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Intel 845GV

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.

Intel 845GV is a chipset designed for Pentium 4 processors, introduced in 2002. It supports Socket 478 and LGA 775 interfaces. Memory options include DDR 200/266 and SDR 133, with a maximum capacity of 2 GB in single-channel configuration. ECC memory is not supported. A notable feature is the integrated Intel Extreme Graphics, which eliminates the need for a separate graphics card. However, the chipset lacks an AGP slot, so no dedicated graphics expansion is possible. This makes it suitable for basic computing tasks where 3D performance is not critical. The chipset is typically paired with Pentium 4 CPUs and was used in budget-oriented motherboards.

Specifications

Socket unverified Socket 478, LGA 775
Memory support unverified DDR 200/266, SDR 133
Max memory unverified 2 GB
Memory channels unverified 1
ECC memory support unverified No
Release year unverified 2002
Notes unverified Graphics: Intel Extreme Graphics, no AGP slot