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Most motherboards have several sub-revisions which are also listed here for every revision. On fat motherboards, the subrevision is denoted by the number after the last hyphen in the item No. On slim motherboards, it is written after the board number (e.g. GH-032-11). For PSX (DESR) motherboards, see [[PSX#Motherboards|PSX motherboards]]. For arcade systems, see [[Arcade Boards]].
Most motherboards have several sub-revisions that are not listed separately. On fat motherboards, the subrevision is denoted by the number after the last hyphen in the item No. On slim motherboards, it is written after the board number (e.g. GH-032-11).


==Playstation 2 Fat Motherboard Models==
==Playstation 2 Fat Motherboard Models==
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====[[GH-001]]====
====[[GH-001]]====
[[File:z85vXfx.jpg|200px]] [[File:E2TVwAh.jpg|200px]] [[File:urby5mH.jpg|200px]]
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* Year 2000
* Year 2000
* Models SCPH-10000
* Models SCPH-10000
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====[[GH-003]]====
====[[GH-003]]====
[[File:FXJNbos.png|200px]] [[File:RubTLd4.png|200px]] [[File:kfiSvsA.jpg|200px]] [[File:X7oOTte.jpg|200px]] [[File:rX2KLgg.jpg|200px]] [[File:PE6RRcO.jpg|200px]] [[File:K07opdQ.jpg|200px]]
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* Year 2000
* Year 2000
* Models SCPH-15000 (reported as SCPH-10000 in version info), SCPH-18000 (besides GH-008)
* Models SCPH-15000, SCPH-18000 (besides GH-008)
* Chassis A (in SCPH-15000), A+ (in SCPH-18000)
* Chassis A (in SCPH-15000), A+ (in SCPH-18000)
* First board to use a blue solder mask, as do most later boards (with some exceptions)
* First board to use a blue solder mask, as do most later boards (with some exceptions)
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* Some small component changes (resistor packs instead of discrete resistors between EE and GS and some other places, some other small SMD components changed around GS and near the drive connector etc)
* Some small component changes (resistor packs instead of discrete resistors between EE and GS and some other places, some other small SMD components changed around GS and near the drive connector etc)
* In SCPH-15000, DVD player still needs to be installed first (in a newer, partially fixed version (v 1.01), that seemingly can also be used on SCPH-10000), but BIOS disallows use of the buggy version 1.00
* In SCPH-15000, DVD player still needs to be installed first (in a newer, partially fixed version (v 1.01), that seemingly can also be used on SCPH-10000), but BIOS disallows use of the buggy version 1.00
* In SCPH-18000, DVD player is preinstalled (version 2.00)
* In SCPH-18000, DVD player is preinstalled (v 2.0)
* In SCPH-18000, it has a different boot-ROM installed on a daughter board on the bottom, while the normal bootrom pads are left unpopulated
* In SCPH-18000, it has a different boot-ROM installed on a daughter board on the bottom, while the normal bootrom pads are left unpopulated
* Updated MechaCon for speedier tray opening/closing
* Updated MechaCon for speedier tray opening/closing
* Depending on which components are installed on this board at certain positions, GH-003 boards support ''either'' the Sony [[RF-Amp]] CXA2605R (daughter board GM-038) '''or''' the Texas Instruments SP3727A RF-Amp (daughter board GM-042)
* On the [[CDVD Drive]] daughter board, GH-003 boards support either the Sony [[RF-Amp]] CXA2605R (daughter board GM-038) or the Texas Instruments SP3727A RF-Amp (daughter board GM-042), depending on which components are installed on this board at certain positions
** on -21, a jumper labeled "TI" next to MechaCon identifies which RF-amp is supported; the jumper is just a marking and does not change anything electrically, while the actual differences are some other component changes
**on -21, a jumper labeled "TI" next to MechaCon identifies which RF-amp is supported; the jumper is just a marking and does not change anything electrically, while the actual differences are some other component changes
* Known sub-revisions: 1-679-266-xx
* Known sub-revisions: 1-679-266-xx
** -11
** -11  
** -21
** -21


