AMD Chipsets

The X670E is an AMD chipset for Socket AM5, released in 2022. It supports DDR5 memory, PCIe 5.0, and CPU/memory overclocking.

The B550 is a mid-range chipset for AMD AM4 motherboards, released in 2020. It supports PCIe 4.0, DDR4 memory, and CPU overclocking.

The A620 is an entry-level AMD chipset for AM5 motherboards, released in 2023. It supports DDR5 memory and PCIe 4.0 but lacks CPU overclocking and PCIe 5.0.

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 X870 is an AMD chipset for AM5 desktop platforms, released in September 2024.

The X870E is an AMD chipset for AM5 motherboards, released in September 2024. It supports DDR5 memory, PCIe 5.0, and features 12 chipset PCIe lanes.

The A45 (AMD) is a desktop chipset for Socket FM1, featuring PCIe 2.0 and DDR3 memory support.

The A50M is a mobile chipset for AMD FS1 socket, released in 2011 on a 55 nm process with a 5.9 W TDP.

The A620A is an AMD chipset for the AM5 platform, released in 2023. It supports DDR5 memory and PCIe 4.0.

The X670 is an AMD chipset for the AM5 platform, released in 2022. It supports DDR5 memory, PCIe 5.0, and features extensive connectivity options.

The X370 is an AMD chipset for the AM4 platform, released in February 2017. It supports DDR4 memory and CPU overclocking.

The B650E is an AMD chipset for AM5 socket, released in 2022. It supports DDR5 memory and PCIe 5.0.

The AMD 690G is a chipset for Socket AM2 motherboards, released in 2007. It features integrated graphics and supports DDR2 memory.

The AMD 790FX chipset, released in November 2007, is a 65 nm chipset for Socket AM2+ motherboards, supporting AMD Quad FX platforms.

The B650 is a mid-range chipset for AMD AM5 desktop processors, released in 2022. It supports DDR5 memory and PCIe 4.0.

The X570 is a chipset for AMD AM4 motherboards, released in July 2019. It supports PCIe 4.0 and CPU overclocking.

The B450 is a mid-range AMD chipset for the AM4 platform, released in March 2018.

The X470 is an AMD chipset for AM4 socket motherboards, released in March 2018. It supports DDR4 memory and CPU overclocking.

The B840 is an AMD chipset for AM5 motherboards, released in 2025. It supports DDR5 memory and PCIe 4.0, but does not allow CPU overclocking.

The B850 is a mid-range AMD chipset for AM5 motherboards, released in 2025. It supports DDR5 memory, PCIe 4.0, and CPU overclocking.

The AMD TRX40 is a chipset for AMD's sTRX4 platform, released in 2019. It supports Ryzen Threadripper processors and provides PCIe 4.0 connectivity.

The AMD 890GX is a chipset for AM3+ socket motherboards, released in 2010 as part of the AMD 800 series.

The AMD 780G chipset, released in 2008, is a Socket AM2+ chipset for the AMD Spider platform, built on a 55 nm process with an 11 W TDP.

The WRX80 is a chipset by AMD for the sWRX8 platform, released in 2020.

The AMD B450 is a mid-range chipset for AM4 socket, released in March 2018. It supports DDR4 memory and CPU overclocking.

The AMD X470 is a chipset for AM4 socket motherboards, released in March 2018. It supports DDR4 memory and CPU overclocking.

The AMD A300 is a chipset for AM4 socket motherboards, released in February 2017.

The AMD A320 is a chipset for AM4 socket motherboards, released in February 2017. It supports DDR4 memory and provides basic connectivity without CPU overclocking.

The AMD 785G chipset, released in 2009, is a 55 nm chipset for AM3 socket supporting DDR3 memory and integrated graphics with DirectX 10.1.

The AMD 780G is a chipset for Socket AM2+ motherboards, released in 2008 as part of the AMD 700 chipset series.

The AMD A520 is a budget chipset for AM4 socket, released in 2020, featuring PCIe 3.0 and limited connectivity.

The AMD B550 is a mid-range chipset for AMD AM4 socket processors, released in June 2020.

The AMD WRX80 is a chipset for workstation platforms, released in 2020. It supports the sWRX8 socket and provides PCIe 4.0 connectivity.

The AMD X570 is a chipset for AM4 motherboards released in July 2019, supporting PCIe 4.0 and CPU overclocking.

The AMD B350 is a mid-range chipset for AM4 socket, released in 2017, supporting CPU overclocking and offering 6 PCIe 2.0 lanes.

The AMD X370 is a chipset for AM4 socket motherboards, released in February 2017. It supports CPU overclocking and offers a range of connectivity options.

The B350 is a mid-range AMD chipset for the AM4 platform, released in February 2017.

The AMD 890FX is a chipset for Socket AM3+ motherboards, released in 2010 as part of the AMD 900 series.

The AMD 690V is a chipset for Socket AM2, released in 2007, offering integrated graphics with VGA output.

The AMD 790FX is a chipset for Socket AM2+ motherboards, released in 2007 as part of the Spider platform.

The AMD M690T is a mobile chipset released in 2007, supporting Socket S1 and DDR2 memory.

The AMD 580X is a chipset for Socket AM2 motherboards, released in 2006 as part of the AMD 580X CrossFire Chipset platform.

The A320 is an AMD chipset for AM4 socket motherboards, released in February 2017.

The AMD X399 is a chipset for AMD Ryzen Threadripper processors, released in 2017. It supports socket TR4 and features 8 PCIe 2.0 lanes.

The X300 is a chipset for AMD AM4 socket, released in February 2017. It supports CPU overclocking but provides no PCIe lanes, SATA, or USB ports.

The AMD 100-CG2389 is a mobile chipset for Socket FS1, released in 2011. It features the first native USB 3.0 controller.

The AMD 870 is a desktop chipset for AM3+ sockets, released in 2010, supporting DDR3 memory and PCIe 2.0.

The AMD 890GX chipset is a 2010 motherboard chipset for AMD AM3 processors, featuring integrated DirectX 10.1 graphics and UVD2.

The AMD 790GX is a chipset for Socket AM3 processors, released in 2008 as part of the Spider platform.

The AMD 550X is a mid-range chipset for Socket AM2, released in 2007. It supports DDR2-800 memory and features 20 PCIe lanes.

The AMD 570X is a chipset for Socket AM2 motherboards, released in 2007 as part of the AMD 570X CrossFire Chipset platform.

The AMD 480X is a chipset for Socket AM2 motherboards, released in 2006. It supports DDR2-800 memory and PCIe 1.0.

The TRX40 is a 2019 HEDT chipset for AMD Ryzen Threadripper CPUs, featuring PCIe 4.0, ECC support, and CPU overclocking.

The X399 chipset, released in 2017, is an AMD chipset for the TR4 socket, supporting Ryzen Threadripper processors.

The AMD 880M chipset is a mobile chipset released in 2010, supporting DDR3 memory and featuring 6 SATA III ports and 14 USB 2.0 ports.

The AMD 890FX chipset is a motherboard chipset for AMD processors, released in 2010 as part of the AMD 900 chipset series.

The 785E is an AMD chipset for desktop AM3 socket, released in 2009.

The AMD 785G is a chipset for Socket AM3, part of the AMD 700 series, released in 2009.

The AMD 870 chipset is a motherboard chipset for Socket AM3, released in 2009.

The AMD 740 is a value-oriented chipset for Socket AM2+ motherboards, released in 2008 as part of the AMD Spider platform.