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The Fastest Xbox of All Time

Linus Tech Tips@LinusTechTips6.1M viewsJan 23, 201918:45
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The video opens with Linus Tech Tips presenting a bold challenge: building the fastest Xbox ever by housing a high-end PC inside an original Xbox chassis. They acknowledge that many sleeper PCs in Xbox bodies exist, but argue that those builds either sacrifice form factor or performance. The crew sets ambitious goals, aiming for real-time ray tracing and top-tier gaming within a compact case. They emphasize a no-compromise attitude, planning to maximize both aesthetics and brutal performance. The early test fit confirms that a Zotac RTX 2070 and an Intel Core i5 8400 can physically fit, but with only a few millimeters of clearance, raising concerns about stability and cooling. The team proceeds with disassembly and reassembly, showing the tension between keeping the outside bone stock while making the interior a high-performance machine. The first windows into Windows show the system booting and operating, validating that the concept is technically feasible before pushing further into cooling and chassis modification.

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