====[[GH-004]] + [[GD-011]]====
====[[GH-004]] + [[GD-011]]====
[[File:ZpSFKpc.jpg|200px]] [[File:zVFDxHs.jpg|200px]] [[File:FtH6P1P.jpg|200px]] [[File:EEQnVN5.jpg|200px]]
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* Year 2000
* Year 2000
* Models SCPH-30001
* Models SCPH-30001
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* Has DVD-player preinstalled, just like every later board
* Has DVD-player preinstalled, just like every later board
* Has alternate solder pads for either 2 separate ROMs for BIOS and DVD-player (informally known as no-gap-BIOS) or a single ROM containing both (informally known as gap-BIOS)
* Has alternate solder pads for either 2 separate ROMs for BIOS and DVD-player (informally known as no-gap-BIOS) or a single ROM containing both (informally known as gap-BIOS)
* Has a daughterboard (GD-011, '''not''' the same as GD-012 with GH-005) containing voltage regulators, Syscon, EEPROM, RTC (with battery) and CR2032 coin cell
* Has a daughterboard (GD-011, '''not''' the same as with GH-005) containing voltage regulators, Syscon, EEPROM, RTC (with battery) and CR2032 coin cell
** The large 4-pin connection between the motherboard and the daughterboard is sometimes or always soldered and needs to be desoldered to take them apart; some consoles might have a different connector that can be disconnected, though
** The large 4-pin connection between the motherboard and the daughterboard is sometimes or always soldered and needs to be desoldered to take them apart; some consoles might have a different connector that can be disconnected, though
** This connection carries high-current supply voltages for EE and GS; other voltages are supplied through the other connector
** This connection carries high-current supply voltages for EE and GS; other voltages are supplied through the other connector
** With GH-004/GD-011, these voltages are two separate rails of 1.5V, one for EE, one for GS, which is different from GH-005/GD-012
* Known sub-revisions: 1-680-109-xx
* Known sub-revisions: 1-680-109-xx
** -12
** -12
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* US launch revision (together with GH-004)
* US launch revision (together with GH-004)
* Has DVD-player preinstalled, just like every later board
* Has DVD-player preinstalled, just like every later board
* Probably exists to make use of remaining first revision GS (CXD2934GB) stock, otherwise mostly identical to GH-004
* Probably exists to make use of remaining first revision GS (CXD2934GB) stock
* Has alternate solder pads for either 2 separate ROMs for BIOS and DVD-player (informally known as no-gap-BIOS) or a single ROM containing both (informally known as gap-BIOS)
* Has alternate solder pads for either 2 separate ROMs for BIOS and DVD-player (informally known as no-gap-BIOS) or a single ROM containing both (informally known as gap-BIOS)
* Has a daughterboard (GD-012, '''not''' the same as GD-011 with GH-004) containing voltage regulators, Syscon, EEPROM, RTC (with battery) and CR2032 coin cell  
* Has a daughterboard (GD-012, '''not''' the same as with GH-004) containing voltage regulators, Syscon, EEPROM, RTC (with battery) and CR2032 coin cell
** The large 4-pin connection between the motherboard and the daughterboard is sometimes or always soldered and needs to be desoldered to take them apart; some consoles might have a different connector that can be disconnected, though
** The large 4-pin connection between the motherboard and the daughterboard is sometimes or always soldered and needs to be desoldered to take them apart; some consoles might have a different connector that can be disconnected, though
** This connection carries high-current supply voltages for EE and GS; other voltages are supplied through the other connector
** This connection carries high-current supply voltages for EE and GS; other voltages are supplied through the other connector
** With GH-005/GD-012, these voltages are one rail of 1.5V for EE and one rail of 2.5V for GS, which is different from GH-004/GD-011
* Known sub-revisions: 1-680-607-xx
* Known sub-revisions: 1-680-607-xx
** -11
** -11


====[[GH-006]] + [[GD-013]]====
====[[GH-006]] + [[GD-013]]====
[[File:zVzhizW.jpeg|200px]] [[File:ks1y4Hc.jpg|200px]] [[File:FMO30ZH.jpg|200px]] [[File:P17hD75.jpg|200px]]
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* Year 2000-2001
* Year 2000 - 2001
* Models SCPH-30001, SCPH-30003, SCPH-30004
* Models SCPH-30001, SCPH-30002, SCPH-30004
* Chassis C
* Chassis C
* European launch revision (together with GH-007)
* European launch revision (together with GH-007)
* Completely interchangeable with GH-007
* Has a daughterboard (GD-013, same as with GH-007) containing voltage regulators, Syscon, EEPROM, RTC (with battery) and CR2032 coin cell
* Has a daughterboard (GD-013, same as with GH-007) containing voltage regulators, Syscon, EEPROM, RTC (with battery) and CR2032 coin cell
** High-current voltage regulation for EE and GS has moved back to the motherboard. Since the high-current supply voltage for GS was the difference between the daughter boards of GH-004 and GH-005, this change allowed both, GH-006 and GH-007, to use the same daughter board GD-013.
* Known sub-revisions: 1-680-685-xx
* Known sub-revisions: 1-680-685-xx
** -11 ''Has solder pads for 2 separate ROMs for BIOS and DVD-player (informally known as no-gap-BIOS)''
** -11 ''Has solder pads for 2 separate ROMs for BIOS and DVD-player (informally known as no-gap-BIOS)''
** -12 ''Has solder pads for 2 separate ROMs for BIOS and DVD-player (informally known as no-gap-BIOS)''
** -21 ''Has solder pads for a single ROM containing both, BIOS and DVD-player (informally known as gap-BIOS)''
** -21 ''Has solder pads for a single ROM containing both, BIOS and DVD-player (informally known as gap-BIOS)''


