Database Index - WORK IN PROGRESS¶

Introduction¶

This database aims to provides information on what hardware exists, how it can be identify, how it can be found, and - crucially - any quirks that legacy overclockers may encounter. It's unlikely to ever even approach completeness on pre-2018 hardware, but aims to be a complete resource going forwards.

Categories¶

CPUs and Motherboards by Platform¶

Intel¶

• LGA1200 Platform

• LGA1151 Platform (Coffee lake)

• LGA2066 Platform (X299)

• LGA1151 Platform (Sky/Kaby lake)

• LGA2011-3 Platform (X99)

• LGA1150 Platform (Haswell/Broadwell)

• LGA2011 Platform (X79)

• LGA1155 Platform (Sandy/Ivy bridge)

• LGA1156 Platform

• LGA1366 Platform (barren skeleton)

• LGA775 Platform

• s478 Platform

• s423 Platform

• s370 Platform

AMD¶

• AM4 Platform

• TR4 (Threadripper/X399) Platform

• FM2/FM2+ Platform (barren skeleton)

• AM3+ Platform

• G34 Platform (high-end DDR3 server)

• FM1 Platform

• AM3 Platform

• AM2/AM2+ Platform

• s939 Platform

• s754 Platform

• s462 Platform

Other¶

GPUs by Generation¶

Nvidia¶

• GeForce 2000 series

• GeForce 1000 series

• GeForce 900 series

• GeForce 600 and 700 series

• GeForce 400 and 5 series

• GeForce 200 series

• GeForce 9000 series

• GeForce 8000 series

• GeForce 5000-7000 series

• GeForce4 and older (sparse due to lack of info and interest)

AMD/ATI¶

• Vega series

• RX 400 and 500 series

• Fury series

• 200 and 300 series

• 7000 series

• 5000 and 6000 series

• 4000 series

• 2000 and 3000 series

• X series

• 9000 series and older (AGP and PCI)

Other¶

Integrated GPUs by Generation¶

AMD APUs¶

Intel "APUs" (iGPU on CPU)¶

Nvidia Chipsets¶

Intel Chipsets¶

AMD/ATI Chipsets¶

Other Chipsets¶

Memory by Type¶

Memory for CPUs¶

• DDR4

• DDR3

• DDR2

• DDR1

• SDR SDRAM

• EDO SDRAM

Memory for GPUs¶

• HBM2

• HBM

• GDDR6

• GDDR5X

• GDDR5

• GDDR4

• GDDR3

GPUs can also be found that use regular DDR4, regular DDR3, regular DDR2, regular DDR1, SDR SDRAM and EDO SDRAM.

The are some mentions of "GDDR2" and "GDDR1" online, such as wikipedia, however no evidence has been found at time of writing that these actually exist and rather their existence is speculated to have been assumed, or possibly they are terms that have been misused in marketing materials for DDR1 and DDR2 cards.