AMD Chipsets (2011)

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

The AMD 880G chipset is a motherboard chipset for AMD AM3+ processors, released in 2011 as part of the AMD 900 chipset series.

The AMD 990FX is a chipset for Socket AM3+ motherboards, released in 2011 as part of the AMD 900 chipset series.

The AMD 990FX chipset is an AM3+ platform chipset from the AMD 900 series, released in 2011.

The AMD 990X chipset, released in 2011, is a mid-range chipset for the AM3+ socket, part of the AMD 900 series.

The AMD A75 is a chipset for FM1 socket, released in 2011 for the Llano platform. It features native USB 3.0 support.

The AMD A75 is a desktop chipset released in 2011 for the FM2 socket, featuring 6 SATA III ports and 4 USB 3.2 Gen 2 ports.

The AMD 100-CG2386 is a desktop chipset for Socket FM2, released in June 2011.

The AMD 970 is a chipset for AM3+ socket motherboards, part of the AMD 900 series, released in 2011.

The AMD 970 chipset is a motherboard chipset for AMD AM3+ socket processors, released in 2011 as part of the AMD 900 chipset series.

The AMD 990X is a mid-range chipset for Socket AM3+ motherboards, released in 2011 as part of the AMD 900 series.

The AMD A55E is a mobile chipset released in 2011 for the FT3 socket, featuring integrated Gigabit Ethernet and support for 6 SATA III ports.

The AMD A60M is a mobile chipset for AMD Fusion APUs, released in 2011. It features 6 SATA III ports and 14 USB 2.0 ports.

The SB920 is a southbridge chip from AMD's 900 chipset series, released in 2011 for the AM3+ socket.

The SB950 is a southbridge chip released by AMD in 2011 for the AMD 900 chipset series, supporting Socket AM3+.