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The original Xbox is Microsoft's first widely popular video gaming system. It has an easily identifiable black case with 'XBOX' emblazoned on the top and front. Repair is easy with common tools.

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Replacement of the Clock Capacitor?

I keep seeing things online that the capacitor that keeps time for the original Xbox's internal clock is bad and should be removed or replaced. I sort of want to be able to keep time, so what should I replace it with? (Capacitance/voltage)

Do these leak because they are too low a voltage of capacitor and ought to be upgraded?

I dunno. Any tips or advice are welcomed.

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Here's a guide. He kinda makes it out to be that you can use the same capacitor...

http://myoriginalxbox.weebly.com/capacit...

It's way easier/different for a PlayStation. Here's a list for purchasing capacitors

https://www.google.com/search?q=xbox+cap...

It does say it will operate without the capacitor, though the clock won't

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