====[[GH-007]] + [[GD-013]]====
====[[GH-007]] + [[GD-013]]====
[[File:c8rkdJj.jpg|200px]] [[File:ZcNo78l.jpg|200px]] [[File:FMO30ZH.jpg|200px]] [[File:P17hD75.jpg|200px]]
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* Year 2000-2001
* Year 2000 - 2001
* Models SCPH-30001, SCPH-30002, SCPH-30003, SCPH-30004
* Models SCPH-30002, SCPH-30003, SCPH-30004
* Chassis C'
* Chassis C'
* European launch revision (together with GH-006)
* European launch revision (together with GH-006)
* Probably exists to make use of remaining first revision GS (CXD2934GB) stock together with the necessary differences of the voltage generation circuit, otherwise mostly identical to GH-006
* Completely interchangeable with GH-006
* Probably exists to make use of remaining first revision GS (CXD2934GB) stock
* Has a daughterboard (GD-013, same as with GH-006) containing voltage regulators, Syscon, EEPROM, RTC (with battery) and CR2032 coin cell
* Has a daughterboard (GD-013, same as with GH-006) containing voltage regulators, Syscon, EEPROM, RTC (with battery) and CR2032 coin cell
** High-current voltage regulation for EE and GS has moved back to the motherboard. Since the high-current supply voltage for GS was the difference between the daughter boards of GH-004 and GH-005, this change allowed both, GH-006 and GH-007, to use the same daughter board GD-013.
* Known sub-revisions: 1-680-710-xx
* Known sub-revisions: 1-680-710-xx  
** -11 ''Has solder pads for 2 separate ROMs for BIOS and DVD-player (informally known as no-gap-BIOS)''
** -11 ''Has solder pads for 2 separate ROMs for BIOS and DVD-player (informally known as no-gap-BIOS)''
** -21 ''Has solder pads for a single ROM containing both, BIOS and DVD-player (informally known as gap-BIOS)''
** -21 ''Has solder pads for a single ROM containing both, BIOS and DVD-player (informally known as gap-BIOS)''


====[[GH-008]]====
====[[GH-008]]====
[[File:GH-008 top.jpg|200px]] [[File:GH-008 bottom.jpg|200px]] [[File:GH-008 bottom 2.jpg|200px]] [[File:GH-008 GS.jpg|200px]] [[File:GH-008 Mechacon.jpg|200px]] [[File:GH-008 BIOS.jpg|200px]]
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* Year 2000-2001
* Year 2000-2001
* Models  SCPH-18000
* Models  SCPH-18000
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* First japanese version with built-in DVD player (besides later GH-003 boards that were also used in SCPH-18000 consoles at the same time)
* First japanese version with built-in DVD player (besides later GH-003 boards that were also used in SCPH-18000 consoles at the same time)
* Has alternate solder pads for either 2 separate ROMs for BIOS and DVD-player (informally known as no-gap-BIOS) or a single ROM containing both (informally known as gap-BIOS)
* Has alternate solder pads for either 2 separate ROMs for BIOS and DVD-player (informally known as no-gap-BIOS) or a single ROM containing both (informally known as gap-BIOS)
* Uses (mostly) B-chassis components (e.g. EE and GS) in an A/A+-chassis form factor, hence the name
* Uses (mostly) B-chasssis components in an A-chassis form factor, hence the name
* Known sub-revisions: 1-681-225-xx
* Known sub-revisions: 1-681-225-xx
** -11
** -11


=== GH-01X===
===GH-01X===


====[[GH-010]]====
====[[GH-010]]====
[[File:GH-010 top.jpg|240px]] [[File:GH-010 bottom.jpg|240px]]
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* Year 2001
* Year  
* Models SCPH-30001, SCPH-30003, SCPH-30004
* Models SCPH-30000, SCPH-30001, SCPH-30002, SCPH-30003 (serial prefix "B"), SCPH-35001, SCPH-35002, SCPH-35003, SCPH-35004, SCPH-35005
* Chassis D
* Chassis D
* Completely redesigned
* Known sub-revisions: 1-681-693-xx
* All drive electronics and all voltage regulation now on motherboard
* Known sub-revisions: 1-681-693-xx
** -11
** -11
** -12
** -12


====[[GH-012]]====
====[[GH-012]]====
[[File:GH-012 top.jpg|240px|frameless]] [[File:GH-012 bottom.jpg|240px|frameless]]
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* Year 2001
* Year
* Models SCPH-30003, SCPH-35003GT, SCPH-35004GT
* Models
* Chassis D'
* Chassis D'
* All drive electronics and all voltage regulation now on motherboard
* Probably exists to make use of remaining first revision GS (CXD2934GB) stock
* Probably exists to make use of remaining first revision GS (CXD2934GB) stock together with the necessary differences of the voltage generation circuit, otherwise mostly identical to GH-010
* Known sub-revisions: 1-682-236-xx
* Known sub-revisions: 1-682-236-xx
** -11
** -11


====[[GH-013]]====
====[[GH-013]]====
[[File:pQRz6sR.jpg|200px]] [[File:o0htkkn.jpg|200px]]
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* Year 2001
* Year
* Models SCPH-30001R, SCPH-30003, SCPH-30003R, SCPH-30004R, SCPH-35001GT
* Models
* Chassis D
* Chassis D
* Only some minor component/layout changes compared to GH-010/GH-012/GH-014, e.g. different resistor networks
* Known sub-revisions: 1-682-770-xx
* Known sub-revisions: 1-682-770-xx
** -11
** -11
** -21
** -21
** -31
** -31
** -41
** -51


====[[GH-014]]====
====[[GH-014]]====
[[File:Gh-014-front.png|200x200px]] [[File:Gh-014-back.png|200x200px]]
* Year
* Year 2001
* Models
* Models SCPH-30000, SCPH-35003GT
* Chassis D'
* Chassis D'
* Seems to be based on an older design than GH-013, as it's mostly identical to GH-012 except for very few component changes around the gamepad/memory-card connector (also has a lower part number than GH-013)
* Probably exists to make use of remaining first revision GS (CXD2934GB) stock
* Probably exists to make use of remaining first revision GS (CXD2934GB) stock together with the necessary differences of the voltage generation circuit, otherwise mostly identical to GH-010/GH-012 besides the aforementioned component change
* Known sub-revisions: 1-682-717-xx
* Known sub-revisions: 1-682-717-xx
** -11
** -11


