AMD M690T chipset

The AMD M690T is a mobile chipset introduced by AMD in February 2007. It is manufactured on an 80 nm process node and supports Socket S1, making it suitable for notebook and other portable systems. As a chipset, it provides the core logic and connectivity for AMD mobile processors of that era. The M690T was part of AMD's chipset lineup for the Socket S1 platform, which was used with AMD Turion 64 X2 and other mobile CPUs. It integrates features typical for its time, such as support for DDR2 memory and PCI Express lanes.