diff --git a/docs/Hacks/SMC_Hack.md b/docs/Hacks/SMC_Hack.md index 9eab6830..92d5ba56 100644 --- a/docs/Hacks/SMC_Hack.md +++ b/docs/Hacks/SMC_Hack.md @@ -246,7 +246,7 @@ python 1920to1921.py xxxx (where xxxx is the CD Version you want to  4. **Finished!** Script should tell you "great, hash matches!" and write the appropriative CD to the input folder. -# Technical details +## Technical details To understand this new hack, let's first look at what made the KK exploit possible: A fatal bug in the Hypervisor's Syscall Handler, diff --git a/docs/Hardware/Console/Motherboard.md b/docs/Hardware/Console/Motherboard.md index 5a48c376..4d05afa8 100644 --- a/docs/Hardware/Console/Motherboard.md +++ b/docs/Hardware/Console/Motherboard.md @@ -8,17 +8,23 @@ as Microsoft has corrected mistakes or added/improved existing features. - Known revisions include: -:\*[Xenon](./Xenon_(Motherboard).md) (Launch hardware) - -:\*[Zephyr](./Revisions/Zephyr.md) (Elite) - -:\*[Falcon](./Revisions/Falcon.md) (65nm Chipset revision) - -:\*[Opus](./Revisions/Falcon.md#opus) - -:\*[Jasper](./Revisions/Jasper.md) (Onboard Memory Unit) - -:\*[Trinity](./Revisions/Trinity.md) (Slim) + - [Xenon](./Xenon_(Motherboard).md) (Launch hardware) + + - [Zephyr](./Revisions/Zephyr.md) (Launch Elite hardware, later trickled down to 20 GB "Premium" consoles) + + - [Falcon](./Revisions/Falcon.md) (65 nm CPU revision) + - [Opus](./Revisions/Falcon.md#opus) + + - [Jasper](./Revisions/Jasper.md) (On-board Memory Unit, 65 nm GPU) + - [Tonasket](./Revisions/Jasper.md#Tonasket) (65 nm eDRAM, minor revision) + + - [Trinity](./Revisions/Trinity.md) (Launch Xbox 360 S hardware) + + - [Corona](./Revisions/Corona.md) + - [Waitsburg](./Revisions/Corona.md#Waitsburg) (Minor revision) + - [Stingray](./Revisions/Corona.md#Stingray) (Launch Xbox 360 E hardware) + + - [Barracuda](./Revisions/Barracuda.md) (28 nm XCGPU revision for Xbox 360 E, patched RGH exploit) ## Details diff --git a/docs/Hardware/Console/Northbridge.md b/docs/Hardware/Console/Northbridge.md index 835c79c2..f5dca073 100644 --- a/docs/Hardware/Console/Northbridge.md +++ b/docs/Hardware/Console/Northbridge.md @@ -3,16 +3,13 @@ The Xbox 360's North Bridge is integrated into the system's [Xenos (GPU)](./Xenos_(GPU).md) and shares a memory controller with it. - - 128-bit GDDR3 Memory Controller @ 1.4GHz (22.4GB/s) - -:\*700 MHz 512MB Samsung GDDR3 RAM (8 chips, each 512Mbit by 16 bits) +- 128-bit GDDR3 Memory Controller @ 1.4 GHz (22.4 GB/s) +- 700 MHz 512 MB GDDR3 RAM (8 chips, each 512 Mbit by 16 bits) - Shared System/Graphics memory + - 5.6 GB/s per chip -::\*(5.6GB/s per chip) - -::\*90nm Process - - - 500MB/s read/write (1GB/s total) SIS [Southbridge](./Southbridge.md) interface (PCI express) +- 90/65/45/32 nm ProcessSamsung + - 500 MB/s read/write (1 GB/s total) SIS [Southbridge](./Southbridge.md) interface (PCI express) [Category: Hardware](../index.md) diff --git a/docs/Hardware/Console/RF_Module.md b/docs/Hardware/Console/RF_Module.md index 6140f343..5e0f51ee 100644 --- a/docs/Hardware/Console/RF_Module.md +++ b/docs/Hardware/Console/RF_Module.md @@ -3,15 +3,15 @@ technology: (Dutch) - Chips on the RF module: -:\*Backside: + - Backside: -::\*ATMEL528 24C04N I2C EEPROM + - ATMEL528 24C04N I2C EEPROM -::\*MS VS55RC + - *MS VS55RC -:\*Frontside (Under metal shield): + - Frontside (Under metal shield): -::\*MS VS55RB + - MS VS55RB The RF Module also contains 4 red/green leds, 1 green led in the middle of the power button, 1 switch. The multi color leds are connected to the diff --git a/docs/Hardware/Console/Revisions/Falcon.md b/docs/Hardware/Console/Revisions/Falcon.md index e4c3a990..f6e4a81e 100644 --- a/docs/Hardware/Console/Revisions/Falcon.md +++ b/docs/Hardware/Console/Revisions/Falcon.md @@ -1,44 +1,50 @@ # Falcon (Motherboard revision) -**Falcon** is the codename used for the third revision to the Xbox 360's -motherboard. Appearing in September 2007, this revision reduced the CPU -die size from 90nm to 65nm, and the GPU's eDRAM die size from 90nm to -80nm. +**Falcon** is the codename used for the third revision to the Xbox 360's motherboard. +Appearing in September 2007, this revision reduced the CPU die size from 90 nm to 65 nm, and has the same Rhea GPU as the Zephyr_C. +However, unlike any Xenon or Zephyr, later productions of the Falcon also fixed the underlying cause of most RRoD issues with fixed versions of the Rhea GPU on newly manufactured consoles. -- Consoles: Arcade, Pro/Premium 20GB & 60GB, Elite 120GB -- **65nm** IBM CPU -- **90nm** ATI GPU -- **80nm** on-chip eDRAM. -- HDMI Video Output +- Consoles: Arcade, Pro/Premium 20 GB & 60 GB, Elite 120 GB +- **65 nm** IBM CPU (Loki) +- Rhea GPU + - 90 