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== Which console do you have == This is the first thing to establish, because the two consumer revisions differ in ways that matter for repair.<ref name="yagcd" /> {| class="wikitable styled-table" style="width:95%;" |+'''GameCube consumer revisions''' ! Model !! Digital AV out !! Notes |- | '''DOL-001''' || '''Yes''' || The original. The digital AV port is the only way to get a component signal out of the machine without modification, and it is the reason a working DOL-001 is worth more than a working DOL-101. |- | '''DOL-101''' || '''No''' || Later cost-reduced revision; the digital port and its supporting circuitry are deleted. Different mainboard, different power converter board, and a different laser potentiometer range. |} The internal board revisions are labelled '''HW1''' and '''HW2''' in the console's own hardware registers, which is how software tells them apart.<ref name="yagcd" /> The [[Nintendo GameCube Capacitor Replacement Guide]] treats DOL-001 and DOL-101 boards separately because '''the capacitor complement is not the same''' — some DOL-101 mainboards use polymer capacitors where DOL-001 uses electrolytics.
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