AMD Chipsets (2007)

The AMD 550X chipset is a motherboard chipset originally named AMD 550X CrossFire chipset, later renamed to AMD 570X CrossFire Chipset.

The AMD 570X is a mainstream multi-GPU chipset, also known as the CrossFire Xpress 3100 under an older naming scheme.

The AMD 570X chipset is a mainstream multi-GPU chipset, part of the AMD 580 series and originally codenamed RD550/RD570. It is also known as the AMD 570X CrossFire Chipset, formerly the AMD 550X CrossFire chipset.

The AMD 570X/550X chipset, released in June 2007, is a chipset for Socket AM2 AMD processors, supporting DDR2 memory and featuring 24 PCIe 1.1 lanes.

The AMD 690G chipset, released in 2007, is an integrated graphics chipset for Socket AM2 processors, featuring DirectX 9.0 support and HDMI output.

The AMD 690V is a chipset for AMD processors, providing integrated graphics with VGA output only, lacking TMDS and HDCP support.

The AMD 690V chipset, released in 2007, is a Socket AM2 chipset with integrated DirectX 9.0 graphics and A-Link Express II platform.

The AMD 770 is a chipset designed for AMD processors, featuring CPU overclocking support.

The AMD 790FX chipset, released in 2007, is a high-end chipset for Socket AM2+ processors, supporting DDR2 memory and PCIe 2.0.

The AMD M690 chipset is a mobile chipset for Socket S1, released in February 2007.