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Intel to Phase Out First Quad-core CPU Soon

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Intel issued marching orders today that several Core Solo, Core Duo, Celeron and one Core 2 Quad chip will be discontinued shortly. As Intel prepares the upcoming 45nm, these older processors will no longer be available for order after the dates shown below. The first quad-core processor to hit the ground on January 4, 2008 is the 2.66GHz QX6700 Extreme model. Intel also expects to phase out the following processors on December 31, 2007.
  • Core Solo: U1300 ULV, U1300 Box, U1400 Box
  • Core Duo: L2500 LV, T2300, T2300E, T2400, T2600, T2700
  • Celeron M: 420, 430, 440, 450 ULV and T2700

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That was fast... Really want to beat AMD don't you?
 
That was fast... Really want to beat AMD don't you?

That's what it seems like. I would consider selling my current mobo/cpu if AMD jumps in the market with a new lineup that gets awesome benchs.
 
Interesting they aren't going to keep on making 65nm quad cores while the roll out 45nm quad cores.
 
Interesting they aren't going to keep on making 65nm quad cores while the roll out 45nm quad cores.

It doesn't say that - they are only dropping the QX6700 according to the article. They will still be producing the Q6600, Q6700, QX6800 and QX6850 on 65nm

Apart from the unlocked multiplier, the Q6700 makes the QX6700 a bit of an expensive indulgence anyway...........
 
It doesn't say that - they are only dropping the QX6700 according to the article. They will still be producing the Q6600, Q6700, QX6800 and QX6850 on 65nm

Apart from the unlocked multiplier, the Q6700 makes the QX6700 a bit of an expensive indulgence anyway...........

Yeahh I just read it after I posted what I said XD
 
wow, quick turn around.
 
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