====[[GH-015]]====
====[[GH-015]]====
[[File:GH-015 front.jpg|200px]] [[File:GH-015 back.jpg|200px]] [[File:IGiUnLZ.jpg|200px]] [[File:fBQ45MM.jpg|200px]]
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* Year 2001-2002
* Year  
* Models  SCPH-30000, SCPH-30001R, SCPH-30002R, SCPH-30003R, SCPH-30004R, SCPH-30005R, SCPH-30006R, SCPH-30007R
* Models  SCPH-30000R, SCPH-30001R, SCPH-30002R, SCPH-30003R, SCPH-30004R, SCPH-30005R, SCPH-30006R
* Chassis F
* Chassis F
* Many layout/component changes, different shape
* EEPROM + RTC integrated into single chip on some subrevisions of this board and on any later boards
* New [[MechaCon]]-revision in BGA case (this is NOT the "Dragon" MechaCon used from GH-023 onwards)
* New [[MechaCon]]-revision in BGA case (this is NOT the "Dragon" MechaCon used from GH-023 onwards)
* Battery holder moved back to motherboard
* EEPROM + RTC integrated into single chip on some subrevisions of this board
* Some sub-revisions have a reversed Power/Eject connector, which is only used in F-chassis
** '''These sub-revisions also require a switch-board with a reversed connector!''' (Else, even if you twist the cable so that the contact surfaces touch, the pinout would be mirrored)
*** Similar to the C/C'-chassis switch-board
* The last retail board (together with GH-016) to use the old DSP (CXD1886Q)
* Known sub-revisions: 1-683-434-xx
* Known sub-revisions: 1-683-434-xx
** -11 ''Has the normal Power/Eject connector''
** -11
** -12 ''Has the normal Power/Eject connector''
** -12
**-21 ''Has the ? Power/Eject connector''
** -21
**-22 ''Has the ? Power/Eject connector''
** -22 ''mentioned in service manual; not seen in the wild''
**-31 ''Has the normal Power/Eject connector''
** -31
**-41 ''Has the normal Power/Eject connector''
** -41
**-51 ''Has the ? Power/Eject connector''
** -51


====[[GH-016]]====
====[[GH-016]]====
[[File:Gh-016-front.png|200x200px]] [[File:Gh-016-back.png|200x200px]]
* Year
* Year 2001-2002
* Models SCPH-30000
*Models SCPH-30000
* Chassis D (apparently, Sony started designing this board after the F-chassis board GH-015)
*Chassis D' (despite this being a D'-chassis board, it was designed after the F-chassis/GH-015 board)
* Probably only used in japanese consoles
*Probably only used in Japanese consoles; thus rarely seen in the West
* Apparently the last board to use the old GS (CXD2934GB)
*The last retail board to use the old GS (CXD2934GB)
* Known sub-revisions: 1-683-683-xx
*The last retail board (together with GH-015) to use the old DSP (CXD1886Q)
** -11
*Mostly similar to GH-014, but incorporating some component changes of GH-013 like the different resistor networks, and the same thermal sensor as GH-015
* Uses a simplified voltage generation circuit, somewhat similar to that of GH-015, but with some necessary changes for the old GS
*Known sub-revisions: 1-683-683-xx
**-11


====[[GH-017]]====
====[[GH-017]]====
[[File:GH-017 front.jpg|200px]] [[File:GH-017 back.jpg|200px]] [[File:GH-017 detail.jpg|200px]]
* Year
* Year 2002
* Models
*Models SCPH-39001
* Chassis G
*Chassis G
* SPU2's RAM is integrated into the SPU2 chip itself
*SPU2's RAM is integrated into the SPU2 chip itself
* Known sub-revisions: 1-685-425-xx
*Has a revised A/V output circuit built around the CXM4000R IC, which is used up to including GH-029 fat PS2s from here on
** -11 ''mentioned in service manual, not seen in the wild?''
*Introduces the CXD3098Q [[DSP]], which is used up to including GH-061 slim PS2s from here on
** -21 ''mentioned in service manual, not seen in the wild?''
*Known sub-revisions: 1-685-425-xx  
**-11
**-21


====[[GH-018]]====
====[[GH-018]]====
* Year 2002
* Year
*Models SCPH-39003
* Models
*Chassis G
* Chassis G
*Simplified voltage regulation section (the voltage regulation circuit of GH-017 was mostly identical to that of GH-015)
* Known sub-revisions: 1-685-573-xx
*Known sub-revisions: 1-685-573-xx
** -11
**-11


====[[GH-019]]====
====[[GH-019]]====
[[File:Fj7rsfX.jpg|200px]] [[File:LY22uCZ.jpg|200px]]
<imgur w="240">Fj7rsfX.jpg</imgur> <imgur w="240">LY22uCZ.jpg</imgur>
* Year 2002
* Year  
*Models  SCPH-37000, SCPH-39001, SCPH-39003, SCPH-39004
* Models  SCPH-37000, SCPH-39000, SCPH-39001, SCPH-39002, SCPH-39003, SCPH-39004, SCPH-39006, SCPH-39007, SCPH-39008
*Chassis G
* Chassis G
*Small component/layout changes in voltage regulation
* Known sub-revisions: 1-685-775-xx
*Known sub-revisions: 1-685-775-xx
** -11
**-11
** -21
**-21
** -31
**-31
** -41
**-41
**-51