nm ATI GPU (Xenos C2) + - 90 nm on-chip eDRAM **(Styx-65)** + - Late models that were either repaired by MS or manufactured **after** May 2008 recieved fixed Rhea GPUs that addressed the low-tg underfill issue, thus not being prone to the RRoD issue. +- HDMI video output - **175 Watt** PSU (2V rated for 14.2A, new connector) -- New CPU Heat sink + the GPU heat sink with heat pipe +- New CPU heat sink + the GPU heat sink with heat pipe - Fewer voltage regulators, capacitors and inductors -- Bigger and enhanced **CPU cooler** -- RAM removed from bottom of mainboard on later models +- Cheaper CPU cooler made of a single alumnium block rather than using the previous heatpipe + heatfins design - 3 pin fan connector -- Shipping with Hitachi 79, BenQ and new Lite-On 7XXX series DVD-Drive +- RAM removed from bottom of mainboard on later models +- New warranty sticker on later models +- Shipping with Hitachi 79, BenQ, and new Lite-On 7XXX series DVD-Drive + ## Opus **Opus** motherboards started to appear in July 2008, to people who had sent in their RRoD [Xenon](../Xenon_(Motherboard).md) consoles. The Opus motherboard is essentially a Falcon motherboard, without the -HDMI connector, so that they could fit into the original Xenon cases -they were shipped in. +HDMI connector, so that they could fit into the original Xenon cases they were shipped in. +All Opus motherboards also came with fixed GPUs, which means they also have similarly high reliability to Jasper/Tonasket - - Consoles: Core, Pro/Premium 20GB - - Falcon based board - - 65nm IBM CPU - - 90nm ATI GPU with 80nm on-chip eDRAM - - **No HDMI** Video Output + - Consoles: Core, Pro/Premium 20 GB + - Falcon-based board + - **65 nm** IBM CPU (Loki) + - Rhea GPU + - 90 nm ATI GPU (Xenos C2) + - 90 nm on-chip eDRAM **(Styx-65)** + - **No HDMI** video output - 175 Watt PSU (2V rated for 14.2A, new connector) - - Updated Heat sinks - - Falcon CPU cooler - - Zephyr GPU cooler - - 3 pin fan connector - - Shipping with Hitachi, Samsung, BenQ and Lite-On 7XXX series - DVD-Drive - - **Opus only available from Xenon being repaired by MS** + - Updated heat sinks + - Falcon CPU cooler (alumnium) + - Zephyr GPU cooler (extended heatpipe) + - 3-pin fan connector + - New warranty sticker. + - Shipping with BenQ or Lite-On 7XXX series DVD-Drive + - **Opus only available from a Xenon being repaired by MS in 2008** + - All Opus motherboards have fixed GPUs like late Falcons, so they also have strong reliability. - Very Rare [Category: Hardware](../../index.md) diff --git a/docs/Hardware/Console/Revisions/Identification.md b/docs/Hardware/Console/Revisions/Identification.md deleted file mode 100644 index 59d3fad8..00000000 --- a/docs/Hardware/Console/Revisions/Identification.md +++ /dev/null @@ -1,2609 +0,0 @@ -# With opening the console - -When you open your Xbox Console you can determine the Revision -precisely. First you have to locate the used Video Encoder Chip! - -## Determine Video-Chip - -The VideoChip is located in the marked area: -![Vchip location](images/Vchip-location.jpg) - -Find out which chip your xbox has! - -**CONEXTANT** -![conextant video](images/Conextant_video.jpg) - -**FOCUS** -![focus video](images/Focus_video.jpg) - -**XCALIBUR** -![xcalibur video](images/Xcalibur_video.jpg) - -### I got a CONEXTANT chip - -### I got a FOCUS chip - -### I got a XCALIBUR chip - -# Without opening the console - -Just by looking at the serial number, which is visible through the Xbox -carton, you have a very good chance to find out the version of an Xbox. -You can also get the serial number in Linux with the xbox_tool command. - -Please note that these rules may not apply to refurbished models. - -## Step 1: Manufacturing Date and Serial Number - -On the bottom of the Xbox, you can see the manufacturing date and the -serial number. The manufacturing date is in the following format: - -2004-11-20 - -i.e. YYYY-MM-DD - -(Year-Month-Day) which is the date according to ISO 8601. - -The serial number looks like this: - -3137905 44705 - -i.e. LNNNNNN YWWFF - -L the number of the production line within the factory, - -NNNNNN the number of the Xbox within this week, - -Y the last digit of the production year, - -WW the number of the week of the production year, - -FF is the code of the factory (02: Mexico, 03: Hungary, 05: China. 