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A300

The A300 (AMD) is a chipset released in 2017, part of AMD's AM4 platform, with extremely low power consumption and no integrated I/O features.

The A300 (AMD) is a chipset introduced in February 2017 as part of AMD's AM4 platform. It is based on the Knoll Express architecture and has a minimal power draw of approximately 120 microwatts (0.00012 W TDP). The chipset lacks all standard I/O interfaces, including PCIe lanes, USB ports (2.0, 3.2 Gen 1, 3.2 Gen 2), SATA III ports, and memory support. It does not support ECC memory, CPU overclocking, or memory overclocking (XMP/EXPO). The A300 is designed for basic systems where the processor provides all connectivity, such as with AMD Ryzen CPUs that have integrated graphics and direct CPU-attached storage and USB.

Specifications

TDP unverified 0.00012 W
PCIe version unverified None
Total PCIe lanes (chipset) unverified 0
Memory support unverified None
Max memory unverified 0 GB
Memory channels unverified 0
ECC memory support unverified No
SATA III ports unverified 0
USB4 ports unverified 0
USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 ports unverified 0
USB 3.2 Gen 2 ports unverified 0
USB 3.2 Gen 1 ports unverified 0
USB 2.0 ports unverified 0
Thunderbolt support unverified None
Integrated Ethernet unverified None
Integrated Wi-Fi unverified None
Integrated Bluetooth unverified None
Intel Rapid Storage Technology unverified No
vPro support unverified No
CPU overclocking unverified No
Memory overclocking (XMP/EXPO) unverified No
Release date unverified 2017-02
Release year unverified 2017
Notes unverified Knoll Express architecture; ~120 μW TDP; no PCIe, USB, SATA, or storage features; ECC not supported; no overclocking.