Which Chip to Buy

Which Chip is the correct one for your console?

IMPORTANT : Before deciding which chip to go for, you need to find out what type of wii chipset you have in your wii console.

UPDATE : If you have a new console purchased after October 2008 with serial code LEH2242+ and above you will have a new type of EPOXY D2E chipset, look at the below table for solutions

1) Find out what type of chipset you have, for a rough guideline you can enter your serial code in the search box below, or check your serial code with the comparison table below, the choices are :

SERIAL CODE RANGES & CHIPSETS (Look on the side of your wii console next to the barcode)
Wii Console Chipset type	Console Serial Code Range	Consoles Purchased From - to (est)	Compatible Solderless Mod Chips
DMS, D2A & D2B	LEH100xxx - LEH134xxx	November 2006 - April 2007	D2Sun V3Pro, D2Pro, WiiKey2, FlatMod, Wasabi DX, DriveKey
D2C	LEH134xxx - LEH182xxx	April 2007 - May 2008	D2Sun V3Pro, D2Pro, WiiKey2, FlatMod, Wasabi DX, DriveKey
D2C-2	LEH182xxx - LEH199999	May 2008 - Sept 2008	D2Sun V3Pro, D2Pro, WiiKey2, FlatMod, Wasabi DX, DriveKey
D2E	LEH200xxx - LEH224xxx	Sept 2008 - Oct 2008	D2Sun V3Pro, D2Pro, WiiKey2, FlatMod, Wasabi DX, DriveKey
D2E With Epoxy Resin	LEH224xxx and above	Nov 2008 - June 2009	FlatMod, Wasabi DX, DriveKey
D3 Nothing	TBC	TBC	FlatMod, Wasabi DX, DriveKey

If you have one of the 1st release consoles with serial code between LEH100-LEH134 it is important you select your chipset when adding to cart as we configure these chips differently for those types of chipset's before sending them out