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The PS4 contains at least one Serial Flash chip, and depending on the motherboard model (for example those that have the [[Aeolia]] [[Southbridge]]) can also have one flash for a [[SATA]] Bridge, one flash for a [[USB 3.0]] Hub, one flash for a [[Communication Processor]] in the DevKit case or even more flash chips on prototype motherboards.
The PS4 contains at least one Serial Flash chip, and depending on the motherboard model can also have one for a [[SATA]] Bridge, one for a [[USB 3.0]] Hub, one for a [[Communication Processor]] or even more on prototype motherboards.


= Main Serial Flash =
= Main Serial Flash =
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