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Intel · 2002

Intel 845GL

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 845GL is a chipset released in 2002 for Intel processors using Socket 478. It is designed for budget-oriented systems, offering basic memory support without ECC functionality. Key technical attributes include support for DDR 200/266 and SDR 133 memory types, with a maximum capacity of 2 GB. It operates in a single-channel memory configuration, which limits memory bandwidth compared to dual-channel chipsets. The chipset is intended for use with compatible Socket 478 processors from Intel, such as the Pentium 4 and Celeron families. It pairs with ICH4 or ICH4-M I/O controller hubs (per typical 845 series, though not explicitly stated in the provided specs) to form a complete motherboard chipset solution.

Specifications

Socket unverified Socket 478
Memory support unverified DDR 200/266SDR 133
Max memory unverified 2 GB
Memory channels unverified 1
ECC memory support unverified No
Release year unverified 2002 year