I belive the reason the console didnt see the SSD is because you didnt install all the tiny decoupling capacitors for the data lines. There are 4 PCIe lanes going to the SSD, but you installed the caps only for 3 of them. There are 2 more empty pads up above the slot for the 4th line.
I'm looking forward to making a second part of the video where we can finally make it work. If you have any ideas or suggestions, please feel free to share them in the comments. Your input is greatly appreciated!
What's troubling me in the final test, is the fact that you tried to boot the console with only the M.2. The first thing I would've done, is boot the Xbox with its sata drive and see if the nmve is seen on the dashboard. As far as I can remember, the nvme drive on the dev kit is for storage only, it's not used for OS. That's why I think if the nvme can work on this console, it would behave like the one on the dev kit. Well, at least, you gave it a try, and thank you for that.
Thank you for finally making this video. It turns out that extra storage slot is a leftover from the Xbox One X developer kit console. It was never intended to work on consumer models, and only Microsoft would be able to assist in making that slot work on a consumer console, as only Microsoft has access to the console BIOS & bootloader, and developer OS which are required to make the Xbox One X M.2 slot operational. (or at least that's what I've been told by MS insiders) Still, I have always felt disappointed that Microsoft had this capability in their consoles to include NVMe storage back in 2017 and decided not to make the faster storage type available for their consumers. It is what it is, but thank you for going through all this trouble. I've been wondering for a couple years now if anybody could make that slot work!! lol
@@ElectronicsComputers Probably mainly because the storage isn't what's holding the One X back in the first place. It's that turd of a CPU based on the FX (Faildozer) architecture that's the biggest bottleneck. That's also why you barely notice any difference between the stock HDD and a SATA SSD (or even games on a USB SSD)... the storage system is barely utilized, meanwhile the CPU is pegged most of the time trying to deal with games
This is wild. I work in an electronics repair shop, and I was talking with another of the techs about this after I noticed there appeared to be pads for an NVMe slot on the board. I always wondered if I stumbled across some schematics on the web, would I be able to add a slot to it. The 2 sets of cap pads to the right of the slot are data lines, and they're likely required. There's also some logic and resistors missing from around the same area that you installed the mosfet
It's possible there are missing midpoints for the data connection off the slot. You could potentially compare the general area of the board around the slot to the dev kit on both sides. Perhaps even be able to check continuity on the data lines from the slot to other areas on the board. The former would give you the best shot, especially if you could get your hands on a dev kit. It's awesome you put this to the test though!
Without having a schematic, reverse engineering is extremely time-consuming. I've checked the data line with the scope, and I'm pretty sure that the problem lies somewhere there rather than with some firmware limitations. One missing tiny capacitor or resistor could make a huge difference.
I'd get or borrow a Dev unit & inspect the data & trace lines top and bottom sides this will give you a clearer indication of what's missing ( trace , cap etc ) . The Dev unit's NVME SSD is used for storage only , also I think U might have to put the retail console in Dev mode to access the SSD . Hopefully someone will figure it out for use on a retail console . Great work 👍
Thanks for you all thinking together to make this work. I'm also check-in the schematic looking for something you (or we) mis. Going to compare the X and XDK I will let you know if I find something.
I’m working on this too, I’ve ordered all the necessary components and have a 970 evo on the way. I’ll let you guys know. I’m going off of the schematics, and hope to figure out how it goes. There’s dozens of caps that actually need to be replaced, alongside some mosfets and the debug LED. ALSO, error E109 is weird. I’ve never seen this error before, and MS has nothing on their website.
@@ElectronicsComputers good luck to you too. Also error E109 has never been seen before and MS support team themselves tried to hardware ban me for asking. Weird
I did a quick google search and it looks like there are some leaked xbox one x schematics. They look pretty accurate and show the componant values. Maybe try and look those up as a reference. I was also able to find a boardview file but i havnt had a chance to verify and see if it is legit yet.
So thats how you use the wick.. all my life i just figured it out and thought i was good, now realize im good at soldering, but have a lot of catching up to do on the basics.
As previously commented, I have to applaud your meticulous work applying the slot. However, since no Microsoft video game console after the Xbox 360 has been successfully "hacked" (in large part because of the popularity of using Dev Kit mode to run homebrew and "less than legal" software), there isn't an obvious route to force the console to actually look at the new slot. Still, beautiful work.
Xbox scene guys mentioned you missed a few resistors or capacitors. Would you mind getting updated info from their discord and making a second attempt?
@@GoogleDoesEvil I suppose it refers to the modification, if you modify the console and enter that mode ms discovers it and prohibits the console thinking that it is a development team
@@Kirito-rz9db Not true either, you reboot into dev mode, then you can reboot back into retail mode when you're done. All approved by Microsoft. The Xbox runs the dashboard and all your games inside a virtual machine which is why it's able to switch back and forth like this.
Even in a dev console, the nvme storage is literally just storage. You need the xbox os installed on the main drive. This is an sweome mod and works as a secondary drive (or dev storage) On a regular console, dev mode actually allows you to steal a portion of your main drive to act as dev storage. In theory, this will make for a great secondary drive like the 360 internal usb mod. I hope someone figures this out.
