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{{Wikify}}
* Seen in [[CUH-10xx series]]
 
== SKU differentiation ==
 
* [[CUH-10xx series]] contain [[SAA-001]] board.
* Productcode: 1-889-352-11 or 1-889-352-21
* Productcode: 1-889-352-11 or 1-889-352-21


=== Gallery ===
= Gallery =


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== Components ==
= Components =


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| Serial Flash || [[MX25L25635FMI-10G]]
| Serial Flash || [[MX25L25635FMI-10G]]
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| Syscon || [[A01-C0L]]
| Syscon || [[A01-COL]]
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| SATA || [[MB86C311B]]
| SATA || [[MB86C311B]]
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=== Notes on components ===
== Notes on components ==


<SoC> Some extra info:
* APU to MC link is PCI-e Gen2 (5Gbit/s, 4 lanes)
* APU to MC link is indeed PCI-e Gen2 (5Gbit/s, 4 lanes)
* APU to BD-ROM is SATA I (1.5 Gbit/s)
* APU to BD-ROM is SATA I (1.5 Gbit/s)
* DDR3 bootup speed is 400MHz (DDR3-800, that's very low because DDR chip is rated for DDR3-1600). Not sure if DDR3 would go higher on fully booted unit).
* DDR3 bootup speed is 400MHz (DDR3-800, that is very low because DDR3 chip is rated for DDR3-1600). Not sure if DDR3 would go higher on fully booted unit).
* unit denies to boot if I cut some of PCI-e lanes. Normally, x4 PCI-e interface would work on x1 lane w/o problems (with lower bandwidth), but PS4 flashes blue forever if I cut PCI-e down to 1 lane.
* unit denies to boot if I cut some of PCI-e lanes. Normally, x4 PCI-e interface would work on x1 lane without any problem (with lower bandwidth), but PS4 LED flashes blue forever if I cut PCI-e down to 1 lane.
 
= X-ray Silicon Pron =
 
https://siliconpr0n.org/map/sony/saa-001/x-ray/




{{Components}}
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Latest revision as of 11:39, 27 October 2021

Gallery[edit | edit source]

Components[edit | edit source]

Component Package
APU CXD90026G
APU RAM K4G41325FC-HC03
Southbridge CXD90025G
Southbridge RAM K4B2G1646E-BCK0
Serial Flash MX25L25635FMI-10G
Syscon A01-COL
SATA MB86C311B
HDMI MN86471A
LAN 88EC060-NN82
Wireless communication module 88W8797
BD-ROM R8J32841FP1
USB 3.0 Hub GL3520

Notes on components[edit | edit source]

  • APU to MC link is PCI-e Gen2 (5Gbit/s, 4 lanes)
  • APU to BD-ROM is SATA I (1.5 Gbit/s)
  • DDR3 bootup speed is 400MHz (DDR3-800, that is very low because DDR3 chip is rated for DDR3-1600). Not sure if DDR3 would go higher on fully booted unit).
  • unit denies to boot if I cut some of PCI-e lanes. Normally, x4 PCI-e interface would work on x1 lane without any problem (with lower bandwidth), but PS4 LED flashes blue forever if I cut PCI-e down to 1 lane.

X-ray Silicon Pron[edit | edit source]

https://siliconpr0n.org/map/sony/saa-001/x-ray/


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