===GH-02X===
===GH-02X===


====[[GH-022]]====
====[[GH-022]]====
[[File:ELet6nU.jpeg|200px]] [[File:9RuRQuE.jpeg|200px]]
<imgur w=240>ELet6nU.jpeg</imgur> <imgur w=240>9RuRQuE.jpeg</imgur>
* Year 2002-2003
* Year  
*Models SCPH-39000, SCPH-39001, SCPH-39003, SCPH-39004, SCPH-39010
* Models SCPH-37000, SCPH-39000, SCPH-39001, SCPH-39002, SCPH-39003, SCPH-39004, SCPH-39006, SCPH-39007, SCPH-39008
*Chassis G
* Chassis G
*Smaller package for IOP RAM
* Known sub-revisions: 1-686-786-xx
* Some minor component changes (e.g. fan driver circuit)
** -11
*The last retail board to include the iLink port
** -21
*Known sub-revisions: 1-686-786-xx
** -31
**-11
** -41
**-21
** -61
**-31
**-41
**-51
**-61


====[[GH-023]]====
====[[GH-023]]====
[[File:ebpNieG.jpg|200px]] [[File:rJb6oXB.jpg|200px]]
<imgur w=240>ebpNieG.jpg</imgur> <imgur w=240>rJb6oXB.jpg</imgur>
* Year 2003-2004 (copyright date of 2002 is written on this motherboard)
* Year
*Models SCPH-50000, SCPH-50001, SCPH-50002, SCPH-50003, SCPH-50004, SCPH-50005, SCPH-50006, SCPH-50007, SCPH-50008, SCPH-50009, SCPH-50010, SCPH-55000, SCPH-55005, SCPH-55006, SCPH-55007
* Models SCPH-50000, SCPH-50001, SCPH-50002, SCPH-50003, SCPH-50004, SCPH-50005, SCPH-50006, SCPH-50007, SCPH-55000
*Chassis H
* Chassis H
* This board and every later board comes with the newer ARM-based "Dragon" MechaCon, which also takes over the functions of SysCon as well as EEPROM and RTC
* This board and every later board comes with the newer ARM-based "Dragon" MechaCon, which also takes over the functions of SysCon as well as EEPROM and RTC
* This board and every later fat board uses different driver ICs (LA6508 and LB11971) for the drive electronics
* This board and every later fat board uses different driver ICs (LA6508 and LB11971) for the drive electronics; the LA6508 is known for dying/shorting and sometimes additionaly killing the laser with it
*New RF-amp/front-end-processor in drive electronics: Texas Instruments SP3727D (but also still support the older SP3727B RF-amp in early GH-023 boards)
* New RF-amp/front-end-processor in drive electronics: Texas Instruments SP3727D
*No iLink-port anymore
* No iLink-port anymore
*Added IR-receiver electronics, e.g. IC307 (some gate array) (the actual IR sensor is located on the Power/Eject button board)
* Known sub-revisions: 1-688-757-xx
*Known sub-revisions: 1-688-757-xx
** -11
**-11
** -21
**-21
** -31
**-31
** -41
**-41
** -51
**-51


====[[GH-026]]====
====[[GH-026]]====
[[File:w7aerrf.jpeg|200px]] [[File:AXDATsf.jpeg|200px]]
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* Year 2003-2004
* Year  
*Models  SCPH-50000, SCPH-50001, SCPH-50002, SCPH-50003, SCPH-50004, SCPH-50011, SCPH-55000
* Models  SCPH-50000, SCPH-50001, SCPH-50002, SCPH-50003, SCPH-50004, SCPH-50005, SCPH-50006, SCPH-50007
*Chassis I
* Chassis I
*[[SPU2]] + [[DEV9C]] combined into single chip (CXD2955R)
* SPU2 + SSBUS-Controller combined into single chip (CXD2955R)
*No dedicated IR receiver gate array IC (functionality likely integrated into new IOP revision)
* Known sub-revisions: 1-861-432-xx
* Many component and board layout changes
** -12
*Known sub-revisions: Sony part no. 1-861-432-xx, also 500-000043-0023 (different part number format)
** -22
**-12
** -32
**-13
**-22
**-23
**-32
**-33
**500-000043-0023
***It is unknown where these boards fit within the other GH-026 sub-revisions; probably equivalent to -43 or identical to -23?


====[[GH-027]]====
====GH-027====
* Year 2004?
* Existence of this board is unconfirmed; it is mentioned in some places on the internet
*Models SCPH-5X0XX?
* Year
*Chassis ?
* Models
*Existence of this board is unconfirmed, it is mentioned in some places on the internet (probably due to a mistake which has been copied afterwards). Likely does not exist at all.
* Chassis
*Known sub-revisions:
* Known sub-revisions:


