Replacement 360 Power "Brick"

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This is just a question on the off chance that someone might know...

I have an Arcade with HDMI and I am wondering what power rating the power brick will be? I know I could check on the brick itself but I'm at work and forget to check before I left.

Cheers,
D.
 
The problem is could be one of two different types really.

If you absolutely have to get one without checking it first, get the 175W brick.

If you tell us roughly how new the machine is, we could better guess which it would likely be however.

EDIT - I should just cover myself by saying there is a slim possibility it may even need the 203W unit actually. A clue as to the age of the machine would sort that though.
 
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I think its probably best i wait then. The confusing thing is, I'm pretty sure I am using this arcade with the original premium 360 from launch. Maybe I need a 203w.
 
Roughly how old is the console? The power ratings typically depend on the age of the console (newer ones use 150w whilst the older ones use 203w. 175w was inbetween).
 
oOYoDaOo said:
I think its probably best i wait then. The confusing thing is, I'm pretty sure I am using this arcade with the original premium 360 from launch. Maybe I need a 203w.
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Launch PSU's work with any 360.

As long as the wattage of the PSU is equal to or greater than the requirements of the 360, it will work. They make the connectors physically impossible to fit if it's the other way round.
 
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