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| edramprocess = 90nm
| edramprocess = 90nm
| nandsize    = 16MB (Retail)<br>64MB (Dev)
| nandsize    = 16MB (Retail)<br>64MB (Dev)
| video        = [[A/V Multi]]
| video        = [[A/V]]
| wattage      = 203W
| wattage      = 203W
| 12vamps      = 16.5A
| 12vamps      = 16.5A

Revision as of 15:27, 2 January 2023

Xenon
Part NumberX803600
IntroducedLate 2005
TypeMotherboard
Used InXbox 360 (Original)
CPU TypeWaternoose
GPU TypeY1
CPU Process90nm
GPU Process90nm
eDRAM Process90nm
Nand Size16MB (Retail)
64MB (Dev)
Video OutputsA/V
Wattage203W
12V Amperage16.5A
SuccessorZephyr_A
For the CPU, see Xenon (CPU).

The Xenon motherboard is the first motherboard and is used in the Original Xbox 360 series. The motherboard has a unique board layout compared to the later boards, especially noticeable with the capacitors around the CPU heatsink, and use of the ANA chip.

Notes

  • At some point in 2006, at least one of the manufacturers of the Xenon started applying glue around the CPU and GPU, likely as an attempt to reduce the failure rate
  • Some consoles use small yellow 820uF capacitors, while other consoles use silver 820uF solid capacitors
  • Some capacitors used for voltage regulation positioned around the CPU heatsink are defective and prone to failure (see Capacitor Plague for details)
  • There are two different versions of the XSB southbridge used, initially G0, and later switching to R0
  • At some point in 2006, the extended GPU heatsink started being used instead of the low profile GPU heatsink

Specifications

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