Game Boy Advance TS Board

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  1. beepboop

    beepboop <B>Site Supporter 2013</B>

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    Good intel! I had already figured the link with old IGN, though. :) For what it's worth, I believed the 3DS proto boards were called TEG2.
     
    beepboop, Jun 2, 2016
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  3. code1038

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    yep, because they have TEGRA chip :)
     
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  4. beepboop

    beepboop <B>Site Supporter 2013</B>

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    That's not right since the DS test boards were also called TEG, and those housed non-NVIDIA SoCs.
     
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  5. subbie

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    TEG title != Tegra chip. As said, TEG was also the name for the DS proto boards.

    I can't say for certain, but I don't think any 3ds proto boards were made using tegra chips. If were we would find some reference to it in early SDKs (much like the DS/Nitro SDK have sprinklings of Iris through out when it was a single screen device).
     
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  6. WorldGenesis

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    Do the TS board GBA bios have any significant differences with the retail BIOS? :eek:
     
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