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[Solved] XBox 360 - How to find out and identify your XBox 360 model based on the PSU

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Topic starter July 29, 2015 10:05 PM

I found this picture somewhere between my stuff - not sure where I once found it ... anyhow, it allows you to identify your XBox 360 model based on the power supply connector and whether your XBox 360 has HDMI or not.

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