Monday, August 13th 2007

Intel EOL's Pentium 4/Pentium D Series
The Pentium 4 and Pentium D series had a great run, but in the end, Conroe completely overtook it. And so, Intel put a date on when we will not see any more Pentium 4s or Pentium Ds on the market. On October 7th, anyone who orders a Pentium 4 or Pentium D processor will not be allowed to cancel their order. On December 7th, Intel will not be taking any orders at all for them. This will allow Intel to make room for cheaper Core 2 Duo processors.
Source:
Reg Hardware
27 Comments on Intel EOL's Pentium 4/Pentium D Series
Although this may upset my uncle. He gets these chips all the time to put in other people's computers.
I wonder if we will still be able to order netburst Celerons?
But when I plug it in actually I'll see what it does, and what I can do with it...
Figure I'll use it as like a linux internet gateway/router/firewall
Work great for that with some massive passive cooling to keep it silent.
Router? For a P3....that's like a celeron's job. For a P3......file server is perfect.
The mainboard probably wont allow the overclock was the point...
And for the file/print sever, I my old Intel 915D doing that now.
When I leave my PC on all night it's boiling :wtf: