>Chipsets? I'm building custom hardware because I want to get away from >chipsets. completely unnecessary for my task. Plus, I'd have to go thru >the expense of developing a custom bios and its not worth it. I think you will find that the complexity of the current offerings in the x86 family can only be tamed by lots of glue silicon. Chipsets have been used since 286 days. I have a few 286 motherboards with discrete TTL glue and they aren't pretty. If you are talking about other (more elegant) processor architectures, the requirements may be less demanding for glue logic.
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