Try getting dev mode activated the dev consol has the ssd slot mabe the consol will see it only in dev since it was never ment for users to have an ssd slot
Regarding the components you will need - The schematic states that you need 1UF 6.3V for C125(402) C434(402) C448(402) C449(402) C1078(402) C1075(402) 0.022UF for C433(402), C435(402, 50V (might be optional)) 0.1UF for, C437(603), C519(603) 4.7UF for C450 (603) 10UF for C581 (603) 22UF for C446(805) 16V C563, C550, C181, C568, C1085, C1087, C1082, C1083, C1080, C1081, C1067, C1068, C552(402) 0.1UF You'll also need R99(402) 0Ohm R95(402) 0Ohm R85(402) 10KOhm R87(402) 10KOhm R91(402) 10KOhm R92 (402) 0Ohm R96(402) 0Ohm R101 (402) 0 Ohm R104 (402) 0 Ohm R117 (402) 0 Ohm R118(402) 0 Ohm R103(402) 0 Ohm R100(402) 0 Ohm R325(805) 0 Ohm R637(402) 10Kohm R78(402) 34.8KOhm R634(402) 10KOhm R635(402) 0Ohm R283(402) 10KOhm R293(402) 10KOhm R318 (402) 100Ohm R307(402) 100Ohm R574(402) 10Kohm R594(402) 10KOhm R622(402) 10Kohm R623(402) 10Kohm R624(402) 10KOhm R625(402) 10Kohm R462,R432, 10KOhm You may have to also remove These Resistors and Caps?(this is written next to it on schematic) DO NOT STUFF RESISTORS IF BOTH HDD AND M2 ARE STUFFED R456 R460 R464 R459 R411 R423 R419 R428 R427 R443 R435 R449 C366 C379 C378 C377 C376 C348 C358 C380 U56 These next ones have EMPTY written next to them- R296(402) 10KOhm R290(402) 10KOhm R295(402) 10KOhm R300(402) 100 Ohm U65, U67, FB1 1000Ohm 200ma 402 size bead Q3 NTTFS4C50N X889324-001 DFN5 FET U35 9DBV0541 QFN33 U34 LM339 TSSOP14 X932792-001 U63 and U66 FET SOT23-3 Looks like an N channel Fet with a diode between Source and Drain.
Nice video. I hope other tech persons can look into this too and see what xbox had in mind for these ports. The one x is a very good and future proof console if Microsoft chooses to give us hints
Nice video. What happen if you clone the original hdd of xbox to the m2ssd. I read that the xbox use a security code to hdd-s. My problem is, I bought an banned xbox one x. I did not found a worked jtag, I want to use it with my original cd games with offline mode… unformrtunatelly I can not game with it. I can order a used motherboars only to the banned console, and repleace …
the problem i see is that the hardware is okay, but maybe the software dosn't support it. my solution would be to mod the console too see it, if we could...
Did you solve this? I think you need to populate the components under the board some of the pins go straight through the board to the part where there is space for 4 transistors. there is one clock pair and there are 4 pcie lanes and each one has an RX and a TX pair , above the connector is space for 2 caps and they are for pcie0_tx.
what does that have to do with this M.2 slot?? you are probably talking about replacing the shitty internal HDD with an SSD, like, everybody already knows and has done it
6:18 Dude, this is like an half baked video. You just add a screenshot and did not show us the aftermath of your frankenstein abomination. Not cool man.
Such a cool video, I had no idea there was an unpopulated m.2 pad on the board! I did want to point out that it seems you've picked up the American pronunciation of 'solder' as 'sodder.' It's quite common to pick up different pronunciations and this one is particularly widespread due to American media. However, it's worth noting that in most English-speaking regions, the word is pronounced 'sol-der' . It's a small detail but can be significant in globally reaching content. Not a biggie but just thought you might appreciate the feedback. Keep up the great work!
Thank you for the comment! It would be weird if I had picked up any other pronunciation while living in the US. But of course, I know that outside the US and Canada it is pronounced differently.
My theory is the M.2 slot is likely either: -only accepts M.2 SATA drives (knowing the age of the APU's generation) -whitelisted to specific drives like the Xbox Series consoles
Maybe you need the sata drive as primary storage and can just install games on nvme? have you tried with both ssd in it? i found out that the nvme drive is populated on the dev kits for faster storage.
I wish you can do this on HP vitus 15 to see if it will work I will be rely happy if u so it❤. Because it has the same thing and no one have made a TH-cam video on it.
I don't know shit about fuck about what's going on but I'm here for it man!! lol I have a one x that powers up for 30/45 seconds but nothing on screen and then shuts down again.. Someone said it may be my hd so gonna put a ssd in it and use your video thanks a bunch and hope you get your experiment to work!
@@ElectronicsComputers Ive tried hard resetting before. It sat unplugged for 2 weeks tried again nothing it sat unplugged for 6 months and still a power up no display and then immediately powers back down
@@ElectronicsComputers well dang. I know zero about electronics but that really sucks because I tried to keep super good care of it, thank you for replying hope you have a great day
@@ElectronicsComputers I replaced the hd and it worked!!!! It came back on and stayed on where it previously shut off without displaying anything. I’m so excited
You need to use a microscope ... At 5:18 you tell us that to solder this component you need a hot air station, so why do you even bother to show us that it is possible to use a solder iron when i need a hot air station to finish the project?