06: -Taiwan). - -## Step 2: The Factory - -Look at the factory code, i.e. the last two digits of the serial number. - -If the factory code is "03" (Hungary), you are done: You can be sure -that it is a 1.0 Xbox. You can even be sure that it contains a Thomson -DVD drive - -If the factory code is "02" (Mexico), it is either a 1.0 or a 1.1 Xbox. -Look at the manufacturing date: If it is November 2002 or later, you -have a 1.1 Xbox, else it's a 1.0. - -If the factory code is "05" (China), you have at least a 1.1 Xbox. - -If the factory code is "06" (Taiwan), you have at least a 1.3 Xbox. - -## Step 3: Version Table - -If you have a "Halo Special Edition" Xbox (translucent green), you have -version 1.2, which has been made in weeks 8 and 9 of 2003 on lines 2, 5 -and 6. - -If you have a "Crystal Special Edition" Xbox (translucent white), you -either have a version 1.5 or 1.6 which were made in weeks 32 to 34 of -2004.(Which is not on the list below) - -Find out the production line of the Xbox, which is the first digit of -the serial number. Then find out the year and week of your Xbox. 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- -Retrieved from http://www.xbox-linux.org/wiki/Xbox_Versions_HOWTO diff --git a/docs/Hardware/Console/Revisions/Jasper.md b/docs/Hardware/Console/Revisions/Jasper.md index 11c65590..8514567b 100644 --- a/docs/Hardware/Console/Revisions/Jasper.md +++ b/docs/Hardware/Console/Revisions/Jasper.md @@ -1,51 +1,46 @@ # Jasper -**Jasper** is the codename of the fifth motherboard revision for the -Xbox 360. On Jasper motherboards found within Arcade SKUs, this Xbox 360 -[Motherboard](../Motherboard.md) revision features an onboard -[memory unit](../../Accessories/Memory_Unit.md) to facilitate the -NXE Dashboard. +**Jasper** is the codename of the fifth motherboard revision for the Xbox 360. On Jasper motherboards found within Arcade SKUs, this Xbox 360 [Motherboard](../Motherboard.md) revision features an onboard +[memory unit](../../Accessories/Memory_Unit.md) to facilitate the NXE Dashboard. -The connections required to [dump/flash the NAND](../../../Hacks/NAND_Reading.md) -are the **same** as all previous models. +The connections required to [dump/flash the NAND](../../../Hacks/NAND_Reading.md) are the **same** as all previous models. Performing the [SMC Hack](../../../Hacks/SMC_Hack.md) requires the same wiring as Zephyr, Opus, and Falcon mainboards. This is a slightly different set of connections than those required for the Xenon mainboard. -## Jasper (V4.0) +## Jasper - - Consoles: Arcade 256MB & 512MB, Pro/Premium 60GB, Elite 120GB & - 250GB and Resident Evil 5 console - - 65nm IBM CPU - - **65nm** ATI GPU with 80nm on-chip eDRAM + - Consoles: Arcade 256 MB & 512 MB, Pro/Premium 60 GB, Elite 120 GB, & + 250 GB and Resident Evil 5 console + - 65 nm IBM CPU (Loki) + - Zeus GPU + - **65 nm** ATI GPU (Gunga) + - 90 nm on-chip eDRAM (Styx-90) - **150 Watt** PSU (12V rated for 12.1A, new connector) - - Arcade Edition Larger Flash **256MB** or 512MB Hynix HY27UF082G2B - on-board flash, up from 16MB HY27US08281A flash, to accommodate the - NXE update. - - New Southbridge chipset - - Ram removed from bottom of mainboard - - New style CPU Heat sink + the GPU heat sink with heat pipe - - 3 pin fan connector. - - New Warranty Sticker. - - Shipping with LiteOn 7XXX/8XXX/V2/9XXX DVD-Drivers. - - Least likely to red ring of death (RRoD) due to the less heat being - outputted by the chips - -## Jasper (V4.1) - -Same as Jasper (V4) other than some minor changes. - - - Consoles: Arcade 512MB, Elite 120GB & 250GB, Modern Warfare 2 + - Arcade Editions have larger internal flash memory (either 256 MB or 512 MB) on-board flash, up from 16 MB flash, to accommodate the NXE's SysExt partition. + - New [southbridge](../Southbridge.md) chipset (PSB) that enables support for the on-board memory units + - Ram removed from bottom of mainboard on all models + - Same heatsinks as Falcon + - 3-pin fan connector + - All consoles have the newer warranty sticker + - Shipping with LiteOn 7XXX/8XXX/V2/9XXX DVD-Drives + +## Tonasket + +Similar to Jasper, other than some minor changes. + + - Consoles: Arcade 512 MB, Elite 120 GB & 250 GB, Modern Warfare 2 consoles and Final Fantasy 13 consoles - - 65nm eDRAM (?) - - New [Southbridge](../Southbridge.md) chipset - - Arcade Edition Larger Flash 256MB and **512MB** to accommodate NXE - (Removes 256MB Memory Card) + - Kronos GPU + - 65 nm GPU (Gunga) + - **65** nm eDRAM (Styx-65) + - New [southbridge](../Southbridge.md) chipset + - Arcade Editions only use **512 MB**, unlike Jasper - Shipping with Lite-On 8XXXV2/9XXX DVD-Drivers. - JTAG Hack / SMC patched on CB level - - Xenon style GPU heat sink with Falcon style CPU heat sink - - Special edition consoles: Modern Warfare 2 Consoles + - Xenon-style GPU heat sink with Falcon/Jasper style CPU heat sink + - Special edition consoles: Modern Warfare 2 edition - Last of the original style 360 systems [Category: Hardware](../../index.md) diff --git a/docs/Hardware/Console/Revisions/Trinity.md b/docs/Hardware/Console/Revisions/Trinity.md