Sunday, September 23rd 2007
AMD RX780 Chipset Wins PCI Express Approval
AMD's RX780 chipset, a cut-down version of the similarly AMD-oriented RD790, has won the approval of the PCI SIG, the organisation behind the PCI Express standard. So has the reference motherboard. Both certifications are key steps towards the release of the product. The RX780 closely matches the RD790's specs, but it is a cheaper and cut down version of RD790 with a single PCI-e x16 slot. It supports HyperTransport 3 and Socket AM2+ and will be paired on motherboards with AMD's SB600 southbridge chip.
Source:
Channel Register
8 Comments on AMD RX780 Chipset Wins PCI Express Approval
i doubt they'll make any more though, these are all ati (pre-amd) designs
so why not RD790 for intel ^^