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== Original Module == | == Original Module == | ||
===Enclosure=== | |||
===Cables=== | ===Cables=== | ||
== S and E Module == | == S and E Module == | ||
===Enclosure=== | |||
=== Caddy === | ===Caddy=== | ||
===Cables=== | ===Cables=== | ||
==== Type 1 ==== | ==== Type 1 ==== | ||
Used on trinity consoles, this cable featured a red SATA cable and a yellow HDD power cable. The HDD power cable connected to the motherboard under the HDDM. | Used on trinity consoles, this cable featured a red SATA cable and a yellow HDD power cable. The HDD power cable is connected to the motherboard under the S's HDDM. | ||
==== Type 2 ==== | ==== Type 2 ==== | ||
Revision as of 21:53, 9 April 2024
There are multiple Hard Drive models used in the Xbox 360. The drives themselves are contained in a Hard Disk Drive Module (HDDM).
Hard Disk Drive Module
HDDM
Original Module
Enclosure
Cables
S and E Module
Enclosure
Caddy
Cables
Type 1
Used on trinity consoles, this cable featured a red SATA cable and a yellow HDD power cable. The HDD power cable is connected to the motherboard under the S's HDDM.
Type 2
Used on corona & newer consoles, this cable changed the power cables from yellow to blue from the Type 1 cable. It also was modified to have a piece of heat shrink connecting the two cables together as the HDD power cable was moved over by the ODD and HDD SATA connectors.
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Prototypes
The following prototypes were used on different consoles during the Xbox 360 lifecycle.
Xbox 360 S HDD Data/Power Cable
This cable snapped into the HDDM caddy instead of screwing into it like final consoles. This featured a red SATA cable and a yellow power cable.