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== Flipper contents == | == Flipper contents == | ||
The Flipper SoC contains the following: | The Flipper SoC contains the following: | ||
* The [[ | * The [[Hardware/Drive Interface|Drive Interface]] | ||
* The [[Hardware/GX|GX]] GPU from ArtX @ SoC clock | * The [[Hardware/GX|GX]] GPU from ArtX @ SoC clock | ||
* Various interfaces, like [[Hardware/Audio Interface|AI]], [[Hardware/Serial Interface|SI]], [[Hardware/Expansion Interface|EXI]], and so on. | * Various interfaces, like [[Hardware/Audio Interface|AI]], [[Hardware/Serial Interface|SI]], [[Hardware/Expansion Interface|EXI]], and so on. | ||
Latest revision as of 19:20, 30 September 2026
Flipper is the name of the SoC inside of the GameCube. The Flipper SoC contains multiple pieces of hardware all lumped into one. Nintendo claims that the Flipper package is the GameCube's GPU, however, this is not the case. Flipper contains the GPU, but it is not, itself, the GPU.
The Flipper SoC runs at 162MHz. The various hardware blocks inside run at various fractions of that speed.
Flipper contents
[edit | edit source]The Flipper SoC contains the following: