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AMD · 2017

X300

The AMD X300 is a chipset released in February 2017. It features an extremely low TDP of 0.00012 W, supports CPU overclocking, and has no ECC memory support or SATA III ports.

The AMD X300 is a chipset introduced in February 2017. It is designed for use with AMD processors that support CPU overclocking, as indicated by its overclocking capability. Key technical attributes include a TDP of only 0.00012 W, making it one of the lowest-power chipsets available. It does not support ECC memory and provides no SATA III ports, meaning storage connectivity must be handled by the processor or other interfaces. This chipset is intended for systems where minimal chipset power consumption is critical, such as compact or embedded builds. It is paired with compatible AMD CPUs that allow overclocking, but it does not add its own storage or memory features.

Specifications

TDP unverified 0.00012 W
ECC memory support unverified No
SATA III ports unverified 0
CPU overclocking unverified Yes
Release date unverified 2017-02
Release year unverified 2017