====[[GH-029]]====  
====[[GH-029]]====  
[[File:GH-029 top.jpg|200px]] [[File:GH-029 bottom.jpg|200px]] [[File:n91FpMP.jpg|200px]] [[File:gcXS0M0.jpg|200px]]
<imgur w=240>n91FpMP.jpg</imgur> <imgur w=240>gcXS0M0.jpg</imgur>
* Year 2004
* Year 2004
*Models SCPH-50000MB/NH, SCPH-50000NB, SCPH-50004SS
* Models  
*Chassis J
* Chassis J
* Uses SP3751A RF-amp/front-end-processor for the optical pickup in the drive electronics, just like every slim PS2 until including GH-052 does, probably to support the PVR-702W pickup that is exclusively used in J-chassis consoles
* Uses SP3751A RF-amp/front-end-processor for the laser in the drive electronics, just like every slim PS2 until including GH-052 does, probably to support the PVR-702W laser that is exclusively used in J-chassis consoles
* Uses a 24-pin connector instead of 30-pin for the pickup cable, to support the PVR-702W optical pickup
* Uses a 24-pin connector insted of 30-pin for the laser cable, to support the PVR-702 laser
*Known sub-revisions: 1-862-116-xx
* Known sub-revisions: 1-862-116-xx
**-11
** -11
**-21
** -21


==Playstation 2 Slim Motherboard Models==
==Playstation 2 Slim Motherboard Models==
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====[[GH-032]]====
====[[GH-032]]====
[[File:TYPdcmA.jpg|200px]] [[File:Sony-PlayStation2-SCPH-70001-Motherboard-Bottom.jpg|200px]] [[File:58AsNqU.jpg|200px]] [[File:RiZrEC3.jpg|200px]]
<imgur w=240>58AsNqU.jpg</imgur> <imgur w=240>TYPdcmA.jpg</imgur> <imgur w=240>RiZrEC3.jpg</imgur>
* Year 2004-2005
* Year
*Models SCPH-700XX
* Models SCPH-70XXX
*Chassis K
* Chassis K
*Variant of K-chassis with separate EE and GS '''(requires different heatsink than GH-035!)'''
* Some sub-revisions employ a factory fix for the infamous laser-killing glitch
*Has a revised A/V output circuit built around the CXM4015R IC, which is used up to including GH-061 slim PS2s from here on
* Known sub-revisions:
* Some sub-revisions employ a factory fix for the infamous "laser"-killing glitch (which actually burns the focus and tracking coils in the optical pickup and sometimes also destroys the [[Drivers|driver IC]])
** -11 ''Does NOT have factory laser fix''
*Known sub-revisions:    
** -12 ''Does NOT have factory laser fix''
**-11 ''Does NOT have factory laser fix''
** -13 ''DOES have factory laser fix (bottom side of motherboard)''
**-12 ''Does NOT have factory laser fix''
** -21
**-13 ''DOES have factory laser fix (bottom side of motherboard)''
** -22 ''Does NOT have factory laser fix''
**-21 ''Does NOT have factory laser fix''
** -24 ''DOES have factory laser fix (bottom side of motherboard)''
**-22 ''Does NOT have factory laser fix''
** -31 ''Does NOT have factory laser fix''
**-24 ''DOES have factory laser fix (bottom side of motherboard)''
** -32 ''DOES have factory laser fix (bottom side of motherboard)''
**-31 ''Does NOT have factory laser fix''
** -34 ''DOES have factory laser fix (top side of motherboard)''
**-32 ''DOES have factory laser fix (either bottom or top side of motherboard)''  
** -44 ''DOES have factory laser fix (bottom side of motherboard)''
***There are actually (at least) 2 variants of this sub-revision. Why they weren't designated as different sub-revisions is not known.
** -54 ''DOES have factory laser fix (bottom side of motherboard)''
**-34 ''DOES have factory laser fix (top side of motherboard)''
** -64 ''DOES have factory laser fix (bottom side of motherboard)''
**-44 ''DOES have factory laser fix (bottom side of motherboard)''
**-53 ''DOES have factory laser fix (bottom side of motherboard)''
**-54 ''DOES have factory laser fix (bottom side of motherboard)''
**-64 ''DOES have factory laser fix (bottom side of motherboard)''


====[[GH-035]]====
====[[GH-035]]====
[[File:rav8ZM6.jpeg|200px]] [[File:Gzr9zjB.jpeg|200px]] 
<imgur w=240>rav8ZM6.jpeg</imgur> <imgur w=240>Gzr9zjB.jpeg</imgur>
* Year 2004-2005
* Year  
*Models SCPH-700XX
* Models SCPH-70XXX
*Chassis K
* Chassis K
*Variant of K-chassis with combined EE+GS '''(requires different heatsink than GH-032!)'''
* Some sub-revisions employ a factory fix for the infamous laser-killing glitch
*Has a revised A/V output circuit built around the CXM4015R IC, which is used up to including GH-061 slim PS2s from here on
* Known sub-revisions:
* Some sub-revisions employ a factory fix for the infamous "laser"-killing glitch (which actually burns the focus and tracking coils in the optical pickup and sometimes also destroys the [[Drivers|driver IC]])
** -11
*Known sub-revisions:  
** -21
**-11 ''Does NOT have factory laser fix''
** -31
**-21 ''Does NOT have factory laser fix''
** -32
**-22 ''Does NOT have factory laser fix''
** -41
**-23 ''DOES have factory laser fix (bottom side of motherboard)''
** -43
**-24 ''DOES have factory laser fix (bottom side of motherboard)''
** -61
**-31 ''Does NOT have factory laser fix''
** -71
**-32 ''Does NOT have factory laser fix''
**-41 ''Does NOT have factory laser fix''
**-42 ''DOES have factory laser fix (top side of motherboard)''
**-43 ''DOES have factory laser fix (top side of motherboard)''
**-51 ''Does NOT have factory laser fix''
**-61 ''Does NOT have factory laser fix''
**-62
**-63 ''DOES have factory laser fix (top side of motherboard)''
**-71 ''Does NOT have factory laser fix''
**-72 ''Does NOT have factory laser fix''


