Hardware released in 2007

The AMD M690E is an integrated chipset released in 2007, built on an 80 nm process and featuring DirectX 9.0 graphics support.

The AMD M690V is a chipset released in February 2007, manufactured on an 80 nm process. It supports DirectX 9.0 and includes AVIVO technology.

The AMD 550X chipset is a motherboard chipset originally named AMD 550X CrossFire chipset, later renamed to AMD 570X CrossFire Chipset.

The AMD 570X is a mainstream multi-GPU chipset, also known as the CrossFire Xpress 3100 under an older naming scheme.

The AMD 570X chipset is a mainstream multi-GPU chipset, part of the AMD 580 series and originally codenamed RD550/RD570. It is also known as the AMD 570X CrossFire Chipset, formerly the AMD 550X CrossFire chipset.

The AMD 690V is a chipset for AMD processors, providing integrated graphics with VGA output only, lacking TMDS and HDCP support.

The AMD 770 is a chipset designed for AMD processors, featuring CPU overclocking support.

The AMD M690T is a chipset designed for AMD processors using Socket S1.