Using a 360 PUS to power a PC?

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Posted this in general hardware, but the subtleties were lost ;)

I've read lots about using a PC ATX PSU to power a 360, but nothing on doing the opposite: converting a 360PSU to 20/24pin ATX.

Doing so would give us 205Watts of external silent power - perfect for a half decent ITX gaming sytstem.

Any thoughts/ideas?
 
http://pinouts.ru/Game/xbox_power_pinout.shtml

shows the following pinouts from the 360 PSU (there is a 12pin and a 24pin) may not be enough 12v ouput?)

For 12 pin connector:
Pin Signal Description
1 +12V Yellow
2 +5V Red
3 +5V Red
4 +5V Red
5 +3.3V Orange
6 +3.3V STBY Brown
7,8,9,10 GND Black
11 Power on White
12 Power OK Blue


For 20 pin connector:
Pin Signal Description
1 +5V Red
2 +5V Red
3 +5V Red
5 GND Black
7 +3.3V Orange
9 GND Black
10 Power OK Blue
11 +12V Yellow
13 +5V Red
14 GND Black
15 +3.3V STBY Brown
16 GND Black
18 +3.3V Orange
19 GND Black
20 Power on White
 
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