Later on, Nintendo redesigned the board and the Hollywood GPU chip. These boards were all shipped with Hollywood GPU chips, and are capable of running all versions of Wii software. Only a very small amount of these boards have the patched boot1 that doesn’t allow the installation of BootMii as boot2. The first few revisions of the Wii motherboard (RVL-CPU-01, RVL-CPU-10, RVL-CPU-20, and RVL-CPU-30) were 6 layer boards, and they were plagued by overheating issues in standby, and they also consumed more power compared to the later revisions. However, there were under the hood changes made between 20. The original Wii, model number RVL-001, launched in 2006, and wouldn’t have a true external facelift until 2011. Background - The Wii And All Its Revisions ¶ This guide is meant to help you figure out what revision you want to get. Unfortunately, there are several different variations, and these variations can affect what you do modding wise, some subtle, some not so subtle. Simple, right? Just get a Wii and mod it. I’d imagine most of you that are reading this already have a Wii, but there are definitely some who don’t, and this post is for them.
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