Intel · 2000
Intel 820E
The Intel 820E is a chipset released in 2000 that supports PC800 RDRAM and PC100 SDRAM memory, with a maximum capacity of 1 GB and ECC support.
The Intel 820E is a chipset introduced by Intel in June 2000. It supports two types of memory: PC800 RDRAM and PC100 SDRAM, allowing flexibility in system configuration. The chipset has a maximum memory capacity of 1 GB and includes support for ECC (Error-Correcting Code) memory, which helps detect and correct data corruption. As a chipset from the early 2000s, it was designed for use with Intel processors of that era, typically paired with Pentium III or similar CPUs. The 820E is part of Intel's 820 series, which aimed to provide a platform for high-performance desktop systems.
Specifications
| Memory support unverified | PC800 RDRAM, PC100 SDRAM |
|---|---|
| Max memory unverified | 1 GB |
| ECC memory support unverified | Yes |
| Release date unverified | 2000-06 |
| Release year unverified | 2000 |