

As both the 200 and 200P are pin compatible with each other, motherboard manufacturers can use a single board design for different SKUs.ĪTI is making claims here that their chipset is going to be competitive for the consumer in regards to high performance DX9 gaming, overclocking and more. The XPRESS 200 is the industry’s first AMD K8 PCI Express chipset with on-board video, including support for DX9.0. The 200P is the pure enthusiast chipset aimed at performance computing and gaming while the 200 is a solution for a complete, cost effective computer. THe XPRESS 200 comes in two flavors, the 200 and the 200P. OEMs and the notebook world is where ATI’s chipset division have been geared towards in the past, but the release of the ATI Radeon XPRESS 200 is a shift for them. There is a good chance that you may have never heard of them, however, as none of these were really aimed at the enthusiast market. This slide boasts ATI’s chipset history with a list of their past chipsets.

The first has integrated graphics and the second is for discrete graphics solutions only but both are PCI Express based solutions - let’s take a look at what sets the ATI XPRESS 200 apart from its competition.
#ATI RADEON XPRESS 200 INTEGRATED SERIES#
The ATI Radeon XPRESS 200 series chispet, previously dubbed the RS480 chip, comes in two flavors: 200 and 200P. While ATI is by no means a new comer to the chipset market, it may come as a surprise to many of you that you are now seeing an enthusiast-based chipset from the vendor geared towards AMD’s K8 platform. Intro and Chipset Features ATI throws its hat into the AMD chipset ring with a chipset that supports PCI Express and a version with integrated graphics for the Athlon 64! Professional: CineBench 2003 and KribiBench.Application: DivX and MP3 Encoding, WinRAR and PCMark.Application: Winstone Tests and Webmark 2004.Synthetic: SiSoft Sandra, AIDA32 and Cachemem.ATI throws its hat into the AMD chipset ring with a chipset that supports PCI Express and a version with integrated graphics for the Athlon 64!.