index de89ef31..7af20736 100644 --- a/docs/Hardware/Console/Revisions/Trinity.md +++ b/docs/Hardware/Console/Revisions/Trinity.md @@ -1,28 +1,21 @@ -**Trinity** is the codename of the motherboard used in the Xbox 360 -Slim. It is the sixth motherboard revision. It was originally believed -that it's codename was **Valhalla**, but after looking through debug -files it was found that this is not the case. It no longer has Memory -Unit ports. It has a special port for connecting the -Kinect peripheral, which provides power to the -device instead of plugging it in separately. It also features a single -chip that contains the CPU, GPU and eDRAM, with a 45nm die size. The -Xbox 360 Slim, and as a result, the motherboard are much smaller than -the original. It also contains an internal USB port which has a 802.11n -WiFi card inserted. The HDD port was also changed, making it much -smaller and flush against the case. The RRoD is also non-existant, -replaced with a single red power light on any errors. +**Trinity** is the codename of the first motherboard used in the Xbox 360 S, and is the sixth motherboard revision overall. It was originally believed that its codename was *Valhalla*, but after looking through debug files, it was found that this is not the case. *Valhalla* was actually the pre-release code name of the XCGPU chip. - - Consoles: 4GB Arcade, Elite 250GB and Halo Reach Console - - Unified single chip with CPU, GP and eDRAM at 45nm process. - - 16MB NAND +It no longer has Memory Unit ports. It has a special port for connecting the Kinect peripheral, which provides 12V power to the device instead of plugging it in separately. It also features a single chip that contains the CPU, GPU and eDRAM onto one XCGPU chip, and as a result, the motherboard is much smaller than the original. It contains an internal USB port which has a 2.4 GHz 802.11n Wi-Fi card inserted. The HDD port was also changed, making it much smaller and flush against the case. + +The RRoD is also non-existant, replaced with a single red power light on any Core Digital or system component errors. + + - Consoles: 4 GB (Matte black), 250 GB (Glossy black), Halo Reach edition, and Gears of War edition + - Unified CPU, GPU, and eDRAM on one chip called **Vejle**. + - CPU and GPU are on one combined die made on the 45 nm process. + - eDRAM is a seperate die, and it's the same Styx-65 design used on the [Tonasket](Jasper.md#Tonasket)'s Kronos. + - 16 MB NAND - 135 Watt PSU - 802.11n Wi-Fi integrated - - No more Memory Unit ports - - Separate Kinect port - - Different HDD port - - Smaller form factor - - 4GB internal Memory on small Daughter board - - No more RROD, simple red power light on error (unknown on more - detail) + - No more external Memory Unit ports + - Built-in Kinect port + - HDD is redesigned to connect to the console directly with SATA, unlike the previous fat model. + - Smaller form factor than previous model + - On 4 GB consoles, there is a 4 GB Memory Unit on small daughter board + - No more RROD; major errors will show an RDOD (Red Dot of Death) on the center LED rather than the player LEDs. 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These changes often reduced die sizes of various chips (CPU (Xenon), GPU (Xenos), [eDRAM](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EDRAM), etc.), added new features (HDMI, etc.) and patched the SMC/JTAG exploit. -This pages lists off all known motherboard revisions, their changes as -well as links to their respective pages. +This pages lists off all known motherboard revisions & their changes. -## [Xenon](../Xenon_(Motherboard).md) (V1) +## Xenon -The original Xbox 360 configuration used in the initial Premium and Core -machines released in the end of November 2005. -These are also known as the RRoD (Red Ring of Death) machines because -the GPU chip warps away from the motherboard because of excessive heat. +The original Xbox 360 configuration used in the initial Premium and Core machines released in the end of November 2005. +These are also known as the RRoD (Red Ring of Death) machines because the majority of these machines are affected with defective GPUs. - - Consoles : Core, Pro/Premium 20GB - - 90nm IBM CPU - - 90nm ATI GPU and 90nm on-chip - [eDRAM](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EDRAM) - - Low profile GPU cooler + - Consoles: Core, Pro/Premium 20 GB + - 90 nm IBM CPU (Waternoose DD2, late models used DD3 instead) + - Y1 GPU + - 90 nm ATI GPU die (Xenos C1) + - 90 nm on-chip [eDRAM](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EDRAM) (Edifis) + - Low-profile GPU cooler (most of the time) - Standard CPU cooler + - **No HDMI** video output - 203 Watt output power supply (16.5 A) - - Shipping with Hitachi46-78, Samsung ms25or ms28, BenQ DVD-Drive. Can + - Shipping with Hitachi46-78, Samsung ms25or ms28, or BenQ DVD Drive. Can also come with Lite-On drive if it was refurbished. - - Highly unlikely to have glue around the CPU but it IS possible. - -## [Zephyr](./Zephyr.md) (V2) - -Zephyr was the first revision with HDMI connector. -It was introduced with the Xbox 360 Elite in May 2007. -In July 2007 Xbox 360 Premium machines began appearing with the Zephyr -motherboard. - - - Consoles: Arcade, Pro/Premium 20GB, Elite 120GB and Halo 3 Console - - 90nm IBM CPU & ATI GPU - - 90nm [eDRAM](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EDRAM) + - Highly unlikely to have glue around the CPU but it *is* possible. + +### Elpis +Microsoft refurbishments of Xenon motherboards that had an RRoD issue. These replace the old defective GPU with a new one, named after the motherboard's name. + + - Consoles: Core, Pro/Premium 20 GB + - 90 nm IBM CPU (Waternoose DD2/DD3) + - Elpis GPU + - 90 nm ATI GPU die (Xenos C2) + - 90 nm on-chip [eDRAM](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EDRAM) (Styx-90) + - Essentially the Rhea GPU, but always comes with the underfill fix, in addition to being internally re-wired to work with the Xenon PCB + - Zephyr-style GPU cooler (extended heatpipe) + - Standard CPU cooler + - 203 Watt output power supply (16.5 A) + - BenQ or Lite-On DVD drive. + - Highly unlikely to have glue around the CPU but it *is* possible. + +## Zephyr + +Zephyr was the first revision with HDMI connector. It was introduced with the Xbox 360 Elite in May 2007. +In July 2007, Xbox 360 Premium machines began appearing with the Zephyr motherboard. + + - Consoles: Arcade, Pro/Premium 20 GB, Elite 120 GB and Halo 3 edition + - 90 nm IBM XCPU (Waternoose DD3) + - Multiple GPU revisions + - Y1 GPU on Zephyr_A (same as Xenon) + - Y2 GPU on Zephyr_B + - 90 nm ATI Xenos GPU die (**Xenos C2**, smaller than C1) + - 90 nm [eDRAM](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EDRAM) (Edifis) + - Rhea GPU on Zephyr_C (same as Falcon) + - 90 nm ATI GPU (Xenos C2) + - 90 nm on-chip eDRAM **(Styx-65)** - 203 Watt PSU (16.5 A) - **HDMI** video output - Updated motherboard layout - Glue around the CPU in some cases - - 3 pin fan connector + - 3-pin fan connector - New **Extended GPU** heat sink with a heat pipe - - New Elite model includes 120GB hard drive - - Shipping with Hitachi 78 or 79 and **BenQ** DVD-Drive. May also have + - New Elite model includes 120 GB hard drive + - Shipping with Hitachi 78 or 79 and **BenQ** DVD Drive. May also have Lite-On if it was refurbished. -## [Falcon](./Falcon.md) (V3) - -All Xbox 360 Premium machines and Arcade machines made in August 2007 -introduced the new 65 nm CPU accompanied with a new cooler and still 90 -nm GPU with the Zephyr cooler. -The motherboard is based on Zephyr and requires fewer components (some -capacitors and coils removed) for the new 65 nm CPU, resulting in lower -costs. - - - Consoles: Arcade, Pro/Premium 20GB & 60GB, Elite 120GB - - **65nm** IBM CPU - - **90nm** ATI GPU - - **80nm** on-chip [eDRAM](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EDRAM). - - HDMI Video Output - - **175 Watt** PSU (2V rated for 14.2A, new connector) - - New CPU Heat sink + the GPU heat sink with heat pipe - - Fewer voltage regulators, capacitors and inductors - - Bigger and enhanced **CPU cooler** - - RAM removed from bottom of mainboard on later models - - 3 pin fan connector - - Shipping with Hitachi 79, BenQ and new Lite-On 7XXX series DVD-Drive - -## [Opus](Falcon.md#opus) (V3.1) - -This is an intermediate motherboard with 65nm CPU and 90nm GPU, new -coolers, but no HDMI. It will be used in Xenon chassis for repairs and -RRoD affected machines. -Started to appear end of July 2008 in machines coming back from repair. -It's just a Falcon without a custom A/V (HDMI) port so that it fits into -a Xenon chassis and case. - - - Consoles: Core, Pro/Premium 20GB - - Falcon based board - - 65nm IBM CPU - - 90nm ATI GPU with 80nm on-chip - [eDRAM](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EDRAM) - - **No HDMI** Video Output +## Falcon +**Falcon** is the codename used for the third revision to the Xbox 360's motherboard. +Appearing in September 2007, this revision reduced the CPU die size from 90 nm to 65 nm, and has the same Rhea GPU as the Zephyr_C. +However, unlike any Xenon or Zephyr, later productions of the Falcon also fixed the underlying cause of most RRoD issues with fixed versions of the Rhea GPU on newly manufactured consoles. + +- Consoles: Arcade, Pro/Premium 20 GB & 60 GB, Elite 120 GB, and very late