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Ensamble de PC’s Ing. José Angel Muñoz Barajas. AMD Northbridges Fabri Max catio FSB/H Releas CrossFir NB-SB Code Processors n T Southbr Model e e Features Interfa Notes name Supported proce Freque idge Date Enabled ce ss ncy (nm) (MHz) K6,K6-2, AMD K6-3,K6-2+ licensed AMD- AMD-640 100 AMD- (Super 7) No VIA's 640 chipset (FSB) 645 Apollo (supported Cyrix VP2/97 6x86, Cyrix MII) AMD- Athlon, Duron 756, AMD- AMD-750 200 SDRAM 1999 (Slot A, Socket A), No AGP 2x VIA- 751 chipset (FSB) Alpha 21264 VT82C6 86A AMD- Athlon, Athlon XP Novem 766, AMD- AMD-760 ,Duron 266 DDR ber No AGP 4x VIA- 761 chipset (Socket A), (FSB) SDRAM 2000 VT82C6 Alpha 21264 86B AMD- May AMD- 760MP Athlon MP No AGP 4x 2001 766 chipset AMD- Most initial boards 762 AMD- AGP 4x, May AMD- shipped 760MPX Athlon MP No Hardware 2001 768 without chipset RNG USB headers. AMD- AMD-8000 AMD- April Hardware 8131, series Opteron 800 No 8111 2004 RNG AMD- chipset 8132 AMD 480X chipset/ SB600, A-Link (previously Octobe Athlon 64 family, Yes, RD480 110 1000 ULi- Express CrossFire r 2006 Sempron x8+x8 M1575 II Xpress 1600) AMD 570X/550X Phenom family [2], A-Link chipset/ June Yes, RD570 Athlon 64 family, 1000 SB600 Express (previously 2007 x16+x8 Sempron II CrossFire Xpress 19 Ensamble de PC’s Ing. José Angel Muñoz Barajas. 3100) AMD 580X chipset/ Phenom family, A-Link (previously Octobe Yes, RD580 Athlon 64 family, 1000 SB600 Express CrossFire r 2006 x16+x16 Sempron II Xpress 3200) Radeon X700 IGP (Radeon X1200, 350 A-Link RS690 AMD 690V Februar Athlon 64 family, 80 1000 No MHz), SB600 Express C chipset y 2007 Sempron AVIVO, II HDCP, no LVDS (DVI and HDMI) Radeon X700 IGP (Radeon Phenom family, A-Link AMD 690G Februar X1250, 400 RS690 Athlon 64 family, 80 1000 No SB600 Express chipset y 2007 MHz), Sempron II AVIVO, HDMI with HDCP Radeon X700 IGP (Radeon Mobile AMD Turion 64 X2, X1200, 350 A-Link RS690 Februar chipset M690V Athlon 64 X2 80 800 No MHz), SB600 Express MC y 2007 Powerplay chipset mobile AVIVO, II 7.0 HDCP, no LVDS (DVI and HDMI) Radeon X700 IGP (Radeon Mobile Turion 64 X2, A-Link RS690 AMD M690 Februar X1250, 350 chipset Athlon 64 X2 80 800 No SB600 Express M chipset y 2007 MHz), Powerplay mobile II AVIVO, 7.0 HDCP, no HDMI Radeon X700 IGP (Radeon Mobile AMD Turion 64 X2, A-Link Februar X1270, 400 chipset RS690T M690T Athlon 64 X2 80 800 No SB600 Express y 2007 MHz), Powerplay chipset mobile II AVIVO, 7.0 HDMI with HDCP Athlon 64 family, SB600, A-Link AMD 740 Single PCI-E RX740 2008 Phenom family, 55 1000 No SB700, Express chipset x16 Sempron SB750 II RS740 AMD 740G 2008 Athlon 64 family, 55 1000 No DirectX 9 SB600, A-Link 20 Ensamble de PC’s Ing. José Angel Muñoz Barajas. chipset Phenom family, IGP, HDMI SB700, Express Sempron with HDCP SB750 II External Athlon 64 family, PCIe SB600, A-Link AMD 770 RX780 2008 Phenom family, 65 2600 No cabling, SB700, Express chipset Sempron Single PCI-E SB750 II x16 DirectX 10 Athlon 64 family, IGP, HDCP A-Link AMD 780G SB700, RS780 2008 Phenom family, 55 2600 Yes with HDMI, Express chipset SB750 Sempron DisplayPort II with DPCP Yes, Mobile PowerXp DirectX 10 Chipset, AMD ress IGP, HDCP A-Link RS780 Turion X2, Puma M780G 2008 55 2600 AXIOM/ with HDMI, SB700 Express M Turion Ultra Platform chipset MXM Displayport, II PowerXpre Module(s DVI & VGA ss ) DirectX 10 AMD Athlon 64 family, IGP, HDCP A-Link RS780 790GX 2008 Phenom family, 55 2600 Yes [3] with HDMI, SB750 Express D chipset Sempron DisplayPort II with DPCP Athlon 64 family, SB600, A-Link AMD 790X Yes, RD780 2008 Phenom family, 65 2600 SB700, Express chipset x8+x8 Sempron SB750 II Yes, CrossFire Support for AMD Novem Athlon 64 family, A-Link X SB600, AMD Quad RD790 790FX ber Phenom family, 65 2600 Express (dual x16 SB750 FX chipset 2007 Sempron II or quad platform x8) Opteron family AMD 800 Dual or SB700, A-Link Athlon 64 family, RD8xx chipset 2009 45 ? Yes Quad-card SB750, Express Phenom family, series CrossFire SB8xx II Sempron AMD's Opteron family AMD 800 SB700S A-Link return to RD8xx Athlon 64 family, chipset 2009 45 ? ? ? , Express server S Phenom family, series SB750S II chipset Sempron market AMD Southbridges Fab IDE Channels SATA Code name Model Year process USB Ports Audio (2 Notes Ports (nm) Devices/Channel) AMD-645 AMD 640 Chipset 2 ATA/33 21 Ensamble de PC’s Ing. José Angel Muñoz Barajas. AMD-756 AMD 750 Chipset 1999 4 USB 1.1 2 ATA/66 AMD-766 AMD 760 Chipset 2001 4 USB 1.1 2 ATA/100 AMD 760MP AMD-768 2001 4 USB 1.1 AC97 2 ATA/100 Chipset National Geode Geode GX1 AC97 ATA/33 Semiconductor CS5530 release National Geode Geode GXm AC97 ATA/33 Semiconductor CS5530A Geode GXLV release Geode Geode GX 4 USB 1.1 AC97 2 ATA/66 CS5535 Geode Geode LX 4 USB 2.0 AC97 2 ATA/100 CS5536 AMD 8111 AMD-8131 nForce Professional 2004 PCI-X ULi-1563 AMD 8111 AMD-8132 nForce Professional 2004 PCI-X 2.0 ULi-1563 AMD-8151 AMD-8131 2004 AGP 8X RAID 0, 1, 0+1 AMD eSATA, ASF 2.0 SB600 480/570/580/690 2006 130 4 10 USB 2.0 HD 1 ATA/133 549 pin FC-BGA CrossFire Chipset package 6 AMD 700 chipset 12 USB 2.0 RAID 0, 1, 0+1 SB700 2007 55 AHCI HD 1 ATA/133 series 2 USB 1.1 eSATA, DASH 1.0 1.1 6 RAID 0, 1, 0+1 AMD 700S chipset 12 USB 2.0 SB700S 2008 55 AHCI HD 1 ATA/133 eSATA, DASH 1.0 series 2 USB 1.1 1.1 Server southbridge 6 AMD 700 chipset 12 USB 2.0 RAID 0, 1, 5, 0+1 SB750 2008 55 AHCI HD 1 ATA/133 series 2 USB 1.1 eSATA, DASH 1.0 1.1 6 AMD 800 chipset 14 USB 2.0 SB8xx 2009 55 AHCI Gb Ethernet series 2 USB 1.1 1.2 Fusion SB 2009 22.
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