Talk about an all-in-one! As Tom's Hardware reports, a modder known as 小宁子 XNZ put a PlayStation 5, Xbox Series S, and Switch 2 inside a single case. XNZ utilized a tri-fold design that places the three printed circuit boards (PCBs) opposite one another at a slight angle, allowing a single heatsink to connect to each of the main APU cores directly. With only one system running at a time, a single cooling system is sufficient, though we have to imagine the PS5 would push the system the hardest. XNZ also cut down on extraneous connectors, such as different HDMI headers and power supplies, reducing each console to just its main PCB and onboard chips. To achieve a shared power supply system, the PS5 and Xbox Series S were wired in parallel with a single 250W PSU; the Switch 2 was wired in using a USB-C power delivery connection. The Switch 2 dock was redesigned and built into the case, with a removable bay for portable mode. To learn more, head to PCMag 📸: 小宁子 XNZ #ps5 #xbox #nint...