Big thumbs up for giving it a shot, would have been hilarious if you succeded and also made some serious waves.. but at the end of the day, its not that big a miss. running my One X with NVMe drives, as these 10Gbps enclosures a weirdly cheap, even those with displays are like sub20bucks and 2 TB NVMe drives, cost like 40 bucks so relative cheap to stack up in ext fast storage for One X.. tested loading times, vs Series X and running the exact same 4K games, where was no difference, even though its handled by a sata3 controller, those fast accestimes does wonders for pop in and loading times and frame time spikes. as far as I can tell One X will tolerate 4 different drives all at once, and you can even mix & match, so 30% of a game on one drive and 70% on another. seems One X will do 26TB SSD storage.. 2TB internal + 3x 8 TB external. Wouldnt have taken much for Microsoft, to populate that M2 slot and just let it be user-optional for upgrades.. but then again, such vendors, usually dont like to send such mixed signals not least hence warrenty etc..and having end-users digging around on the f''ing motherboard, and why they made it plug and play for Series X with that horrendous properitary drive std.. but its a blast to just use external SATA3 SSDs or NVMe SSD drives for One X now that ext. SSDenclosures are so cheap-.
@@SuperNerdAdamsGarage its these cheap SSD brands from China.. KingFast, Netac etc etc. which are fine for storing games, movies etc etc Purchased two different NVMe SSDs with 2TB NVMe to be fitted in external NVme to TypeC enclosures *1x 2TB NVMe PCI3 3400MBs kIngfast 58 Euro ( incl both delivery and 25% EU/DKVAT) so people from fx the states without danish VAT it would be around 43 euro. *1x 2TB NVMe PCI4 7500MBs kingfast 83 euro ( incl both delivery and 25% EU/DKVAT) IF you just need SSD for a console... these older 2.5" SAT3 based SSD that peaks around 500MBs read/write are obviously cheaper. Got them in juli 2023 and on sale and both drives are legit.
You can use any 2.5" SATA to M.2 adapter. I have a video on that: th-cam.com/video/SyOOFrBWKsU/w-d-xo.html That adapter doesn't affect your SSD's speed. All it does, apart from physically adapting the form factor, is convert 5 volts into 3.3 volts.
To solder M.2 slots, USB ports and some small components with unleaded solder a set mu Quick 861 station to 300-350C and about 30-40% air. For big mosfets and ICs I can go higher up to 400C and 50% air. For desoldering components especially mosfets I set my station to 490C and 50-60% air to quickly remove them.
If as a feature it was officially removed then perhaps it would be redundant even if the solution had faster thruput. Otherwise it would just make more sense to tell Microsoft to please update their Xbox One and Xbox One X firmware to be compatible with 2TB, 4TB and 8TB HDD and SSD however they would probably just ignore such a request much like how they ignored the stupidity of their online log in requirements just to set up the Xbox One/X from a reformat or a new hard drive replacement kinda like they just expect their customers to dump the old console in the tech garbage bin and buy their new disposable bucket shaped console.
Xbox officially supports 500GB, 1TB and 2TB SSDs/HDDs. It's also not a problem to install 4GB ones with an extra step. I have a video on upgrading One X to SSD.
I saw your video on the Xbox One X to SSD but it was only for 1TB. I read conflicting information about installing a 2TB SSD in the Xbox One X that calls for using scripts which sounds ridiculous. On my PS4 Pro and base PS4 I can just purchase from a 512GB SSD to 1TB to 2TB to 4TB and Digital Foundry has a video from years ago where they used an industrial grade 8TB SSD in the PS4 Pro... yet for Microsoft it's jumping through hoops to open the system up just to change the HDD from the puny 1TB to a more reasonable 2TB or if you have a large collection of games to a 4TB plus the fact that Microsoft's firmware kinda gets in the way in how they partition the drive space. Also I want to upgrade the original Xbox One from 500GB HDD to at least 1TB and use better quality thermal solution so maybe I'll make a video but it's just incredible how it seems like too many hoops need to be jumped over for Xbox One and Xbox One X. Basically I feel like the Microsoft Xbox One firmware is just incompetent or something idiotic like that. Like they intended for people to just dump their Xbox consoles to the garbage bin.
@apollosungod2819 Like I said before, Xbox One X officially supports 500GB, 1TB, and 2TB HHDs and SSDs. Just put it inside and install Xbox OS. If you install a 4TB drive, the console will recognize it as a 2TB one. Then you have to remove the drive from your console, connect to a computer, and use any software that works with partitions, extend the User Content partition to maximum available space. And that's it.
Hello, I saw an old video of you about altboot for a xerox printer, you could help me generate the 12-digit code since I did not work the altboot, I would appreciate it very much. ...
Xbox officially supports 500GB, 1TB and 2TB SSDs/HDDs. You can install a 4TB drive but the console will recognize it as a 2TB one. So after an offline update you'll have to manually extend the "user content" partition to maximum available space to allocate the whole drive capacity. I have a video on how to upgrade or replace the SSD in Series S|X and One S|X to.
you could 100% make it work.... you didnt use the xbox drive flasshing software to format and create all the correct partitions and add the latest firmware update to the drive. you could also of just connect both the nvme and xbox drive, and clone one to the other and it shouldve done the same thing and just worked if it. please revist this and attempt as mentioned and if needed heres a tutorial fpor you to follow: th-cam.com/video/UJAz03fgMJA/w-d-xo.html if you do not wish to clone the drive to the nvme. hope this helps.