Halo 3 edition +- **65 nm** IBM CPU (Loki) +- Rhea GPU + - 90 nm ATI GPU (Xenos C2) + - 90 nm on-chip eDRAM **(Styx-65)** + - Late models that were either repaired by MS or manufactured **after** May 2008 recieved fixed Rhea GPUs that addressed the low-tg underfill issue, thus not being prone to the RRoD issue. +- HDMI video output +- **175 Watt** PSU (2V rated for 14.2A, new connector) +- New CPU heat sink + the GPU heat sink with heat pipe +- Fewer voltage regulators, capacitors and inductors +- Cheaper CPU cooler made of a single alumnium block rather than using the previous heatpipe + heatfins design +- 3 pin fan connector +- RAM removed from bottom of mainboard on later models +- New warranty sticker on later models +- Shipping with Hitachi 79, BenQ, and new Lite-On 7XXX series DVD Drive + + +### Opus + +**Opus** motherboards started to appear in July 2008, to people who had +sent in their RRoD Xenon consoles. +The Opus motherboard is essentially a Falcon motherboard, but without the +HDMI connector, so that they could fit into the original Xenon cases that were sent-in for repair. +All Opus motherboards also came with fixed GPUs, which means they also have similarly high reliability to Jasper/Tonasket + + - Consoles: Core, Pro/Premium 20 GB + - Falcon-based board + - **65 nm** IBM CPU (Loki) + - Rhea GPU + - 90 nm ATI GPU (Xenos C2) + - 90 nm on-chip eDRAM **(Styx-65)** + - **No HDMI** video output - 175 Watt PSU (2V rated for 14.2A, new connector) - - Updated Heat sinks - - Falcon CPU cooler - - Zephyr GPU cooler - - 3 pin fan connector - - Shipping with Hitachi, Samsung, BenQ and Lite-On 7XXX DVD-Drive - - **Opus only available from Xenon being repaired by MS**. + - Updated heat sinks + - Falcon CPU cooler (alumnium) + - Zephyr GPU cooler (extended heatpipe) + - 3-pin fan connector + - New warranty sticker. + - Shipping with BenQ or Lite-On 7XXX series DVD Drive + - **Opus only available from a Xenon being repaired by MS in 2008** + - All Opus motherboards have fixed GPUs like late Falcons, so they also have strong reliability. - Very Rare -## [Jasper](./Jasper.md) (V4) +## Jasper + +Jasper introduced the 65 nm GPU to reduce power usage and cost further. +The new power supply is rated for 150 Watt, down from 175 Watt on the Falcon. +The Amperage on the 12V rail is down to 12.1A (12.1A x 12V = 145.2W). -Jasper introduced the 65nm GPU to reduce power usage and cost further. -The new power supply is rated for 150 Watt, down from 175 Watt on the -Falcon. The Amperage on the 12V rail is down to 12.1A (12.1A x 12V = -145.2W). +The on-board flash for motherboards that came with Arcade models has also increased to allow the new NXE (New Xbox +Experience) dashboard update to reside internally, instead of requiring an external memory unit or a hard drive. -The on-board flash has also increased to allow the new NXE (New Xbox -Experience) dashboard update to reside internally, instead of requiring -a memory unit or the hard drive. +The connections required to [dump/flash the NAND](../../../Hacks/NAND_Reading.md) are the **same** as all previous models. - - Consoles: Arcade 256MB & 512MB, Pro/Premium 60GB, Elite 120GB & - 250GB and Resident Evil 5 console - - 65nm IBM CPU - - **65nm** ATI GPU with 80nm on-chip - [eDRAM](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EDRAM) +Performing the [SMC Hack](../../../Hacks/SMC_Hack.md) requires the same wiring +as Zephyr, Opus, and Falcon mainboards. This is a slightly different set +of connections than those required for the Xenon mainboard. + + - Consoles: Arcade 256 MB & 512 MB, Pro/Premium 60 GB, Elite 120 GB, & + 250 GB and Resident Evil 5 console + - 65 nm IBM CPU (Loki) + - Zeus GPU + - **65 nm** ATI GPU (Gunga) + - 90 nm on-chip eDRAM (Styx-90) - **150 Watt** PSU (12V rated for 12.1A, new connector) - - Arcade Edition Larger Flash **256MB** or 512MB Hynix HY27UF082G2B - on-board flash, up from 16MB HY27US08281A flash, to accommodate the - NXE update. - - New Southbridge chipset - - Ram removed from bottom of mainboard - - New style CPU Heat sink + the GPU heat sink with heat pipe - - 3 pin fan connector. - - New Warranty Sticker. - - Shipping with LiteOn 7XXX/8XXX/V2/9XXX DVD-Drivers. - - Least likely to red ring of death (RRoD) due to the less heat being - outputted by the chips - -## Jasper (V4.1) - -Same as Jasper (V4), minor changes. - - - Consoles: Arcade 512MB, Elite 120GB & 250GB, Modern Warfare 2 + - Arcade Editions have larger internal flash memory (either 256 MB or 512 MB) on-board flash, up from 16 MB flash, to accommodate NXE's (New Xbox Experience) SysExt partition. + - New [southbridge](../Southbridge.md) chipset (PSB) that enables support for the on-board memory