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* C = This memory is not in the NES but on the cartridge board. It can be CHR ROM or CHR RAM.
* C = Either CHR ROM or CHR RAM depending on the board
* N = Mirrored nametables, in a manner controlled by the cartridge board (see [[Mirroring]])
* N = Mirrored nametables (see [[Mirroring]])
* P = Palette mirror
* P = Palette mirror
* R = Mirror of $2000-2EFF (N)
* R = Mirror of $2000-2EFF (N)

Revision as of 16:38, 3 April 2010

RAM memory map

Address range Size Description
$0000-$0FFF $1000 Pattern Table 0 [lower CHR RAM bank]
$1000-$1FFF $1000 Pattern Table 1 [upper CHR RAM bank]
$2000-$2FFF $0F00 Name Tables [4 banks of $400 bytes]
$3000-$3EFF $0F00 Mirrors of Name Tables
$3F00-$3F1F $0020 Palette RAM indexes [no RGB]
$3F20-$3FFF $0080 Mirrors of palette


Programmer memory map

Address Size Note Description
$0000 $1000 C Pattern Table #0
$1000 $1000 C Pattern Table #1
$2000 $03C0 Name Table #0
$23C0 $0040 Attribute Table #0
$2400 $03C0 N Name Table #1
$27C0 $0040 N Attribute Table #1
$2800 $03C0 N Name Table #2
$2BC0 $0040 N Attribute Table #2
$2C00 $03C0 N Name Table #3
$2FC0 $0040 N Attribute Table #3
$3000 $0F00 R
$3F00 $0010 Image palette #1
$3F10 $0010 Sprite palette #1
$3F20 $00E0 P
$4000 $C000 F
  • C = This memory is not in the NES but on the cartridge board. It can be CHR ROM or CHR RAM.
  • N = Mirrored nametables, in a manner controlled by the cartridge board (see Mirroring)
  • P = Palette mirror
  • R = Mirror of $2000-2EFF (N)
  • F = Mirror of $0000-3FFF

Note: First draft of the PPU memory map. Taken nesdoc format as example