Great job soldering the M.2 slot, it's a shame it didn't work. I'm pretty sure that you also need to hack the firmware in order to make the console detect the SSD. Same reason Xbox Series S/X won't work with 3rd party internal SSDs, as only the original model is whitelisted by the firmware, and why SSDs installed in the internal PS5 M.2 slot only started working after a system software update.
If I would be doing as you doing, I'd hate soldering SMD components as well. First for most, please learn about soldering paste. 2nd for most, they are easier to solder with a hot air. Third for most, please consider using T12 even a cheap soldering station for around 30 USD like QUICKO. Than we can talk soldering them ;).
Actually, I use soldering paste very often for tiny components and the one who invented that paste is real genius. Some videos I film in my office and some at home and I basically didn't have that paste with me.
th-cam.com/video/N2Ti1tKObEw/w-d-xo.html Hope this helps . I read somewhere that the m.2 was made for XDK consoles and that they did not remove it on the retail boards due costs .
...why does the motherboard have all of the slots required and the heatsink have a space for an M.2 NVMe IT DOESN'T COME WITH? Were they THAT lazy in reusing the PS5's motherboard?
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did you try formatting the ssd as you would do to a sata drive in older sata swap tutorials?
“Let’s reassemble the console”
Famous last words.
I belive the reason the console didnt see the SSD is because you didnt install all the tiny decoupling capacitors for the data lines. There are 4 PCIe lanes going to the SSD, but you installed the caps only for 3 of them. There are 2 more empty pads up above the slot for the 4th line.
the capacitors C1067 and C1068 were not installed, they should be there
Ooooo
@@yymeow m.2 nvme pcie 4
M.2 nvme pcie 3 Which ssd will support Xbox one X
The console still wouldn’t see it due to the OS not being designed with that taken to account
@@tezcanaslan2877 how will it be ok
Ssd sata
M.2 nvme
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I'm looking forward to making a second part of the video where we can finally make it work. If you have any ideas or suggestions, please feel free to share them in the comments. Your input is greatly appreciated!
Just saying, you are missing some components listed in the schematics.
I'm comparing other M-board that has SSD straight on it.. looks like it could be a capacitors and 1 resistor.
@@MegaDkman bunch of resistors/ceramic caps.
Alr👍
What's troubling me in the final test, is the fact that you tried to boot the console with only the M.2.
The first thing I would've done, is boot the Xbox with its sata drive and see if the nmve is seen on the dashboard.
As far as I can remember, the nvme drive on the dev kit is for storage only, it's not used for OS.
That's why I think if the nvme can work on this console, it would behave like the one on the dev kit.
Well, at least, you gave it a try, and thank you for that.
Thank you for finally making this video. It turns out that extra storage slot is a leftover from the Xbox One X developer kit console.
It was never intended to work on consumer models, and only Microsoft would be able to assist in making that slot work on a consumer console, as only Microsoft has access to the console BIOS & bootloader, and developer OS which are required to make the Xbox One X M.2 slot operational. (or at least that's what I've been told by MS insiders)
Still, I have always felt disappointed that Microsoft had this capability in their consoles to include NVMe storage back in 2017 and decided not to make the faster storage type available for their consumers. It is what it is, but thank you for going through all this trouble. I've been wondering for a couple years now if anybody could make that slot work!! lol
I don't know why Microsoft decided to ditch that M.2 slot because in 2017, this console could have been a game-changer, leaving Sony far behind.
@Electronics&Computers do you think they would let you modify the OS if you ask?
Ah ok
Actually not, Devkit are completely different MB with two RJ45 Port.
@@ElectronicsComputers Probably mainly because the storage isn't what's holding the One X back in the first place. It's that turd of a CPU based on the FX (Faildozer) architecture that's the biggest bottleneck. That's also why you barely notice any difference between the stock HDD and a SATA SSD (or even games on a USB SSD)... the storage system is barely utilized, meanwhile the CPU is pegged most of the time trying to deal with games
This is wild. I work in an electronics repair shop, and I was talking with another of the techs about this after I noticed there appeared to be pads for an NVMe slot on the board. I always wondered if I stumbled across some schematics on the web, would I be able to add a slot to it.
The 2 sets of cap pads to the right of the slot are data lines, and they're likely required. There's also some logic and resistors missing from around the same area that you installed the mosfet
It's possible there are missing midpoints for the data connection off the slot. You could potentially compare the general area of the board around the slot to the dev kit on both sides. Perhaps even be able to check continuity on the data lines from the slot to other areas on the board. The former would give you the best shot, especially if you could get your hands on a dev kit. It's awesome you put this to the test though!
Without having a schematic, reverse engineering is extremely time-consuming. I've checked the data line with the scope, and I'm pretty sure that the problem lies somewhere there rather than with some firmware limitations. One missing tiny capacitor or resistor could make a huge difference.
I'd get or borrow a Dev unit & inspect the data & trace lines top and bottom sides this will give you a clearer indication of what's missing ( trace , cap etc ) .
The Dev unit's NVME SSD is used for storage only , also I think U might have to put the retail console in Dev mode to access the SSD .
Hopefully someone will figure it out for use on a retail console .
Great work 👍
The schematics you can grab online. I’d also try use an adapter to format the ssd first and then solder it maybe
C1067 E C1068 ESTÃO FALTANDO TBM... SÃO DA LINHA DE DADOS E PASAM POR BAIXO DO CONECTOR
@@ElectronicsComputers
Have you tried cloning the disc drive of the console into the NVME
This video is astonishing. I have 2 xbox one x at home if you manage to get it work you make my year :) 🎉
I also hope, there will be a second part of the video soon.