units + - Ram removed from bottom of mainboard on all models + - Same heatsinks as Falcon + - 3-pin fan connector + - All consoles have the newer warranty sticker + - Shipping with LiteOn 7XXX/8XXX/V2/9XXX DVD Drives + +### Tonasket + +Similar to Jasper, other than some minor changes. + + - Consoles: Arcade 512 MB, Elite 120 GB & 250 GB, Modern Warfare 2 consoles and Final Fantasy 13 consoles - - 65nm [eDRAM](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EDRAM) (?) - - New [Southbridge](../Southbridge.md) chipset - - Arcade Edition Larger Flash 256MB and **512MB** to accommodate NXE - (Removes 256MB Memory Card) + - Kronos GPU + - 65 nm GPU (Gunga) + - **65 nm** eDRAM (Styx-65) + - New [southbridge](../Southbridge.md) chipset + - Arcade Editions only use **512 MB**, unlike Jasper - Shipping with Lite-On 8XXXV2/9XXX DVD-Drivers. - JTAG Hack / SMC patched on CB level - - Xenon style GPU heat sink with Falcon style CPU heat sink - - Special edition consoles: Modern Warfare 2 Consoles + - Xenon-style GPU heat sink with Falcon/Jasper style CPU heat sink + - Special edition consoles: Modern Warfare 2 edition - Last of the original style 360 systems -## Trinity/[Valhalla](./Trinity.md) (V5) \[New Slim Xbox 360\] +## Trinity \[Xbox 360 S\] +Trinity is the codename of the first motherboard used in the Xbox 360 S, and is the sixth motherboard revision overall. It was originally believed that its codename was Valhalla, but after looking through debug files, it was found that this is not the case. Valhalla was actually the pre-release code name of the XCGPU chip. + +It no longer has external Memory Unit ports. It has a special port for connecting the Kinect peripheral, which provides 12V power to the device instead of plugging it in separately. It also features a single chip that contains the CPU, GPU and eDRAM onto one XCGPU chip, and as a result, the motherboard is much smaller than the original. It contains an internal USB port which has a 2.4 GHz 802.11n Wi-Fi card inserted. The HDD port was also changed, making it much smaller and flush against the case. - - Consoles: 4GB Arcade, Elite 250GB and Halo Reach Console - - Unified single chip with CPU, GPU and - [eDRAM](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EDRAM) at 45nm process. - - 16MB NAND - - 135 Watt PSU + - Consoles: 4 GB (Matte black), 250 GB (Glossy black), Halo Reach edition, and Gears of War edition + - Unified CPU, GPU, and eDRAM on one chip called **Vejle**. + - CPU and GPU are on one combined die made on the 45 nm process. + - eDRAM is a seperate daughter die, and it's the same Styx-65 design used on the [Tonasket](Jasper.md#Tonasket)'s Kronos. + - 16 MB NAND + - 135 Watt PSU (dual barrel plug) - 802.11n Wi-Fi integrated - - No more Memory Unit ports - - Separate Kinect port - - Different HDD port - - Smaller form factor - - 4GB internal Memory on small Daughter board - - No more RROD, simple red power light on error (unknown on more - detail) - -## Corona - -Referenced in 20353 xbdm.dll, nothing known right now, possibly the -newer cheaper XDKs? - -Information on this board so far: - - - Many say that it is a Trinity Revision (Trinity v2) - - Console: Forza 4 250 GB (This board was found in a Forza 4 bundle) - - Manufacture Date: 8-17-2011 - - No HANA Chip, it's integrated into the Southbridge - - 115 W PSU - - CPU: 45 nm Combined Chip (Basicaly the CPU and GPU are combined) - - HDMI Enabled - -The interesting thing is that it seems that Microsoft knew about the -Reset Glitch Hack, so they removed the HANA Chip. So it seems Microsoft -found the exploit days before GliGli brought it out for the public. - -Corona Sources: + - No more external Memory Unit ports + - Built-in Kinect port + - HDD is redesigned to connect to the console directly with SATA, unlike the previous fat model. + - Smaller form factor than previous model + - On 4 GB consoles, there is a 4 GB Memory Unit on small daughter board + - No more RROD; major errors will show an RDOD (Red Dot of Death) on the center LED rather than the player LEDs. + +## Corona \[Xbox 360 S\] +**Corona** is the codename for the second Xbox 360 S motherboard, and is the eighth revision overall. Its main distinguishing attribute is that it uses a new Southbridge, which integrated the [Ethernet IC](../Ethernet.md) & HANA into it. + + - Consoles: 4 GB (Matte black), 250 GB (Matte black), Gears of War edition, Modern Warfare 3 edition, Star Wars edition, White-colored special edition + - Same Vejle XCGPU as Trinity + - No HANA Chip; it's integrated into the Southbridge + - 115 W PSU (dual barrel plug) + - Built-in Kinect port + - 4 GB consoles with this board instead integrated the 4 GB memory onto the