Intel to stop shipping nearly all 300-series chipsets for Coffee Lake processors in a year
In the middle of last summer, Intel announced that by June 4, 2021, it would scale back its first-generation Coffee Lake desktop processors. The company has now decided to take the corresponding step with the 300 series chipsets that debuted in 2017. Their deliveries will continue until January 2022.
The notice of the change in the status of the respective Intel chipsets is dated January 4th of this year. Demand has shifted towards other Intel components, and therefore the company no longer considers it necessary to continue supplying desktop chipsets Z390, Z370, H370, B360, B365, H310C, H310D and mobile QMS380. Customers will be able to order them until July 23 of this year inclusive, and deliveries will end on January 28 next year.