@@ElectronicsComputers Have you uploaded the second part already? Can't find it anywhere.
Thanks for you all thinking together to make this work. I'm also check-in the schematic looking for something you (or we) mis. Going to compare the X and XDK I will let you know if I find something.
Cool, thanks
C1067 E C1068 ESTÃO FALTANDO TBM... SÃO DA LINHA DE DADOS E PASAM POR BAIXO DO CONECTOR
I’m working on this too, I’ve ordered all the necessary components and have a 970 evo on the way. I’ll let you guys know. I’m going off of the schematics, and hope to figure out how it goes. There’s dozens of caps that actually need to be replaced, alongside some mosfets and the debug LED. ALSO, error E109 is weird. I’ve never seen this error before, and MS has nothing on their website.
I wish you luck with that project. I hope we will also make the second part of the video soon.
@@ElectronicsComputers good luck to you too. Also error E109 has never been seen before and MS support team themselves tried to hardware ban me for asking. Weird
@@ElectronicsComputers want the schematics?
@@doogustrogdid you make it work?
@@yusufemreduman9137Never got around to it 😅
I did a quick google search and it looks like there are some leaked xbox one x schematics. They look pretty accurate and show the componant values. Maybe try and look those up as a reference. I was also able to find a boardview file but i havnt had a chance to verify and see if it is legit yet.
Thank you for the information. I'll check that out.
do they mention if the hdd sata connection is sata 3 or 2?
Impressive soldering and concentration.... you're a machine :) Congrats !!!!!!
Thank you very much!
the problem could be not enough PCIe lanes, or have to modded the firmware
I want a sequel
So thats how you use the wick.. all my life i just figured it out and thought i was good, now realize im good at soldering, but have a lot of catching up to do on the basics.
Could you refer to a Dev Kit to see what's missing/different in the retail console?
As previously commented, I have to applaud your meticulous work applying the slot. However, since no Microsoft video game console after the Xbox 360 has been successfully "hacked" (in large part because of the popularity of using Dev Kit mode to run homebrew and "less than legal" software), there isn't an obvious route to force the console to actually look at the new slot. Still, beautiful work.
Bravo to guy using just eyes no electronic microscope to solder those tiny diodes
Thank you for the comment!
Xbox scene guys mentioned you missed a few resistors or capacitors. Would you mind getting updated info from their discord and making a second attempt?
Have you tried enabling developer mode? If it works in dev mode, it'd mitigate it being a hardware issue.
if u turn on dev mode on xbox consoles MS flags it and Bans the console thinking it's a dev kit console.
and you only be able to use it in offline mode after that
@@Skrek1988 That's not true, my Xbox is in Dev mode and can connect online just fine.
@@GoogleDoesEvil I suppose it refers to the modification, if you modify the console and enter that mode ms discovers it and prohibits the console thinking that it is a development team
@@Kirito-rz9db Not true either, you reboot into dev mode, then you can reboot back into retail mode when you're done. All approved by Microsoft. The Xbox runs the dashboard and all your games inside a virtual machine which is why it's able to switch back and forth like this.
Even in a dev console, the nvme storage is literally just storage. You need the xbox os installed on the main drive. This is an sweome mod and works as a secondary drive (or dev storage)
On a regular console, dev mode actually allows you to steal a portion of your main drive to act as dev storage. In theory, this will make for a great secondary drive like the 360 internal usb mod. I hope someone figures this out.
Try getting dev mode activated the dev consol has the ssd slot mabe the consol will see it only in dev since it was never ment for users to have an ssd slot
Regarding the components you will need - The schematic states that you need
1UF
6.3V
for
C125(402)
C434(402)
C448(402)
C449(402)
C1078(402)
C1075(402)
0.022UF for C433(402), C435(402, 50V (might be optional))
0.1UF for, C437(603), C519(603)
4.7UF for C450 (603)
10UF for C581 (603)
22UF for C446(805)
16V
C563, C550, C181, C568, C1085, C1087, C1082, C1083, C1080, C1081, C1067, C1068, C552(402) 0.1UF
You'll also need
R99(402) 0Ohm
R95(402) 0Ohm
R85(402) 10KOhm
R87(402) 10KOhm
R91(402) 10KOhm
R92 (402) 0Ohm
R96(402) 0Ohm
R101 (402) 0 Ohm
R104 (402) 0 Ohm
R117 (402) 0 Ohm
R118(402) 0 Ohm
R103(402) 0 Ohm
R100(402) 0 Ohm
R325(805) 0 Ohm
R637(402) 10Kohm
R78(402) 34.8KOhm
R634(402) 10KOhm
R635(402) 0Ohm
R283(402) 10KOhm
R293(402) 10KOhm
R318 (402) 100Ohm
R307(402) 100Ohm
R574(402) 10Kohm
R594(402) 10KOhm
R622(402) 10Kohm
R623(402) 10Kohm
R624(402) 10KOhm
R625(402) 10Kohm
R462,R432, 10KOhm
You may have to also remove These Resistors and Caps?(this is written next to it on schematic) DO NOT STUFF RESISTORS IF BOTH HDD AND M2 ARE STUFFED
R456 R460 R464 R459 R411 R423 R419 R428 R427 R443 R435 R449 C366 C379 C378 C377 C376 C348 C358 C380 U56
These next ones have EMPTY written next to them-
R296(402) 10KOhm
R290(402) 10KOhm
R295(402) 10KOhm
R300(402) 100 Ohm
U65, U67,
FB1
1000Ohm
200ma
402 size bead
Q3 NTTFS4C50N
X889324-001
DFN5
FET
U35
9DBV0541
QFN33
U34
LM339
TSSOP14
X932792-001
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Looks like an N channel Fet with a diode between Source and Drain.
