AMD Chipsets (2017)

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 X370 is an AMD chipset for the AM4 platform, released in February 2017. 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 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 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 X399 chipset, released in 2017, is an AMD chipset for the TR4 socket, supporting Ryzen Threadripper processors.

The AMD X300 is a chipset for AM4 socket motherboards, released in February 2017. It supports CPU overclocking and has a TDP of 0.00012 W.