motherboard itself, by using a 4 GB TSOP on the bottom of the board controlled with a Phison PS7000. + - Same SATA port as Trinity + - Same Red Dot error code as Trinity + - Some versions of the board disconnected the CPU_POST traces + +The interesting thing is that it seems Microsoft knew about the Reset Glitch Hack, so they removed the HANA Chip. +Thus, it seems Microsoft found the exploit days before GliGli brought it out for the public. + +### Waitsburg +Minor revision to the Corona. + + - Consoles: 4 GB (Matte black), 250 GB (Matte black), Star Wars edition, White-colored special edition, and Halo 4 edition + - Same Vejle XCGPU as Trinity/Corona + - No HANA Chip; it's integrated into the Southbridge + - 115 W PSU (dual barrel plug) + - Built-in Kinect port + - 4 GB NAND is now an eMMC package instead of a TSOP + PS7000 + - Same SATA port as Trinity + - Same Red Dot error code as Trinity + - All versions of the board disconnected the CPU_POST traces + +## Stingray \[Xbox 360 E\] +Stingray is the launch motherboard for the Xbox 360 E model, and was essentially just a cut-down version of the Corona/Waitsburg made to fit in the Xbox 360 E chassis. + + - Consoles: 4 GB (Matte/Glossy black), 250 GB (Matte/Glossy black), 500 GB Wal-Mart bundle (Blue, rare) + - Same Vejle XCGPU as Trinity/Corona + - No HANA Chip; it's integrated into the Southbridge + - 115 W PSU (single barrel plug) + - Built-in Kinect port + - 4 GB NAND is now an eMMC package instead of a TSOP + PS7000 + - 4 USB ports instead of 5 + - Old AV port connector is removed; replaced with 3.5 mm TRRS composite jack. + - Front panel audio IC (ISD2130) has been removed + - Smaller form factor than previous S model + - Same SATA port as Trinity/Corona + - Red dot error code is slightly modified from how it's displayed on Trinity/Corona + - If you get the secondary error code in a Red Dot state by holding Sync and pressing eject, the console shows it by blinking the LED to represent the number, due to this model using different RF boards that don't have player LEDs. + +## Barracuda \[Xbox 360 E\] +Barracuda is the final retail motherboard ever released for the Xbox 360. It is the most cost reduced board to date, and features a unique CPU revision. + + - Consoles: 4 GB (Matte/Glossy black), 250 GB (Matte/Glossy black), 500 GB Wal-Mart bundle (Blue) + - New **32 nm** XCGPU codenamed **Oban** + - CPU, GPU, and now eDRAM are all inside one single die. + - **Patched Reset Glitch Hack exploit** at a hardware level (PLL, EXT_CLK, & POST, are disabled through the eFuses, and RST is latched) + - No HANA Chip; it's integrated into the Southbridge + - 115 W PSU (single barrel plug) + - Built-in Kinect port + - 4 GB NAND is now an eMMC package instead of a TSOP + PS7000 + - 4 USB ports instead of 5 + - Old AV port connector is removed; replaced with 3.5 mm TRRS composite jack. + - Same SATA port as Trinity/Corona + - Red dot error code is slightly modified from how it's displayed on Trinity/Corona + - If you get the secondary error code in a Red Dot state by holding Sync and pressing eject, the console shows it by blinking the LED to represent the number, due to this model using different RF boards that don't have player LEDs. + + +Sources: [Source 1](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xbox_360_technical_specifications#List_of_revisions) [Source 2](https://web.archive.org/web/20160515071713/http://www.xboxhacker.org/index.php?topic=17143.0) +[Source 3](https://xenonlibrary.com/wikiCorona) [Category: Hardware](../../index.md) diff --git a/docs/Hardware/Console/Xenon_(CPU).md b/docs/Hardware/Console/Xenon_(CPU).md index ae522a5c..bb9dd7ba 100644 --- a/docs/Hardware/Console/Xenon_(CPU).md +++ b/docs/Hardware/Console/Xenon_(CPU).md @@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ core has two symmetric hardware threads (SMT), for a total of six hardware threads available to games. Each individual core also includes 32 KiB of L1 instruction cache and 32 KiB of L1 data cache. -## Specifications +## Specifications (Waternoose DD2) - The package is a 2-2-2 FC-PBGA, measuring 31mm by 31mm - 168 mm2 die size; one cpu core is about 28mm2 diff --git a/docs/index.md b/docs/index.md index 54247778..7de3a42e 100644 --- a/docs/index.md +++ b/docs/index.md @@ -254,9 +254,7 @@ Join us on [IRC](Support/IRC.md) or [Discord](Support/Discord.md)! [Xbox 360 Motherboards](./Hardware/Console/Motherboard.md) -[Xbox Revision Identification](./Hardware/Console/Revisions/Identification.md) - -[Xbox Revisions](./Hardware/Console/Revisions/index.md) +[Xbox 360 Revisions](.Identification/Hardware/Console/Revisions/index.md) [Xbox 360 System Software](./System-Software/360_System_Software.md)