1. A set of integrated circuits that work together to control data flow between a computer's processor, memory, and peripherals.
Usage: Computing/technology term; Commonly used in discussions of computer hardware and motherboards

Examples

• The motherboard's chipset determines which processors and memory types the computer can support.
• Modern Intel chipsets like the Z790 are designed to work with the latest generation of CPUs.
• A high-quality chipset can improve overall system performance and stability.
• The chipset acts as a bridge between the CPU and other hardware components.
• Upgrading your chipset often requires replacing the entire motherboard.