Nintendo GameCube Replacement Guide

Nintendo GameCube Console Memory Battery Replacement Guide Page 1 of 10
Nintendo GameCube Console Memory Battery Replacement Guide
Thank you for your purchase of a Nintendo GameCube console memory battery from Mortoff Games.
We appreciate your business and hope to serve you again in the future. This guide is intended to take
you through the steps involved in replacing your console’s memory battery. If at any time you have
questions please feel free to contact us at customerservice@mortoffgames.com
Things you will need
 A 4.5mm security screw bit that is at least
 A Philips head screw driver
 A soldering iron
 Soldering braid
 Solder
 Clean work area where small screws will not get lost
 About 15 minutes of free time
Warning
When dealing with solder it is important to realize that when vaporizing the material you are exposing
yourself to gaseous forms of the material the solder is composed to. Some of these are harmful to living
creatures. We recommend that you use a gas hood for all soldering and wear proper eye and hand
protection at all time. If a gas hood is not available please solder in a well-ventilated area.

Nintendo GameCube Specifications

General

Manufacturer	Nintendo
CPU Speed	485 MHz
GPU	ATI "Flipper"
GPU Speed	162 MHz
Generation	Sixth generation
Best-selling Game	Super Smash Bros. Melee
Units Sold	21.74 million
Backward Compatibility	No
Release Date	September 14, 2001 (Japan), November 18, 2001 (North America)
CPU	IBM PowerPC "Gekko"
Memory	16 MB DRAM
Storage	1.5 GB
Resolution	480i, 480p
Connectivity	4 controller ports, 2 memory card slots, Serial Port 1 & 2
Dimensions	150 mm × 110 mm × 161 mm
Weight	2.4 kg
Online Capabilities	Limited online capabilities with adapter