====[[GH-036]]====
====[[GH-036]]====
* Year 2005-2006
* Year  
*Models SCPH-750XX
* Models SCPH-75XXX
*Chassis L
* Chassis L
*Variant of L-chassis with combined EE+GS
* Introduces new PPC 405 based IOP with external 4MB DDR-SDRAM, which emulates functions of the old MIPS-based IOP as well as [[SPEED]]; has some compatibility issues
*Introduces new PPC 405 based IOP with external 4MB DDR-SDRAM, which emulates functions of the old MIPS-based IOP as well as [[SPEED]]; has some compatibility issues
* As the functions of SPEED were integrated into the IOP, having an SSBUS-controller became obsolete, thus the combined SSBUS-Controller + SPU2 chip (CXD2955R) that was introduced with GH-026 got "downgraded" to the older SPU2 (+SPU2 RAM) chip (CXD2947R), that was introduced way back with GH-017
*As the functions of SPEED were integrated into the IOP, [[DEV9C]] became obsolete, thus the combined DEV9C + SPU2 chip (CXD2955R) that was introduced with GH-026 got "downgraded" to the older SPU2 (+SPU2 RAM) chip (CXD2947R), that was introduced way back with GH-017
* Known sub-revisions:
*Known sub-revisions:  
** -51
**-51


====[[GH-037]]====
====[[GH-037]]====
[[File:GH-037 top.jpg|240px|frameless]] [[File:GH-037 bottom.jpg|240px|frameless]] [[File:GH-037-02_Front.jpg|240px|frameless]] [[File:GH-037-02_Back.jpg|240px|frameless]]
* Year  
* Year 2005-2006
* Models SCPH-75XXX
*Models SCPH-750XX
* Chassis L
*Chassis L
* Known sub-revisions:
*Variant of L-chassis with separate EE and GS
** -02
*Known sub-revisions:
** -12
**-01
** -31
**-02
** -32
**-11
**-12
**-22
**-31
**-32


===GH-04X===
===GH-04X===


====[[GH-040]]====
====[[GH-040]]====
[[File:20241029_110016.jpg|200px]] [[File:20241029_110039.jpg|200px]]
* Year  
* Year 2005-2006
* Models SCPH-75XXX
*Models SCPH-750XX
* Chassis L
*Chassis L
* Known sub-revisions:
*Variant of L-chassis with combined EE+GS
** -02
**Compared to GH-036 (which is also a L-chassis board with combined EE+GS), there have been a few layout changes, e.g. the Ethernet controller has been moved to the top side
** -12
*Known sub-revisions:
** -51
**-02
** -52
**-12
** -72
**-51
**-52
**-72


====[[GH-041]]====  
====[[GH-041]]====
* Year 2005-2006
* Year  
*Models SCPH-750XX
* Models SCPH-75XXX
*Chassis L
* Chassis L
*Variant of L-chassis with separate EE and GS
* Known sub-revisions:
**Compared to GH-037 (which is also a L-chassis board with separate EE and GS), there have been a few layout changes, e.g. the Ethernet controller has been moved to the top side and the Ethernet transformer has been moved closer to the port
** -03
*Known sub-revisions:  
** -04
**-03
** -13
**-04
** -14
**-13
** -34
**-14
**-33
**-34


===GH-05X===
===GH-05X===


====[[GH-051]]====
====[[GH-051]]====
[[File:PRF6Jbh.jpg|200px]] [[File:eDIy07T.jpg|200px]] [[File:aXn42xW.jpg|200px]] [[File:yC5XQuG.jpg|200px]] [[File:gwAqxOx.jpg|200px]] [[File:GH-051-51_Front.jpg|200px]] [[File:GH-051-51_Back.jpg|200px]]
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* Year 2006-2007
* Year
*Models SCPH-770XX
* Models SCPH-77XXX
*Chassis M
* Chassis M
*Fixed some compatibility issues of L-chassis consoles
* Known sub-revisions:
*Known sub-revisions:
** -02
**-02
** -12
**-12
** -32
**-32
** -51
**-51 ''Has either the CXD9796GP or the CXD9209GP "Deckard" IOP''


====[[GH-052]]====
====[[GH-052]]====
[[File:Ks7hDsB.jpg|200px]] [[File:glwUmS7.jpg|200px]]
<imgur w=240>Ks7hDsB.jpg</imgur> <imgur w=240>glwUmS7.jpg</imgur>
* Year 2006-2007
* Year  
*Models SCPH-770XX
* Models SCPH-77XXX
*Chassis M
* Chassis M
*Fixed some compatibility issues of L-chassis consoles
* Known sub-revisions:
* This board uses either the old (CXD3098Q) or the new (CXD3098AQ) DSP, depending on the subrevision/datecode
** -12
* This board uses either the old (CXM4015R) or the new (CXM4015AR) A/V output circuit IC, depending on the subrevision/datecode
** -32
*Known sub-revisions:  
** -42
**-12
** -51
**-32
**-42
**-51 ''Has either the CXD3098Q or the CXD3098AQ DSP and either the old (CXM4015R) or the new (CXM4015AR) A/V output circuit IC''


