Help me accurately identify my pal SS and N64 hardware revisions

[provato]

Too lazy to research... anyone knowledgeable willing to help me?

N64 Photos:


SS Photos:

 

[cta]

Too lazy to research

You should've just played dumb instead of admitting this...

 

[la-li-lu-le-lo]

The N64 appears to be an NUS-CPU (P)-01. That’s the revision of the motherboard/CPU, you can see it above the cartridge port.

 

[Trimesh]

Both of those boards have the revision marked on them - the N64 is (as la-li-lu-le-lo said) a NUS-CPU (P)-01 - I.E. the initial version of the PAL main board. The Saturn is a VA PAL SD - the reason for the slightly strange designation is that when they were being made there was a tight supply situation with RAM and they made two variants of the board - one using SDRAM and the other using SGRAM - these were designated VA SD and VA SG

 

[provato]

Thank you guys, as always very helpful people in here.

I’m confused about the SS version though...
Many people use this post:

Sega Saturn Revisions and Models Guide - Page 4

I see there is a guide to tell you differences between Genesis revisions and models, so I wanted to do a Sega Saturn thread even though the revisions aren't a major deal with video and audio. Hopefully it helps people. :p Personally I like Sega Saturn model 1 revision va0.8 1996 "HD". Very...

www.sega-16.com

...as a guide to find out what SS version they have. I can’t find my SS belonging to any category according to this post. All I know for sure is I have a “model 1” based on the case buttons.
Maybe it’s a “VA3”?

 

[Druid II]

The Saturn is a VA3 PAL, you can tell from the serial number.

VA1 to 5 Saturn boards have some odd designations on them. VA1 was not marked in any way except for the controller board. VA2 and 3 were listed as VA SG and VA SD. VA4 and 5 are identical to 2 and 3 except that IC6 was a different chip. VA2-5 were used in both model 1s and model 2s.