Introduction
Chip ID for the Asus ROG Ally gaming handheld.
Check out our Asus ROG Ally teardown for more details.
Many thanks to our community member CChin for his contributions!
Vidéo d'introduction
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AMD 100-000001278 3.3 GHz octa-core Ryzen Z1 Extreme applications processor
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Samsung K3LKBKB0BM-MGCP 4 GB LPDDR5 SDRAM memory
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Renesas ISL9241HRTZ Li-ion SMBus buck-boost battery charger
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onsemi CAT24C512 64 KB serial EEPROM memory
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Realtek ALC3288 audio codec
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Cirrus Logic CS35L51X audio amplifier
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Monolithic Power Systems MP2845A multi-phase controller
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Monolithic Power Systems MP86949 45 A power stage
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Texas Instruments TPS51285ARUK dual synchronous step-down controller w/ LDOs
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Silergy SY8388ARHC 8 A synchronous step-down regulator
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Silergy synchronous step-down converter (likely)
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Monolithic Power Systems DC-DC converter (likely)
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Torex Semiconductor XC6223K3019R-G 300 mA / 3.00 V LDO regulator
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Texas Instruments TMUX154ERSWR 2-ch. SPDT analog switch
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Kinetic Technologies KTS1690AEGAA-TA USB VBUS load switch
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Kinetic Technologies KTS1681AEUZ-TR 4 A over-voltage protection
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Kinetic Technologies Dual Output Load Switch with OVP ?
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Bosch Sensortec BMI323 6-axis MEMS accelerometer & gyroscope w/ temperature sensor
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Likely Texas Instruments temperature sensor
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ITE Tech IT5125VG-192 keyboard & embedded controller
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ITE Tech IT8856FN USB type-C power delivery controller
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Genesys Logic GL9755 card reader controller
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Winbond W74M25JW 32 MB authentication flash memory
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MEMS Microphone
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ANPEC Electronics APL6012 15-ch., 8 bit A/D converter
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Renesas mixed signal array (possibly)
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Monolithic Power Systems MP86903C 30 A power stage
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Infineon IR3883MTRPBF 3 A synchronous DC-DC buck regulator
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Global Mixed-mode Technology G9661M 3 A / Adj. LDO regulator (likely)
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Texas Instruments TPS22975DSG 6 A load switch
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uPI Semi uP9030Q power distribution switch (likely)
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Texas Instruments TS5A3166DCKR 1-ch. SPST analog switch
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Texas Instruments SN74LVC1G08 single 2-input AND gate
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Likely ITE Tech IT8237FN248A embedded controller
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Likely ITE Tech IT8237FN120A embedded controller
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SG Micro SGM5200 16-ch., 12 bit, 1 MSPS A/D converter
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SG Micro SGM4040B-2.5 2.5 V voltage reference
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Possibly Awinic AW86223 haptic driver
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6 commentaires
Any identification for Wi-Fi and Bluetooth? I don't see anything mentioning what it has.
The board in the teardown video (I suspect this same board) has soldered on module with a MediaTek MT7922A12L.
Alisha C -
My Ally came with MediaTek MT7922 (RZ616). Since it has apparent issues with keeping a connection (not caused by the signal!) - I ordered an Intel AX210 to replace it, only to find out that it's apparently soldered and can't be replaced. This should have been mentioned by ifixit - definitely a bad decision! same for the soldered 16GB RAM. Another bad decision. Now I don't know what to do with the Ally. Unreliable Wifi is no option, so maybe return it..
When I wanted to update the BIOS, my console stopped turning on so now it is necessary to reprogram this BIOS but I can't find the file on the web, could you help me with a copy of your BIOS, I would be very grateful. To make a copy of the BIOS you could use the CH341 programmer
