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Compatibility table of super I/O controllers

EC1ChangeEC2Platform
ENE
KB3310QF-A0
→
KB3310QF-B0ASUS All-in-One PC ET1602C
KB3310QF-C1
→
KB3310QF-B0ASUS EeePC 900
KB3926QF-A1
→
KB3926QF-A2Quanta AT3
KB3926QF-C0
→
KB926QF-D3HP DV5
KB3926QF-C0
↔
KB3926QF-D2Quanta OP6, QT6
KB3930QF-A2
→
KB930QF-A1Quanta R23
KB926QF-B1
→
KB926QF-C0Compal LA-3551P
KB926QF-B1
→
KB926QF-D3Compal LA-6552P
KB926QF-D3
→
KB926QF-C0Lenovo G550 – Compal LA-5082P
KB926QF-E0
→
KB926QF-C0Compal LA-6061P
KB926QF-E0
→
KB926QF-D3Compal LA-6311P, Lenovo G555 (LA-5972P)
KB926QF-E0
→
KB926QF-D2Compal LA-6421P, LA-6221P
Winbond
WPCE773
↔
WPCE775 
WPC8763LDG
↔
WPC8769LDGWistronBiwa, Aspire 5920G - Quanta ZD1
WPC8769LA0DG
→
WPC8769LDGAlienware M15x - Quanta MX3(Maddog 2.5)
nuvoTon
NPCE781LA0DX
→
NPCE781BA0DX 
NPCE781LA0DX
→
NPCE783LA0DXQuanta ZQ1
NPCE795GA0DX
→
NPCE795LA0DXQuanta ZYG
ITE
IT8500E
→
IT8502EASUS K50IJ
IT8502E
→
IT8500EASUS K40AB, K40C, K50C, K50AB
IT8502E
↔
IT8512EASUS K50IJ
IT8512E
→
IT8500EAcer 6920
IT8511TE-BXS
→
IT8510TE-GXAASUS X51R/RL
SMSC
MEC1300-NU
↔
MEC1308-NUSamsung R530 (BREMEN-L3, 1.0, BREMEN-L4, r1.4), Samsung R519 (BONN-L)

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