump. Also for me if I was the one to do a mod like this I think I would go a different route with the cooling lines as I would shorten them and send it straight down into the console instead of the side just to keep the hose safe from being damaged also would add a drain port somewhere I myself have wanted to water cool a series s or x iv looked at different ways to do it and when I have the funds to do it I plan to start with the series and well since the Xbox series generation uses a custom ryzen chip and the series x has RDNA2 built into that custom chip I feel these new gen consoles could possibly benefit from being cooled by an all in one cooler also for anyone thinking to water cool and Xbox series x make sure you get those ram chips to don’t want those to over heat😂
xbox is finally the next water cooler
WOW... That is jank! They could have done that so much better on an electrical standpoint. The console HAS a fan... Just reuse the existing fan header, for both the pump, and the fan! Then the fan speed is "better" for the console. Or run the pump at full, and control the fan. Might be a little louder, but probably better overall.
There’s a guy named Phoenix games or something like that tell him NOMO STUDIOS sent you he has all the stuff that you might want
would be nicer if it use the power from the console
Yah
My little brother always rips the grips off of the controllers. He even ripped one of the grips off of my Xbox elite controller. I don't understand how he does it or why...
That fan isn't corsair the pump is but the fan no it says what the fan is on the back I belive