Will a Xbox 360 S Corona work with a 135w psu

They're not the same model. The original 360 S is code named Trinity. The 360 S introduced Holiday 2012 is Corona. Corona integrates HANA into the south bridge. It also appears to have dropped support for original memory units via USB adapters. The Gears
of War console was apparently the last Trinity model. MW3 and Star Wars consoles are Coronas.



There's a
list of 360 revisions in Wikipedia.



Physically, 135w and 120w power adapters fit into either generation of 360 S.

What would happen if you tried a Trinity PSU on a Corona? Would the console turn on? I'm pretty sure my other comment still stands, a Corona PSU on a Trinity would be fine??

[quote user="Obsessive Power"]Microsoft usually key the power supplies so older PSU's can't fit the newer systems. You can use a Trinity power supply on a Corona, but not the other way round.[/quote]They did on the original 360 chassis, but not on the new
360 S that I can tell.

Hi!

I think it will work, since unlike the 360 and Xbox one, the series S has a built-in PSU.

With best regards,

Paarth.

Hi Dsurian,

Thanks for coming to the forums. To be honest, 360 power supplies are few and far between. Microsoft stopped manufacturing these years ago. The power supplies you mentioned should both work just fine with the Xbox 360 you have. In the

guide provided, shows what the consoles use.

• Xbox 360 E console: Uses a 120-watt PSU
• Xbox 360 S console: Uses a 135-watt PSU
• Xbox 360 original console: There are several versions of the PSU for the original Xbox 360 console. Depending on the power requirements of the console, a 203-watt PSU, a 175-watt PSU, or a 150-watt PSU may have been included.

Thanks,

Brad