AMD Chipsets (2008)

The AMD 780V chipset is a Socket AM2+ chipset from the AMD 700 series, released in 2008.

The AMD 790GX chipset is a 2008 chipset for Socket AM2+ motherboards, part of the AMD 700 series.

The AMD 790X chipset, released in 2008, is a mid-range chipset for AMD processors with AM3+ socket, supporting DDR2 memory and PCIe 2.0.

The AMD M780G is a mobile chipset released in 2008 as part of the Puma platform, supporting Socket S1 and DDR2 memory.

The AMD M780G chipset, released in 2008, is a mobile chipset for Socket S1 platforms, part of the Puma platform.

The AMD M780V is a chipset for Socket S1, part of the Puma platform released in 2008.

The AMD M780V chipset, released in 2008, is a mobile chipset for Socket S1 platforms. It supports DDR2 memory and features PCIe 2.0.

The SB700 is a southbridge chip from AMD's 700 chipset series, released in 2008 for Socket AM2+ platforms.

The SB700S is a server southbridge chipset released by AMD in 2008, featuring six SATA III ports and a TDP of 4.5 W.

The SB710 is a southbridge chipset by AMD, providing I/O connectivity for AMD platforms.