Motherboard

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The Wii U had 3 motherboard revisions after the launch WUP-01 board.

WUP-01

Top view (SIDE-B)

WUP-01 top.jpg

Bottom view (SIDE-A)

WUP-01 bottom.jpg

WUP-30

Top view (SIDE-B)

TODO

Bottom view (SIDE-A)

TODO

WUP-40

Top view (SIDE-B)

WUP-40 top.jpg

Bottom view (SIDE-A)

WUP-40 bottom.jpg

WUP-50

Top view (SIDE-B)

WUP-50 top.jpg

Bottom view (SIDE-A)

WUP-50 bottom.jpg

Chip listing:

Label Chip Name Datasheet Notes
U1 "(c)'12 NINTENDO" "AMD" "IBM" "RENESAS JAPAN" "C120234F5-852-UAA A" "1229LP7B7" None availaible Contains two dies: the GPU and the Starbuck/Espresso. WUP-50 contains the revised B1X SoC.
U2-5 Micron "2LE12" "D9PXV" Datasheet RAM (4 BGA chips) (Some models use drop-in replacement hynix RAM)
U6 Macronix "MXIC MX" "25L6406E" "M21-12GF" "3K645400" "L122483" Datasheet
U7 DRH-WUP 811309G31 Overview Connects the Gamepad to the SoC via 5GHz Wi-Fi and USB
U8 SMC "1537EE402" "301" SMC. "1537EE402" is different depending on board revision.
U14 Panasonic "MN864718" HDMI Controller
U17/U19 "L1305" "23L0002" "3N188" "200" / "S6450" "A024" "DE83" "0023" RTC. U17 (top RTC) has labels similar to those found on the MX chip on the Wii. U19 (bottom RTC) has labels similar to U1041. Only one is populated.
U18 SAMSUNG "222" "K9K8G08U1D" "SCB0" Datasheet Wii U OS/vWii NAND Flash (dual 4Gb banks). Toshiba, Hynix, and Spansion NANDs were also used.
U20 SAMSUNG "228" "KLMBG4GE4A-A001" "WCF652C1" General info 32GB eMMC (in 8 32Gb banks). Toshiba and Hynix eMMCs were also used.
Q1019,1024,1037 Fairchild DC4AY PFETs for 1v/1.15v switching regulators.