The new generation of 45nm old Pentium no return home

After the waves of the Yangtze River pushed forward, the front waves died on the beach. When Sandy Bridge expanded its military in the low-end market and added 11 new desktop models at a time, it was time for the old generation to make way. Intel issued a notice today that the last three Pentiums in the 45nm Penryn architecture began to stop production.

These three old Pentium are Pentium E5800, Pentium E6700, Pentium E6800, development codename Wolfdale, are dual-core dual-threaded, 2MB secondary cache, clocked at 3.2GHz, 3.2GHz, 3.3GHz, FSB first 800MHz, the last two 1066MHz, thermal design power 65W.

According to the arrangement, these three Pentium orders will not be canceled after November 23, 2011 and will not be returned. The final shipment date will be December 30, 2011 for the bulk shipment, and the boxed edition will be available until the end.

At the same time, four mobile Celeron M 743 1.4GHz/1MB/10W (ULV low-power version), single-core Celeron 900 2.2GHz/1MB/35W, dual-core Celeron will be retired. The T3300 2.0GHz/1MB/35W and the 32nm dual-core Celeron P4500 1.86GHz/2MB/35W. Their orders will not be cancelled after February 29, 2012, and the final shipping time will be August 31, 2012.

However, these four series of mobile old Celeron will also have a higher-end models continue to supply, namely the Celeron M 763, Celeron 925/T3500/P4600.