Intel Chipsets (2002)

The Intel 845GE is a chipset released in October 2002 for Pentium 4 processors. It supports Socket 478 and LGA 775, DDR memory up to 2 GB, and integrated Intel Extreme Graphics.

The Intel 845GL is a chipset for Socket 478 processors, released in 2002. It supports DDR 200/266 and SDR 133 memory, up to 2 GB in a single channel configuration.

The Intel 845GV is a chipset for Pentium 4 processors, released in 2002. It features integrated Intel Extreme Graphics and supports DDR 200/266 or SDR 133 memory, but lacks an AGP slot.

The Intel 845MZ is a mobile chipset for Socket 478, released in March 2002. It supports up to 1 GB of DDR 200 memory without ECC.

The Intel 845PE is a chipset for Socket 478 Pentium 4 processors, supporting DDR memory up to 333 MHz and a maximum of 2 GB in single-channel configuration.

The Intel 850E is a chipset for Pentium 4 processors, released in May 2002. It supports Socket 478 and dual-channel RDRAM memory.

The Intel E7205 is a chipset for Socket 478 processors, released in November 2002. It supports up to 4 GB of DDR-200/266 memory with dual-channel and ECC.

The Intel E7500 is a server chipset released in February 2002 for Socket 604 processors, supporting DDR-200 memory.

The Intel E7501 is a chipset from 2002 designed for dual-processor servers. It supports DDR-200/266 memory and features two memory channels.

The Intel E7505 is a chipset for dual-processor NetBurst-based Xeon systems, supporting DDR SDRAM at 133 MHz with ECC.