LGA775 not afraid to be eliminated still in the third quarter of next year

Every time the processor is updated, especially when new interfaces appear, old platform users are always worried that they will be eliminated soon. However, in fact, the life cycle of the processor is still quite long, such as the LGA775 that has long been out of the mainstream. It will still be available at any time within the next year.

According to the plan, the Core 2 Duo E7600/E7500 will stop shipping in the fourth quarter of this year, but the Pentium family's Pentium E6800/E6700/E5800 and the Celeron family's Celeron E3500/E3400 will continue into the third quarter of 2012, even The single-core Celeron 430 has a lifespan of at least nine months.

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Even with the LGA1156 interface that has only experienced a generation of products, some models will continue until the end of 2013. As for the new LGA1155, since Ivy Bridge and Sandy Bridge both adopt this interface, they will provide better backward compatibility, and the life cycle will naturally not have to worry about.