82801DB
82801DB is a chipset developed by Intel, designed for use in desktop computers. It was released in 2001 as part of the Intel 800 series chipsets, which were intended to provide a balance between performance and cost-effectiveness for mainstream desktop systems. The 82801DB chipset is a Southbridge component, which handles the communication between the CPU, memory, and peripheral devices.
The 82801DB supports the PCI bus, providing connectivity for various expansion cards such as graphics cards,
One of the key features of the 82801DB is its support for the Advanced Configuration and Power
The 82801DB was used in a variety of desktop motherboards, providing a reliable and cost-effective solution