Hardware released in 2001

The Radeon LE (ATI) is a budget-oriented graphics card released in 2001, based on the R100 architecture and manufactured on a 180 nm process.

The Radeon VE is an entry-level graphics card introduced by ATI in 2001, based on the RV100 chip and 180 nm process.

The AMD Radeon DDR / Radeon 7500 VIVO "SE" is a graphics card based on the R100 architecture with an RV200 GPU, manufactured on a 150 nm process.

The Intel 815P is a chipset for Socket 370 processors, part of the Solano platform, released in March 2001.

The NVIDIA GeForce2 MX IGP+ nForce 220/420 is an integrated graphics solution released in 2001, combining an NV1A IGP with an NV11 GPU.

The Radeon 8500 is a graphics card released by ATI in 2001, based on the R200 GPU chip with a 275 MHz core clock and 128-bit DDR memory.

The Intel 82830M is a chipset for Socket 478 released in 2001, part of the Almador platform, supporting up to 1 GB of PC133 SDRAM.

The Radeon 8500 LE is a graphics card released by ATI in 2001, based on the R200 GPU. It features a 250 MHz core clock and 128-bit DDR memory with 8 GB/s bandwidth.

The Intel 845 is a chipset for Pentium 4 processors released in 2001, supporting Socket 423 and Socket 478. It offers single-channel DDR200/266 and SDR133 memory with ECC support.

The AMD-760MP chipset, released in 2001, is a chipset for Socket A processors supporting dual-CPU configurations and AGP 4×.