Nice video. I hope other tech persons can look into this too and see what xbox had in mind for these ports. The one x is a very good and future proof console if Microsoft chooses to give us hints
I'm still working on the part two. I hope we will make it work one day.
Nice video. What happen if you clone the original hdd of xbox to the m2ssd. I read that the xbox use a security code to hdd-s. My problem is, I bought an banned xbox one x. I did not found a worked jtag, I want to use it with my original cd games with offline mode… unformrtunatelly I can not game with it. I can order a used motherboars only to the banned console, and repleace …
@@ElectronicsComputersplease. Part 2
So did it work?
No, the console booted into recovery mode with a system error
Thanks for doing this for our curiosity
Thank you for the comment. Working on the second part of the video.
@@ElectronicsComputers I hope you get it to work. I'd like to try it as well 😅. Just for the sake of it.
@@ElectronicsComputersgreat video when you think can exit the next part of the video ?
the problem i see is that the hardware is okay, but maybe the software dosn't support it.
my solution would be to mod the console too see it, if we could...
finally!🎉 You did keep your promise!
I hope there will be a second final part and I make it work.
Did you solve this? I think you need to populate the components under the board some of the pins go straight through the board to the part where there is space for 4 transistors. there is one clock pair and there are 4 pcie lanes and each one has an RX and a TX pair , above the connector is space for 2 caps and they are for pcie0_tx.
had the same through, a 4X pcie bus should have 8 decoupling capacitors. he forgot at least C1067 & C1068.
@@jtherinooooo 😮😮😮😮 ok
I have installed WD blue SSD in mine xbox one x, copy the hdd to ssd with software on windows put it in again and it works
what does that have to do with this M.2 slot?? you are probably talking about replacing the shitty internal HDD with an SSD, like, everybody already knows and has done it
6:18 Dude, this is like an half baked video. You just add a screenshot and did not show us the aftermath of your frankenstein abomination. Not cool man.
Yes I waiting 1 year 2part of waiting
Ive been waiting for this
Same
If there will be any changes I'll make the second part of the video.
Such a cool video, I had no idea there was an unpopulated m.2 pad on the board!
I did want to point out that it seems you've picked up the American pronunciation of 'solder' as 'sodder.' It's quite common to pick up different pronunciations and this one is particularly widespread due to American media. However, it's worth noting that in most English-speaking regions, the word is pronounced 'sol-der' . It's a small detail but can be significant in globally reaching content. Not a biggie but just thought you might appreciate the feedback. Keep up the great work!
Thank you for the comment! It would be weird if I had picked up any other pronunciation while living in the US. But of course, I know that outside the US and Canada it is pronounced differently.
I think it should be Software related or some sorta Driver issue
I put a 2tb full size ssd in mine a couple years ago, was a really nice upgrade, until I got my Series X
You can use one on an xbox one x dev kit.
That's the point to make it work like a dev kit.
The drive needs to be xbox filesystem i think
My theory is the M.2 slot is likely either:
-only accepts M.2 SATA drives (knowing the age of the APU's generation)
-whitelisted to specific drives like the Xbox Series consoles
PCIE_M2 in schematic
Would really love a follow up for this.
hi, i send you the link with schematics of xbox one x and the other xbox one and serie console, did you see it?
Interesting, didn't know the xbox one x had a spot on the motherboard for a m2 drive.
How is it going with part 2?
Never happening I guess
any news about it?
Project Definitely worth the praise.
C1067 and C1068 are also missing, they arr from data conection lines and they are right under the conecter u added
m.2 nvme pcie 4
M.2 nvme pcie 3 Which ssd will support
That m.2 slot is for the Xbox one x devkit
Maybe you need the sata drive as primary storage and can just install games on nvme? have you tried with both ssd in it?
i found out that the nvme drive is populated on the dev kits for faster storage.
Yes, I tried with both. I pretty sure I just missed some components, like a few tiny capacitors that need to be added to the board.
@@ElectronicsComputers 😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮 part 2 please my console open no fitting 1 years open part 2 please
Thanks u make it look so easy
You’re welcome 😊
I wish you can do this on HP vitus 15 to see if it will work I will be rely happy if u so it❤. Because it has the same thing and no one have made a TH-cam video on it.
can you tell the value of the capacitors and microchip? thanks good video
The links for the components in the video description.
C1067 E C1068 ESTÃO FALTANDO TBM... SÃO DA LINHA DE DADOS E PASAM POR BAIXO DO CONECTOR QUE VC ADICIONOU...
Boa, BR por aqui tbm
Por baixo do conector, ou por naixo do conector pelo outro lado da placa?
@@mohamodzclipzzofc5184 1.38 minutos no topo do conector
@@mohamodzclipzzofc5184 olhe em 1,20 minutos duas trilhas pasam por baixo do conector.... falha brutal não ver estes caps kkkkk
I NEED A FOLLOW UP! NOOOOO!!
