Ps3 dev wiki sku models code#
Ps3 dev wiki sku models ps3#

In this photo of a JSD-001 it looks like the XDRAM chips are X1032BASE-3CA2-F and X1032BASE-3DA2-F (one of each kind combined together) but searching in google for X1032BASE-3DA2-F doesnt returns any result, also CECH-30xx models are still using the same XDRAM chips than CECH-25xx, so X1032BASE-3DA2-F probably doesnt exists and is just a disturbance on the photo - Sandungas ( talk) 00:32, (UTC).Is not the kind of table that could be collapsed or reordered- Sandungas ( talk) 00:32, (UTC).The table is NOT collapseable (wrote by euss).though is a long road to complete all the info, but when completed the table will be 'legacy' (and with this i mean is not needed to edit it anymore so his complexity doesnt matters in long term)- Sandungas ( talk) 00:32, (UTC) Yes, thats a problem, but the purpose of this tables is to replace the ones in frontpage.When 1 part gets changed in table, it needs to be changed on all subpages that relate (wrote by euss).Panasonic MN8647091 ( CEC Commands supported) Type 6 (Integrated on Mother Board Plate) Hitachi HTS545012B9SA00 or Toshiba MK1255GSX

Ps3 dev wiki sku models ps3#

PS3 Retail Models and components PS3 Fat The CECHM either had a VER-001 or DIA-001, completely different architecture and I wonder how many of these cases we haven't identified yet. For example there're CECHA/DECHA with COK-001, COK-001 (with COK-002 syscon) and COK-002, also models certified as CECHE are sold as CECHA in some regions. The platform id is mapped 1:1 to your actual hardware, the SKU codes (especially for the early models) are all over the place. That's why I think the SKU name and board name are maybe misleading if you don't know how Sony works with them. The actual SKU name then gets assigned based on what they want it to be marketed as.

Ps3 dev wiki sku models code#

They starts with the platform id, then get the chassis id which then maps to the numeric model code (1000, 1200, 1300.) and the model type byte inside the IDPS. On prototype units it's not only stored in syscon, but also on a label on the board and part of the board_id inside cISD1. COK-001), the only thing which they use to identify the hardware is Platform ID, which contains the Chassis ID. Sony never uses the CECHXxx code internally, neither the motherboard label (e.g.