According to the news from Donanimhaber, the Turkish website, 20 Intel processors will end their mission in the second half of 2011 (End of Life, including cessation of orders from OEMs and distributors, inventory clearance and production suspension, etc.), but will continue to provide warranty coverage. The normal after-sales service) will make way for Sandy Bridge and the upcoming Ivy Bridge platform products.

From this table, the six-core flagship Core i7-980X in the LGA 1366/1155 platform will be discontinued in the third quarter of 2011, while the mid- to high-end Core i7 and Core i5, and the mid-to-low Core i3 series will be from the PDN (Product Discontinued). Notification, at this time Intel will inform partners when to accept the last batch of product orders) state transition to EOL production shutdown. Specific include: Core i7-880/875K/870S, Core i5-760/750S/655K will enter the PDN state in the third quarter, officially suspended production in the fourth quarter of 2011. The Core i7-960/950/930, Core i5-661, and Core i3-530 will enter the PDN state in the fourth quarter and will be officially shut down in the first quarter of 2012.

The discontinued products also include most of the old LGA775 Core 2 series core processors currently on the market, all quad-core Q9650, Q9550/9550S, Q9505/9505S, Q9500, Q8400/8400S, Q8300 and dual-core Core 2 Duo E8600/E8500, low The Pentium E5400 will be officially discontinued in the third quarter of 2011. The remaining Core 2 Duo E7600/E7500, Pentium E6600/E5500 and Celeron E3300/450/430 will be "live" for a quarter and formally cease production at Q4.