===GH-06X===
===GH-06X===


====[[GH-061]]====
====[[GH-061]]====
[[File:J1Rfx7W.jpg|200px]] [[File:P6u8weG.jpg|200px]] 
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* Year 2007-2008
* Year  
*Models SCPH-790XX
* Models SCPH-79XXX
*Chassis N
* Chassis N
* This board uses either the old (CXD3098Q) or the new (CXD3098AQ) DSP
* Known sub-revisions:
*Has either the old (CXM4015R) or the new (CXM4015AR) A/V output circuit IC
** -22
*Known sub-revisions:  
** -42
**-12 ''Has either the CXD3098Q or the CXD3098AQ DSP and either the old (CXM4015R) or the new (CXM4015AR) A/V output circuit IC''
** -51
**-22
**-42
**-51 ''Has an external Ethernet isolation transformer, while the other sub-revisions have it integrated into the Ethernet-connector''


====[[GH-062]]====
====[[GH-062]]====
[[File:s16LYKu.jpg|200px]] [[File:Board_Top_LG.jpg|200px]] [[File:Board_Bottom_LG.jpg|200px]] 
<imgur w=240>s16LYKu.jpg</imgur>
* Year 2007-2008
* Year  
*Models SCPH-790XX
* Models SCPH-79XXX
*Chassis N
* Chassis N
*On this board (and all boards of P and R chassis), the secondary drive door safety switch has been removed, leaving the switch on the power/LED board as the only safety switch
* Known sub-revisions:
*Ethernet port has an internal isolation transformer instead of the transformer being a dedicated component on the board
** -02
*The PCB area has been reduced in some places
** -12
*Known sub-revisions:
**-02
**-12


===GH-07X===
===GH-07X===


====[[GH-070]]====  
====[[GH-070]]====
* Year 2007-2008
* Year
*Models SCPH-900XX
* Models SCPH-90XXX
*Chassis P
* Chassis P
*Known sub-revisions:
* Known sub-revisions:
**-12
** -32
**-31
** -42
**-32
**-42


====[[GH-071]]====
====[[GH-071]]====
[[File:GH-071-42_Front.jpg|200px]][[File:GH-071-42_Back.jpg|200px]]
<imgur w=240>KUZRVhp.jpg</imgur>
* Year 2008
* Year 2007-2008
*Models SCPH-900XX
* Models SCPH-90XXX
*Chassis R
* Chassis R
*Patches FMCB, depending on the subrevision/datecode
* Known sub-revisions:
*Changes to the EMI shielding. No aluminium CPU heatsink anymore.
** -32
*Known sub-revisions:
** -42
**-32
**-42


====[[GH-072]]====
====[[GH-072]]====
[[File:xRCESmM.jpg|200px]] [[File:PXtSXPg.jpg|200px]]
<imgur w=240>xRCESmM.jpg</imgur> <imgur w=240>PXtSXPg.jpg</imgur>
* Year 2008-2013
* Year 2008-2012
*Models SCPH-900XX, BRAVIA KDL-22PX300 (with different ROM, otherwise identical)
* Models SCPH-90XXX, BRAVIA KDL22PX300 (with different ROM from normal PAL boards, otherwise identical)
*Chassis R
* Chassis R
* Some changes to make the smaller EMI shield fit
* Some changes to make the smaller EMI shield fit
*Known sub-revisions:
* Known sub-revisions:
**-42
** -42
 
==[[PSX]] Motherboard Models==
 
===[[XPD-001]]===
<imgur w=240>3VI7Zy4.jpg</imgur> <imgur w=240>XYRnjjJ.jpg</imgur>
* Year 2003 - 2004
* Models DESR-5000, DESR-7000, DESR-5100, DESR-5100S, DESR-7100
* Chassis X
* Both PSX motherboards have a total of 72 MB RDRAM, unlike normal PS2s' 32 MB
* Known sub-revisions: 1-861-226-xx
** -21
 
===[[XPD-005]]===
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* Year 2004 - 2005
* Models DESR-5500, DESR-7500, DESR-5700, DESR-7700
* Chassis X
* Both PSX motherboards have a total of 72 MB RDRAM, unlike normal PS2s' 32 MB
* Unlike XPD-001, this board has several daughter boards:
** One large daughter board (XRC-005) with analog video interfaces as well as the Ethernet transceiver
** One smaller daughter board (XCP-005) with the [[SPEED]] chip, an unknown Pioneer chip (PE7003D) and an Altera FPGA (with it's configuration EEPROM and a programming header)
*** The FPGA likely does AVC/H264 encoding for the PSP/MS video export feature
*** A similarily named Pioneer chip (PE7005A) is found in some Pioneer DVR (DVR-920H-S), where it is labelled as an I/O expander in the service manual
** DESR-7500 and DESR-7700 also have an additional third daugher board (XDV-005) on the opposite side of the main board, which contains the iLink-interface controller
** Some, but not all XPD-005 boards have a small pcb (XDI-002) with a few components soldered with two wires directly to the motherboard. Boards without this additional board have a small MLCC on these pads.
* This board also contains 2 LEDs connected to [[DVRP]] which are invisible from the outside but light up when the console is powered on. It is not known what is indicated by these LEDs.
* Known sub-revisions: 1-863-466-xx
** -11
** -21
** -22
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