Järjestelmäpiirisarja
Järjestelmäpiirisarja, often referred to as a chipset, is a set of electronic components on a motherboard that manages the data flow between the processor, memory, and peripherals. It acts as a central hub, facilitating communication and ensuring that different parts of the computer system can interact efficiently. A typical system chipset consists of two main integrated circuits: the northbridge and the southbridge, though modern designs often integrate these functions into a single chip.
The northbridge (or its integrated equivalent) is primarily responsible for high-speed communication. It typically connects to
The chipset's design dictates the capabilities and compatibility of a motherboard. It determines the type of