I don't know shit about fuck about what's going on but I'm here for it man!! lol
I have a one x that powers up for 30/45 seconds but nothing on screen and then shuts down again.. Someone said it may be my hd so gonna put a ssd in it and use your video thanks a bunch and hope you get your experiment to work!
Try to hard reset it first.
@@ElectronicsComputers Ive tried hard resetting before. It sat unplugged for 2 weeks tried again nothing it sat unplugged for 6 months and still a power up no display and then immediately powers back down
@mrbojangles155 Replacing the drive is not gonna help you in this situation. Most likely, it's a motherboard failure.
@@ElectronicsComputers well dang. I know zero about electronics but that really sucks because I tried to keep super good care of it, thank you for replying hope you have a great day
@@ElectronicsComputers I replaced the hd and it worked!!!! It came back on and stayed on where it previously shut off without displaying anything. I’m so excited
Was wondering if you cloned the primary sata drive to the NVME if it would make a difference.
it needs a custom bios with a boot flag that has the boot ldr detect partition
Nice work.
Thank you!
You need to use a microscope ...
At 5:18 you tell us that to solder this component you need a hot air station, so why do you even bother to show us that it is possible to use a solder iron when i need a hot air station to finish the project?
Big thumbs up for giving it a shot, would have been hilarious if you succeded and also made some serious waves..
but at the end of the day, its not that big a miss.
running my One X with NVMe drives, as these 10Gbps enclosures a weirdly cheap, even those with displays are like sub20bucks and 2 TB NVMe drives, cost like 40 bucks so relative cheap to stack up in ext fast storage for One X..
tested loading times, vs Series X and running the exact same 4K games, where was no difference, even though its handled by a sata3 controller, those fast accestimes does wonders for pop in and loading times and frame time spikes.
as far as I can tell One X will tolerate 4 different drives all at once, and you can even mix & match, so 30% of a game on one drive and 70% on another.
seems One X will do 26TB SSD storage.. 2TB internal + 3x 8 TB external.
Wouldnt have taken much for Microsoft, to populate that M2 slot and just let it be user-optional for upgrades.. but then again, such vendors, usually dont like to send such mixed signals not least hence warrenty etc..and having end-users digging around on the f''ing motherboard, and why they made it plug and play for Series X with that horrendous properitary drive std..
but its a blast to just use external SATA3 SSDs or NVMe SSD drives for One X now that ext. SSDenclosures are so cheap-.
I hope I'll make it work in the second part.
Where on Earth are you getting 2TB drives for $40?
@@SuperNerdAdamsGarage its these cheap SSD brands from China.. KingFast, Netac etc etc. which are fine for storing games, movies etc etc
Purchased two different NVMe SSDs with 2TB NVMe to be fitted in external NVme to TypeC enclosures
*1x 2TB NVMe PCI3 3400MBs kIngfast 58 Euro ( incl both delivery and 25% EU/DKVAT) so people from fx the states without danish VAT it would be around 43 euro.
*1x 2TB NVMe PCI4 7500MBs kingfast 83 euro ( incl both delivery and 25% EU/DKVAT)
IF you just need SSD for a console... these older 2.5" SAT3 based SSD that peaks around 500MBs read/write are obviously cheaper.
Got them in juli 2023 and on sale and both drives are legit.
So does it works With M2 SATA drive? What are a size and value of capacitors?
It works with M.2 Sata drive as long as you have Sata-M.2 adapter for the primary storage slot. The primary slot is the only one that works.
You can use any 2.5" SATA to M.2 adapter. I have a video on that: th-cam.com/video/SyOOFrBWKsU/w-d-xo.html That adapter doesn't affect your SSD's speed. All it does, apart from physically adapting the form factor, is convert 5 volts into 3.3 volts.
Why is there some residue on the board looks like someone spilled something over it at some point
Factory flux.
NvME & SATA use different voltages
But... the interface is JUST a SATA3 (2 in the xbox one fat and S), it will not de faster than just a SATA3 SSD...
1 year waiting ERROR E1O9 part 2 please
Successfully working
Not successfully 🤔
Any updates?
Where you find the caps?
The schematics got leaked afew years ago.
You don't have drivers for m2 in xbox bios
You need to integrate nvme code from series s/x in one x
did you find the schematics oline of xbox one x?
Yep! Still working on the project.
thank you, i want to see if it's finally work@@ElectronicsComputers
Bummer. That was beautiful work though.
Thanks 👍
What to do when the green board is broken ? Do you have a video on that
To cover all possible problems with the motherboard you'll need a whole bunch of videos. What's the problem with your console?
Deep down i hope this would have worked 😅
Did you try bluetooth or wifi cards?
Nope! I'm still working on the final part of that project.
Would microsoft be helpful at all if you tried contacting them?
They would never do that.
I notice you was using a NVMe can you try a different M.2 Sata
I got the same result with NGFF SSD.
Could you provide your air gun setting??
To solder M.2 slots, USB ports and some small components with unleaded solder a set mu Quick 861 station to 300-350C and about 30-40% air. For big mosfets and ICs I can go higher up to 400C and 50% air. For desoldering components especially mosfets I set my station to 490C and 50-60% air to quickly remove them.
I'm too poor to ever try anything like this.
Try it again properly.
