Ningtendo PXbox 5, Chinese YouTuber builds the three-in-one console

The technical fulcrum of the construction lies in the dissipation system, where modern innovation meets a thousand-year-old metallurgical tradition. Faced with the prohibitive costs of CNC milling a custom triangular heatsink, XNZ opted for the lost-wax casting technique, a metalworking method historically rooted in China. This process allowed a model printed in PLA plastic to be transformed into a solid metal block through the creation of a refractory mold, ensuring effective heat management without putting an excessive burden on the budget. Cooling is entrusted to a single fan positioned at the base of the structure, which pushes the air upwards following the construction philosophy of the Xbox Series

From an operational point of view, the Ningtendo PXBOX 5 manages energy resources centrally thanks to a shared 250 watt power supply that serves the entire system. Although the platforms cannot operate simultaneously for obvious power and temperature reasons, the internal architecture allows switching from one hardware to another in approximately three seconds. The end result is not just an exercise in artisan style, but a concrete solution that reduces the complexity of home entertainment, integrating copper plates for thermal contact and a component arrangement that maximizes the efficiency of the available space.