If as a feature it was officially removed then perhaps it would be redundant even if the solution had faster thruput.
Otherwise it would just make more sense to tell Microsoft to please update their Xbox One and Xbox One X firmware to be compatible with 2TB, 4TB and 8TB HDD and SSD however they would probably just ignore such a request much like how they ignored the stupidity of their online log in requirements just to set up the Xbox One/X from a reformat or a new hard drive replacement kinda like they just expect their customers to dump the old console in the tech garbage bin and buy their new disposable bucket shaped console.
Xbox officially supports 500GB, 1TB and 2TB SSDs/HDDs. It's also not a problem to install 4GB ones with an extra step. I have a video on upgrading One X to SSD.
I saw your video on the Xbox One X to SSD but it was only for 1TB.
I read conflicting information about installing a 2TB SSD in the Xbox One X that calls for using scripts which sounds ridiculous.
On my PS4 Pro and base PS4 I can just purchase from a 512GB SSD to 1TB to 2TB to 4TB and Digital Foundry has a video from years ago where they used an industrial grade 8TB SSD in the PS4 Pro... yet for Microsoft it's jumping through hoops to open the system up just to change the HDD from the puny 1TB to a more reasonable 2TB or if you have a large collection of games to a 4TB plus the fact that Microsoft's firmware kinda gets in the way in how they partition the drive space.
Also I want to upgrade the original Xbox One from 500GB HDD to at least 1TB and use better quality thermal solution so maybe I'll make a video but it's just incredible how it seems like too many hoops need to be jumped over for Xbox One and Xbox One X.
Basically I feel like the Microsoft Xbox One firmware is just incompetent or something idiotic like that. Like they intended for people to just dump their Xbox consoles to the garbage bin.
@apollosungod2819 Like I said before, Xbox One X officially supports 500GB, 1TB, and 2TB HHDs and SSDs. Just put it inside and install Xbox OS. If you install a 4TB drive, the console will recognize it as a 2TB one. Then you have to remove the drive from your console, connect to a computer, and use any software that works with partitions, extend the User Content partition to maximum available space. And that's it.
Hej, did You check if PCIe_reset_n is released? Did You check if PCie ref clk 100Mhz is available (through R100 and R103 probably) ?
Hello, I saw an old video of you about altboot for a xerox printer, you could help me generate the 12-digit code since I did not work the altboot, I would appreciate it very much. ...
Unfortunately we don't service anymore Xerox stuff and I don't have access to that software. If had access I'd give that key without any hassle.
so it dont work?
Great attempt and unlucky.
There will be a second part of the video and I hope we'll make it work.
El comentario mas actual 😂 esperando la 2parte
Whats the maximum hard drive ssd can i install would 4tb hard drive work?
Xbox officially supports 500GB, 1TB and 2TB SSDs/HDDs. You can install a 4TB drive but the console will recognize it as a 2TB one. So after an offline update you'll have to manually extend the "user content" partition to maximum available space to allocate the whole drive capacity. I have a video on how to upgrade or replace the SSD in Series S|X and One S|X to.
@@ElectronicsComputers What program in windows can do this partition to expand it?
@@UmarAbid I 6se Acronis disk director or MiniTool partition wizard. You can download the latter from my Patreon page for free.
Pro tip: clone the drive.
Can adapter work
you could 100% make it work.... you didnt use the xbox drive flasshing software to format and create all the correct partitions and add the latest firmware update to the drive.
you could also of just connect both the nvme and xbox drive, and clone one to the other and it shouldve done the same thing and just worked if it. please revist this and attempt as mentioned and if needed heres a tutorial fpor you to follow: th-cam.com/video/UJAz03fgMJA/w-d-xo.html if you do not wish to clone the drive to the nvme. hope this helps.
Great job soldering the M.2 slot, it's a shame it didn't work. I'm pretty sure that you also need to hack the firmware in order to make the console detect the SSD. Same reason Xbox Series S/X won't work with 3rd party internal SSDs, as only the original model is whitelisted by the firmware, and why SSDs installed in the internal PS5 M.2 slot only started working after a system software update.
Second part coming in 2041 since no one is currently interested in hacking that console
Ooooooo😮
It's a software issue. Don't ask me how I know, lol.
it's working ?or fske
I have a dedicated video on that.
Where can I watch this special video?
seguramente se podrá luego que la consola sea hackeada...
If I would be doing as you doing, I'd hate soldering SMD components as well. First for most, please learn about soldering paste. 2nd for most, they are easier to solder with a hot air. Third for most, please consider using T12 even a cheap soldering station for around 30 USD like QUICKO. Than we can talk soldering them ;).
Actually, I use soldering paste very often for tiny components and the one who invented that paste is real genius. Some videos I film in my office and some at home and I basically didn't have that paste with me.
@@ElectronicsComputers now makes more sense :), but, worth mentioning so others won't comment on that and waste your time ;).
th-cam.com/video/N2Ti1tKObEw/w-d-xo.html Hope this helps . I read somewhere that the m.2 was made for XDK consoles and that they did not remove it on the retail boards due costs .
long story short it was never going to work
Te falto gamplay bro nvme test de velocidad
...why does the motherboard have all of the slots required and the heatsink have a space for an M.2 NVMe IT DOESN'T COME WITH? Were they THAT lazy in reusing the PS5's motherboard?
Parabéns mesmo assim..
well that was anti-climatic
legend
Thanks!